In line with that, these are the four notable changes introduced in the new version of the update:

• There’s now a device-cloud cooperation mechanism, which should improve the accuracy and response time of the system when addressing malicious apps.
• An anti-false alarm mechanism has been added to address issues involving viruses and questionable applications.
• The function to change the custom background is now available in the Art Protagonist theme.
• There is now a function to record clearer recordings via Bluetooth devices.
• The company has made some improvements in the overall performance and speed, so expect smoother operation and experience when starting apps or switching between apps.

HyperOS replaces the MIUI operating system and is based on the Android Open Source Project and Xiaomi’s Vela IoT platform. The update will be provided to certain models of Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco smartphones, with the company hoping “to unify all ecosystem devices into a single, integrated system framework.” This should allow seamless connectivity across all Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco devices, such as smartphones, smart TVs, smartwatches, speakers, cars (in China for now), and more. Aside from that, the company has promised AI enhancements, faster boot and app launch times, enhanced privacy features, and a simplified user interface while using less storage space.

Sadly, the update is far from perfect. One of the common issues HyperOS users are experiencing now is the sudden change in the control center of the system. Prior to the update, the area used to have a label on each icon for easy identification of their function. However, in an attempt to focus on the aesthetic of the system, Xiaomi has decided to deactivate the text by default in HyperOS. While the move might sound insignificant to some, some users find the change problematic when identifying the icon functions.

Thankfully, you can easily change it back if you already have the HyperOS update on your device. Just do the following steps below:

1. Launch the Settings app on your device.
2. Go to “Notifications and status bar.”
3. Find the “Don’t show icon labels” option and deactivate it.

Note: Activating the text in the control center will hide some of the icons, so you’ll have to scroll to see them all. If you want to prevent this, try to reduce the number of unnecessary icons in the area.

For more details about HyperOS and its rollout, click here.

The Chinese smartphone manufacturer has recently addressed the matter through different channels, ultimately removing the app update from its GetApps store and the internet. According to Xiaomi, there is only a “small number” of users being affected by the issue, but different users are voicing the problem on various platforms and forums.

According to the company, the update was supposed to be released only to HyperOS users but ended up coming to MIUI users as well. As such, incompatibility issues started among Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices. As shared by affected users, the boot prevents them from uninstalling the pre-installed MIUI app (System UI plugin), making factory reset the only option. Xiaomi, nonetheless, is advising users to seek technical help from the company’s service providers and channels to end it. As underscored by the company, attempting to self-repair the devices could indeed lead to permanent data loss.

Xiaomi has already confirmed that it will provide the HyperOS update to its most recent device models, alongside Redmi’s and Poco’s. Last month, the Chinese brand promised to deliver it this month, and on Monday, the company reiterated this by giving more details of the move.

Humans are the core of our technology. #XiaomiHyperOS is designed and tailored to connect personal devices, cars and smart home products in a smart ecosystem. 

Launching on 29th Feb at 12 noon!

In a separate announcement, the company shared the models getting the update first, which include the Xiaomi 13 Series, 13T Series, 12 Series, 12T Series; Redmi Note 13 Series, Note 12 Pro+ 5G, Note 12 Pro 5G, Note 12 5G; Xiaomi Pad 6, and Pad SE. Nonetheless, the company earlier shared that there will be certain models getting the update first: the Xiaomi 13 Pro and Xiaomi Pad 6.

Meanwhile, as expected, the update will come pre-installed in the company’s latest device offerings, including the Xiaomi 14 Series, Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro, Xiaomi Watch S3, and Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro. The company’s newest smartphone series is expected to arrive on March 7.

After a long wait, Xiaomi finally shared the roadmap of the HyperOS update. It follows the company’s unveiling of the Xiaomi 14 and 14 Ultra at MWC Barcelona. As expected, the update, which replaces the MIUI operating system and is based on based on Android Open Source Project and Xiaomi’s Vela IoT platform, will be included in the new models announced. Aside from them, the company shared that the update will also cover the Pad 6S Pro, Watch S3, and Band 8 Pro, which it also recently announced.

