Xiaomi’s HyperOS releases aren’t tied to Android releases – the company is rolling out the Android 17 update as HyperOS 3 and now it has unveiled HyperOS 4, which will most likely be based on the same ...

Xiaomi has begun rolling out the HyperOS 4 beta update to the first batch of eligible devices, which primarily includes recent high-end smartphones and tablets. The latest software introduces tons of ...

Xiaomi will roll out the beta in three batches, which makes things a little easier to follow. The first group will get HyperOS 4 from August 14, and it includes most of the company's latest flagship ...

Xiaomi has officially launched HyperOS 4 with a completely redesigned glass interface, a revamped AI assistant powered by its MiMo LLM, and significant performance improvements. Beta testing starts on ...

That would be a change from Xiaomi's old approach, where a new HyperOS version did not always require a new Android version underneath. According to data found in ...

Note that this beta rollout schedule only applies to Xiaomi users in China. Hopefully, the brand will soon announce its beta plans for global users. We’ll keep you updated when Xiaomi launches the ...

UI, or user interface, has long been a polarising factor when buying an Android smartphone, as it is what people interact with most. No matter how beautiful a phone looks or how powerful its processor ...

HyperOS 4 introduces a liquid glass-like UI, adjustable widget sizes, stacked notifications, fluid animations, and AI-powered tools for image editing, writing, translations, and audio transcription.

Xiaomi has officially unveiled HyperOS 4, marking one of the biggest updates yet for Xiaomi, REDMI, and Xiaomi Pad devices. Packed with a fresh frosted glass aesthetic, deeper cross-device continuity, ...

Xiaomi has unveiled its Android overlay HyperOS 4.0 and released it as a beta for initial devices in China. The similarity to iOS is particularly striking. HyperOS 4.0 is all but ready, and Xiaomi is ...

The thieves stole three of the five surviving panels of the San Gregorio Polyptych, dated to 1473, as well as the double-sided panel depicting the Virgin Mary and the dead Christ in Pietà. Thieves ...