Xiaomi’s HyperOS is a new smartphone operating system that combines Android and Xiaomi’s self-developed Vela system. It is designed to enhance smartphone performance, battery life, and security.
Here are some of the detailed features of HyperOS:
Optimized Performance
It excels in scheduling tasks and resource management, ensuring stable performance even in resource-intensive scenarios. Technical modules, such as file systems and memory management, are optimized to harness different hardware capabilities.
Cross-End Connectivity
HyperConnect revolutionizes connectivity, giving users control over all connected devices from anywhere. It enables switching camera sources during video calls, accessing cameras from various devices, and seamless data transfer between devices.
Proactive Intelligence
HyperMind is the AI center that makes devices proactive. It learns user needs and adapts devices accordingly, allowing users to enjoy smart automation without needing intricate logic comprehension. Xiaomi HyperOS integrates large foundation models, enhancing system applications. It supports features like speech generation, image search, and AI artwork creation. Third-party apps can also benefit from this AI subsystem.
Security Priority
It prioritizes user security. A dedicated hardware TEE safeguards sensitive information and extends this security to interconnected devices. It employs end-to-end encryption for data transmission.
Open Sharing
Xiaomi HyperOS promotes an open-source ecosystem, simplifying IoT development with Xiaomi Vela, an IoT software platform. Open-sourcing Xiaomi Vela encourages innovation and real-time.
Xiaomi claims that HyperOS is naturally lightweight, consuming a mere 8.75GB of storage on smartphones. On devices with limited processing power, HyperOS boasts scheduling changes aimed at maximizing hardware performance. Furthermore, the company claims that HyperOS provides a stable frame rate and lower power consumption when compared to stock Android, particularly during gaming sessions.
However, the technical specifics that differentiate it from AOSP and MIUI remain somewhat elusive. HyperOS is expected to debut with the upcoming Xiaomi 14 series, which is expected on October 31.
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