On October 17, Lei Jun surprised everyone by issuing a document announcing Xiaomi’s new operating system, Xiaomi HyperOS. In this announcement, it was revealed that the Xiaomi Mi 14 series will be the first to come equipped with this new system.
As we move forward, Xiaomi is gradually replacing MIUI with HyperOS, emerging as the primary operating system for Xiaomi devices. Today, Xiaomi transformed the official MIUI public account significantly, renaming it “Xiaomi HyperOS” and changing its avatar. While the introduction is still in the MIUI stage, we expect to complete the transition soon.
According to Lei Jun, HyperOS prioritizes a people-centered approach, aiming to establish a comprehensive ecological operating system for both people and vehicles. This involves the integration of an advanced Android framework and a proprietary Vela system, resulting in a complete overhaul of the underlying architecture. This transformation will pave the way for a public base capable of supporting the Internet of Everything, encompassing tens of billions of devices and connections in the future. Given the enormity of this engineering feat, Xiaomi engineers have aptly christened it in English as Xiaomi HyperOS.
Furthermore, reports indicate that HyperOS will not limit itself to mobile phones alone; it will extend its reach to a variety of products, including tablets, smartwatches, smart speakers, and even vehicles, fostering seamless interconnectivity.
This name change has a reassuring effect on the Redmi K60 Extreme Edition. Initially, the announcement hinted at an upgrade to MIUI 15. However, we now see that the intention was to maintain secrecy, as the device will ultimately transition entirely to HyperOS. Therefore, the Redmi K60 Extreme Edition is ready to become one of the first devices to undergo this transition.
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