Goodbye! MIUI official account has been renamed Xiaomi Pengpai OS! Xiaomi 14 starts
On October 20th, KuaiTech reported that Lei Jun suddenly announced Xiaomi's brand new operating system - Pengpai OS on October 17th.It was also announced that the Xiaomi 14 series will be equipped with a new system for the first time
On October 20th, KuaiTech reported that Lei Jun suddenly announced Xiaomi's brand new operating system - Pengpai OS on October 17th.
It was also announced that the Xiaomi 14 series will be equipped with a new system for the first time.
From now on, Xiaomi Pengpai OS will gradually replace MIUI and become the operating system for Xiaomi's various devices.
Today, the official official account of MIUI has officially changed its name to "Xiaomi Pengpai OS", and the avatar has also been replaced. However, the introduction is still at the MIUI stage, and it must be replaced soon.
According to Lei Jun, Pengpai OS is a human-centered, fully ecological operating system for people, cars, and homes.
It is based on the deep evolution of Android and the integration of self-developed Vela system, completely rewriting the underlying architecture, and laying a public foundation for the interconnection of everything for future billions of devices and billions of connections.
This is a super large engineering system, so Xiaomi's engineers named it XiaomiHyperOS in English.
According to the disclosure, Pengpai OS is not only a mobile system, but will also be connected to products such as tablets, smartwatches, smart speakers, and even cars in the future, achieving the interconnection of everything.
At the same time, this renaming also reassures the RedmiK60 Ultimate Edition. Previously, the first batch of upgrades to MIUI15 were announced, but now it seems that it is just a matter of confidentiality, as it will be fully switched to the surging OS in the future.
This means that the RedmiK60 Ultimate Edition is likely to be the first to upgrade to the surging OS.
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