Xiaomi shares HyperOS July 25 update, fixing photo editing bugs and listing 10 known issues still under investigation.

Xiaomi just added more phones to its end-of-life list as it moves forward with HyperOS 3. Here’s the full list of affected ...

No more fixes to the current HyperOS 2. A user on Xiaomi's Feedback app received interesting information regarding Xiaomi's ...

Xiaomis HyperOS 2 update enhances photo editing, introduces AI features, and improves performance for a better user ...

Xiaomi is reportedly preparing to launch the next version of its Android-based operating system, expected to be named either ...

On HyperOS, we will likely see plenty of pre-made lockscreen styles. If you don’t like any of them, you may be able to customize the lockscreen to your liking, much like you can on Android 14.

HyperOS is a larger unified branding that encompasses Xiaomi’s operating system (s) across its entire ecosystem, ranging from smartphones to smart home products to even cars in the future. As ...

Dubbed "HyperOS," this MIUI replacement will apparently be a blend of Android and Xiaomi's very own "Vela" system, hence a "completely rewritten underlying architecture" that would supposedly ...

The rollout, powered by HyperOS 2.3, is now live for the Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 14T Pro in both global and European (EEA) markets.

HyperOS feels as fast and smooth as always and now has a promise of staying that way for years of use. We only wish more Android-intrinsic features make their way into Xiaomi's proprietary overlay.

HyperOS seems to prefer putting menu options at the base of the app, as compared to MIUI 14 which had kept them at the top. We noticed this in the Notes, Gallery, and Files app.