Xiaomi is making notable strides with its latest user interface, HyperOS. As development and refinement of HyperOS continue, fans and developers are closely monitoring changes in the code. Recently, during the review of HyperOS Android 15 Beta 3, an exciting discovery was made that indicates the forthcoming release of HyperOS 2.0.
Xiaomi's Development of HyperOS 2.0
The XiaomiTime team has uncovered intriguing details concerning HyperOS 2.0. This new interface will be based on Android versions 14 and 15 and is anticipated to be available on numerous Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO smartphones. While examining the system's code, a new line was identified that was absent in both HyperOS 1.5 and Android 15 Beta 2. The specific line of code is:
.field public static HYPER_OS2:I = 0x0
Though it appears simple, this line is a strong indication that Xiaomi is gearing up for the release of HyperOS 2.0. This suggests that the company is diligently working on the next major version of HyperOS and is optimizing to resolve issues in the current version.
Transitioning from MIUI 15 to HyperOS 2.0
Initially, Xiaomi intended to launch a new version of MIUI, termed MIUI 15. However, they later opted to introduce MIUI 15 as "HyperOS 1.0" instead. Due to this shift, traces of MIUI 15 code still linger in the system. These remnants might imply that Xiaomi is transitioning away from MIUI, fully adopting HyperOS, or viewing HyperOS 2.0 as MIUI 16.
The findings about HyperOS 2 reinforce that Xiaomi is now concentrating on something beyond MIUI. The system codes no longer reference MIUI 15, instead highlighting the development of HyperOS 2.0.
Embracing HyperOS
This transition signifies the conclusion of MIUI, with Xiaomi fully embracing the HyperOS name and vision. By concentrating on HyperOS, Xiaomi aims to simplify the development of new software and deliver a superior experience across all its devices.
As we await the official release of HyperOS 2.0, it is evident that Xiaomi has made significant advancements in the development of its operating system. Stay tuned for the latest updates on what to expect from Xiaomi’s next-generation user interface.
