Looks like Xiaomi fans are in for a treat. Tomorrow, Xiaomi will launch a soft opening for its store in The Exchange, TRX. That said, what should you know about it?

Xiaomi released HyperOS alongside the Xiaomi 14 series last month, the new software that would be running across its products, including subsidiaries such as Redmi and POCO. Now, the company has announced the 2nd batch of devices that will be receiving the software, specifically the developer version of it next month.

Earlier this year, Qualcomm announced that it planned to set up a satellite-based communication system. Snapdragon Satellite was supposed to launch within half a year of the announcement. However, the deal has officially ended.

Xiaomi announced a shift in strategy for its devices’ software, whereby starting with the Xiaomi 14 series, they will run on HyperOS. Now, more details of its global rollout have been revealed, specifically of the devices that will be getting HyperOS and the timeline.

It looks like vivo is joining the party too. Previously, we mentioned Xiaomi’s HyperOS launch. Today, vivo announced they are doing the same. That said, what should you know about it?

With the launch of the Xiaomi 14 series, the company has also released HyperOS, its new operating system replacing MIUI on new devices moving forward. Speaking of which, Xiaomi has also updated its end-of-life (EOL) devices on its support page to include some flagship devices from 2020.

If you have been reading Xiaomi news, you probably have come across the company's latest HyperOS in all the new devices. So what does it offer and how different is it from other ecosystems? You read all about it below. 

After the announcement of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 mobile platform by Qualcomm, it didn't take long for other smartphone brands and manufacturers to respond. At the moment, both OPPO, iQOO and a few others have confirmed that their next flagships will be equipped with the latest Snapdragon SoC. 

Over the years, Xiaomi has made many of its devices as close as possible to Apple’s iPhone. At some point, Xiaomi fans have accepted this matter. With the launch of the Hyper OS, fans thought it could change but perhaps not.

Previously, we reported that Xiaomi is allegedly planning to rebrand its software, MIUI into something new. Well, we might not have to wait long to see this all-new OS in action, as a new leak claims that it will be powering the upcoming Xiaomi 14.