In a bold stride towards software innovation, Vivo has confirmed the unveiling of its OriginOS 4 alongside a self-devised Operating System (OS) for the Internet of Things (IoT) devices. This significant revelation is scheduled to occur on November 1, during the Vivo Developer Conference (VDC) 2023, held at the Shenzhen Exhibition Center, China.
OriginOS 4: Elevating User Experience
OriginOS 4, Vivo's latest custom skin, is based on Android 14, continuing the brand's tradition of delivering a user-friendly interface while harnessing the power of the latest Android capabilities. The first batch of smartphones to embody this new OS are anticipated to be the iQOO 12 series and the X100 flagships, with the Vivo X60 series following suit123.
IoT OS: Venturing into a Connected Future
Besides the OriginOS 4, the spotlight will also be on Vivo's self-developed OS designed explicitly for IoT devices. Although details remain scant, speculations suggest this new OS will play a crucial role in Vivo's foray into the burgeoning IoT sector. It remains unclear whether this OS will extend its realm to mobile phones, but as of now, Vivo seems to retain its allegiance to the Android/AOSP ecosystem4.
AI Integration: A Leap Towards Smart Functionality
Amidst these software unveilings, Vivo is also set to introduce a self-developed AI large model, which, according to the recent C-Eval large model evaluation, tops the global Chinese list. This model is slated for integration within the OriginOS 4 system, encompassing five self-developed large models across three different parameter levels. These models are expected to enhance a wide array of core application scenarios, marking a significant stride towards smarter, more intuitive user experiences4.
The anticipation surrounding the Vivo Developer Conference is palpable, with the tech community eagerly awaiting more details on Vivo's software advancements. As the event unfolds, the tech giant is poised to showcase its commitment to innovation and a seamless user experience. With the advent of OriginOS 4 and the new IoT OS, Vivo is indeed paving the way for a connected, smart-tech future.
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