Thankfully, HyperOS is not limited to the said devices. As reported earlier, Xiaomi will also bring the update to a plethora of its offerings, from its own models to Redmi and Poco. Yet, as mentioned before, the release of the update will be in phase. According to the company, the first wave of updates will be given to select Xiaomi and Redmi models first. Also, it is important to note that the rollout schedule may vary by region and model.

For now, here are the devices and series getting the update in the first half of the year:

• Xiaomi 14 Series (pre-installed)
• Xiaomi 13 Series
• Xiaomi 13T Series
• Xiaomi 12 Series
• Xiaomi 12T Series
• Redmi Note 13 Series
• Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G
• Redmi Note 12 Pro 5G
• Redmi Note 12 5G
• Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro (pre-installed)
• Xiaomi Pad 6
• Xiaomi Pad SE
• Xiaomi Watch S3 (pre-installed)
• Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro (pre-installed)

Redmi Note 11 HyperOS Update

Redmi Note 11 launches in 2021 with MIUI 13. The device comes out of the box with Android 11 based MIUI 13. Currently running MIUI 14 based on Android 13, the Redmi Note 11 has a sleek and stylish design. With the announcement of HyperOS, the devices that will receive this exciting update are curious. Xiaomi, which wants to make its users happy, comes up with a big surprise. HyperOS update for Redmi Note 11 is now being tested and it has been officially confirmed that the next major update will be rolling out to the device.

• Redmi Note 11: OS1.0.1.0.TGCMIXM

We are revealing the HyperOS builds of Redmi Note 11. The update is ready and rolling out soon. HyperOS is being tested internally for Redmi Note 11. It’s important to note that the new update will be based on Android 13. Redmi Note 11 will not get Android 14. While this is sad, we must remember that every device has a certain life cycle.

We come to the question that everyone wants answered. When will Redmi Note 11 get the HyperOS update? The smartphone will start receiving the HyperOS update by “End of February” at the latest. Please wait patiently.

Xiaomi HyperOS Bootloader Lock Restriction

Xiaomi HyperOS is actually a renamed MIUI 15, as we mentioned earlier. The renaming of MIUI 15 shows that Xiaomi is taking a different view. This Bootloader lock restriction was probably decided back in September. Anyway, we have learned that this restriction is not too important. You only need to keep your Mi Account active for 30 days, after which you can continue unlocking the Bootloader as before. Xiaomi’s only aim is to increase the usage of the Xiaomi Community. But no one is required to use the forum.

Requirements for unlocking the bootloader

• First, make sure your Mi Account has been active for more than 30 days.
• Xiaomi Community App version 5.3.31 or above.
• You can only unlock the bootloader of 3 devices per year with your account.

You can access the latest version of the Xiaomi Community app by clicking here. Assuming you have done these things, we will start explaining. Change your Mi Community region to Global.

Then click on “Unlock Bootloader”. If you are sure that your account has been active for more than 30 days, tap on “apply for unlocking”.

What you need to do now is very simple! You will be able to unlock your bootloader like before. With the new Xiaomi HyperOS, the bootloader unlock time has been reduced from 168 hours to 72 hours. After doing all the operations, it will be enough to wait 3 days. You can click here for more details.

POCO F4 GT Xiaomi HyperOS

POCO F4 GT was launched with Android 12 based MIUI 13. With the new HyperOS update, the smartphone has received the 2nd Android update. So what does the HyperOS update offer to POCO F4 GT? POCO F4 GT received the update with the build number OS1.0.1.0.ULJCNXM and this update is based on Android 14. Android 14 based HyperOS update improves system performance and provides an enhanced user experience.

Changelog

As of January 29, 2024, the changelog of POCO F4 GT HyperOS update released for the Global region is provided by Xiaomi.

