Pangu OS: Continuously Optimized, a Promising Future: Xiaomi's System Embraces a New Era

Pangu OS: Continuously Optimized, a Promising Future: Xiaomi's System Embraces a New Era In a smartphone market increasingly defined by fierce competition, personalization and customization have become key drivers for attracting users, making optimization of operating systems crucial for smartphone manufacturers. Faced with intense pressure, manufacturers have little time to polish and refine their systems before the next new model is already on the horizon

Pangu OS: Continuously Optimized, a Promising Future: Xiaomi's System Embraces a New Era

In a smartphone market increasingly defined by fierce competition, personalization and customization have become key drivers for attracting users, making optimization of operating systems crucial for smartphone manufacturers. Faced with intense pressure, manufacturers have little time to polish and refine their systems before the next new model is already on the horizon. In this environment, many manufacturers' operating systems are forced to develop quietly, including Pangu OS, developed by Xiaomi.

To keep users informed about the progress of Pangu OS, the official team provides updates on a weekly basis. Recently, they announced the resolution of several issues, including:

• Fix for the abnormal rounded corner display of the permission pop-up window in the Mi Share feature.

• Fix for the phone crashing issue experienced by some users during calls.

• Fix for inconsistent app icon sizes on the first desktop screen and other screens.

• Fix for the notification bar displaying "You have a new message" and not being able to clear the notification in some scenarios.

• Fix for theme loading failures within the Theme wallpaper app.

• Fix for lag issues in PUBG Mobile on the Redmi Note 14 Pro+.

These fixes primarily target the Beta version of Pangu OS, demonstrating Xiaomi's commitment to user feedback and rapid response. However, certain issues remain unresolved, such as:

• Phone Manager record usage time not resetting after charging.

• Background appearing transparent when quickly pulling down the control center within some apps.

• The four corners of the transition animation displaying a patch of the currently opened app's icon background for some users when opening apps.

The official team is consistently working on improvements, and these issues are expected to be resolved in future releases.

Beyond addressing issues, Xiaomi is actively pushing forward with the development of Pangu OS 2.0. As Xiaomi's self-developed operating system, Pangu OS represents a crucial part of Xiaomi's strategic layout and aspirations in the smartphone market, and it is crucial to their future success.

Pangu OS 2.0 aims to create a "truly AI-powered phone," reconstructing the operating system based on large AI models. It introduces a new icon design, smoother system animations, and more customization options to enhance user experience.

Pangu OS 2.0 will also dynamically adjust animation lighting scenarios based on touch location or external environment, providing a more interactive UI experience. Additionally, two versions will be launched: a simplified version for phones running Android 14 and a more feature-rich version for phones running Android 15.

The appeal of Pangu OS 2.0 is undeniable. Combined with the ongoing optimization and bug fixes of Pangu OS, the future looks promising.

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