Release Date For Xiaomi HyperOS: Next-Gen OS Architecture Unveiled, A 5-Layer Offering
The next layer, Vela, will make use of the frameworks and services provided by Android. The communication will be handled by the fourth layer, called HyperConnect.
At a Chinese event, Xiaomi HyperOS, the company’s official substitute for MIUI for consumers, will be unveiled with the Xiaomi 14 series. This happened after the business on the social networking site publicly teased the new software. The organization has already shown the architecture of its new software.
According to rumors, Xiaomi’s forthcoming operating system would resemble HarmonyOS and feature five levels. The hardware wand will be followed at the bottom by the kernel layer. HyperOS uses the Vela and Linux kernels. For those who are unaware, the NuttX RTOS serves as the foundation for Xiaomi’s Vela IoT platform.
The next layer, Vela, will make use of the frameworks and services provided by Android. The communication will be handled by the fourth layer, called HyperConnect. The fifth layer, which consists of applications, would be the bottom layer.
However, Xiaomi has not made it clear if the new software, which will replace the ten-year-old MIUI, would be made accessible outside of China or whether the firm will keep providing MIUI as a standard offering for smartphones in other nations, including India.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor will make its debut with the Xiaomi 14 in the meanwhile. The phone will have flagship-caliber specs and make its debut a few months after China. The rumor also claims that the Xiaomi 14 Pro would be more compact than its predecessor, perhaps measuring 161.6 x 75.3 x 8.7mm. The business, however, has not officially endorsed any of the smartphone-related advances. The formal announcement, which may take place this week, will have to be delayed.
