Xiaomi has been a familiar name in the world of Android with its MIUI skin for years. However, change is on the horizon. In a significant shift, Xiaomi’s CEO Lei Jun announced HyperOS in October. This new operating system is set to replace MIUI coinciding with the updates to Android 14.
The tech community is buzzing with the news that the global rollout of HyperOS 1.0, based on Android 14, is just around the corner. This update marks a pivotal moment for Xiaomi as it transitions to this new operating system.
A topic of much discussion is the introduction of the official HyperOS logo. While some might question the necessity of a logo, considering a wordmark already exists, it’s a move that shows Xiaomi’s commitment to establishing HyperOS as a distinct entity in the smartphone market.
However, not everyone is concerned with the aesthetics of the logo. Some users have expressed a preference for a quicker rollout of the OS update over the introduction of a new logo. This sentiment reflects the desire for enhanced performance and features over visual branding.
Despite this, the rollout of HyperOS is set to be a gradual process. Xiaomi plans to update its vast array of devices under the Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco brands. These updates are expected in the coming months rather than weeks. This pace may disappoint some users, especially when compared to brands like Samsung, known for their swifter updates.
Xiaomi’s journey with HyperOS is just beginning, and it remains to be seen how this new system will be received by the global community. Stay tuned for more updates and share your thoughts on HyperOS and its new logo in the comments.
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