[System]

• Updated Android Security Patch to January 2024. Increased system security.

[Vibrant aesthetics]

• Global aesthetics draw inspiration from life itself and change the way your device looks and feels
• New animation language makes interactions with your device wholesome and intuitive
• Natural colors bring vibrancy and vitality to every corner of your device
• Our all-new system font supports multiple writing systems
• Redesigned Weather app not only gives you important information, but also shows you how it feels outside
• Notifications are focused on important information, presenting it to you in the most efficient way
• Every photo can look like an art poster on your Lock screen, enhanced by multiple effects and dynamic rendering
• New Home screen icons refresh familiar items with new shapes and colors
• Our in-house multi-rendering technology makes visuals delicate and comfortable across the whole system
• Multitasking is now even more straightforward and convenient with an upgraded multi-window interface

POCO F4 GT’s HyperOS update, released in the Global region, is first rolled out to users in the HyperOS Pilot Tester program. All users will soon have access to the HyperOS update. Please wait patiently. You can get the update via HyperOS Downloader.

Xiaomi HyperOS is arriving for old devices

You may be wondering when Xiaomi HyperOS is coming. The Chinese brand is testing updates internally. Today we spotted that 5 legendary models will soon receive the Xiaomi HyperOS update. The POCO F3 (Redmi K40), Xiaomi 12X, Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G, Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G and Redmi Note 11 will receive the Xiaomi HyperOS update. However, this update will have some differences. The smartphones will not receive the Android 14 update and will have HyperOS based on Android 13. Although it is sad that they will not receive the Android 14 update, you will still be delighted with the superior stability of HyperOS.

• Xiaomi 12X: OS1.0.2.0.TLDCNXM (psyche)
• Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G: OS1.0.2.0.THGMIXM (sweet_k6a)
• Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G: OS1.0.1.0.TKTCNXM (pissarro)
• Redmi Note 11: OS1.0.1.0.TGCMIXM (spes)
• POCO F3 (Redmi K40): OS1.0.2.0.TKHCNXM (alioth)

Xiaomi 12X, POCO F3, and Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G will first receive the Xiaomi HyperOS update in the Chinese region. Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G will be updated to HyperOS and users on the first Global ROM will receive HyperOS. The update will be based on Android 13 and Android 14 will not be coming to these devices. Snapdragon 870 smartphones are expected to start receiving HyperOS by the end of this month. Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G, Redmi Note 11 and Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G users should wait for February. We will keep you updated when Xiaomi HyperOS is released.

Source: Xiaomiui

How to Access HyperOS Moon Super Wallpaper

To enjoy the all-new Moon Super Wallpaper, users need to update their HyperOS Super Wallpaper APK to version 3.2.0-ma-ALPHA-01191938. Once updated, the Moon Super Wallpaper can be accessed through the Wallpaper Picker application. This intuitive app allows users to personalize their device’s home screen with dynamic and visually stunning wallpapers.

The second step is to download the HyperOS Moon Super Wallpaper APK file and install it on your Xiaomi phone. After that, you can set Super Wallpaper as wallpaper from the wallpaper picker.

Global Availability of the HyperOS Moon Super Wallpaper

Xiaomi’s HyperOS Moon Super Wallpaper goes beyond visual appeal; it also embraces a multilingual experience within the application. The new update comes equipped with translations for a variety of languages, will allow users to enjoy the Moon Super Wallpaper on their devices worldwide.

Conclusion

Xiaomi’s HyperOS Moon Super Wallpaper is a captivating addition to the Super Wallpaper collection, offering users a delightful journey through the lunar phases. Although the challenge of downloading the Moon Super Wallpaper from GetApps persists, Xiaomi users enjoy the celestial beauty on their device’s home screen. You can download latest Xiaomi Super Wallpaper Picker and Xiaomi HyperOS Moon Super Wallpaper to enable hidden Moon Super Wallpapers.