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HyperOS: International availability, a new logo and the right e-car

28.12.2023

Translation: machine translated

Xiaomi reveals which smartphones outside China will receive HyperOS first. The MIUI successor has also been given a new logo and a matching electric car.

With the Xiaomi 14, the smartphone manufacturer of the same name HyperOS unveiled at the end of October. The operating system is still based on Android. The successor to MIUI has a fresh look and should require fewer resources and facilitate connections with other devices from the manufacturer. Over 100 smartphones and tablets are already compatible in China.

HyperOS will go international from 2024

In 2024, Xiaomi also plans to release HyperOS outside of China. The first seven smartphones and one tablet are set to receive the new operating system in the first quarter:

Redmi Note 12
Redmi Note 12S
Xiaomi 13
Xiaomi 13T
Xiaomi 13T Pro
Xiaomi 13 Pro
Xiaomi 13 Ultra
Xiaomi Pad 6

There are no more precise details yet as to when which device will receive the update in which country. Xiaomi has only stated that the updates will be rolled out in stages.

An electric car for HyperOS

HyperOS is more of an independent system than MIUI, but is fully compatible with Android and Google services - and with cars. At least to the Xiaomi SU7. This is the first electric car from Xiaomi, which the manufacturer unveiled on 28 December 2023.

The Xiaomi SU 7 is the company's first electric car.
Source: Xiaomi

Xiaomi talks about completing its "Human x Car x Home smart ecosystem" with the SU7. HyperOS is intended to ensure that the smartphone and the in-car system of the car connect seamlessly with each other.

In reality, it will hopefully be a little brighter with HyperOS in the electric car than in this picture from Xiaomi.
Source: Xiaomi

A logo for the new operating system

The new HyperOS logo shows blue dots in three sizes, which are arranged in a repeating circular pattern. However, this does not result in a simple circle. Instead, it is a galaxy, according to company boss Lei Jun.

It's a galaxy of dots, swirling together like ideas and connections in our digital universe.

Xiaomi-Chef Lei Jun bei X.

The new HyperOS logo.
Source: Xiaomi

Cover photo: Xiaomi

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Jan Johannsen

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As a primary school pupil, I used to sit in a friend's living room with many of my classmates to play the Super NES. Now I get my hands on the latest technology and test it for you. In recent years at Curved, Computer Bild and Netzwelt, now at Digitec and Galaxus.

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