vivo OriginOS5: Powered by BlueHeart Large Model, Unveiling a New Intelligent Experience

vivo OriginOS5: Powered by BlueHeart Large Model, Unveiling a New Intelligent ExperienceEvery time the topic of mobile operating systems comes up, there's a lot of buzz in the market. While most domestic mobile phone manufacturers use Android as the foundation, their daily usage experience differs significantly from the native version

vivo OriginOS5: Powered by BlueHeart Large Model, Unveiling a New Intelligent Experience

Every time the topic of mobile operating systems comes up, there's a lot of buzz in the market. While most domestic mobile phone manufacturers use Android as the foundation, their daily usage experience differs significantly from the native version. Particularly, vivo has been constantly innovating and pushing boundaries in system experience in recent years, and its self-developed operating system, OriginOS, has garnered much attention.

This year, vivo has maintained a rapid pace in new phone development, but the iteration speed of the OriginOS system has been relatively slow. However, as time progresses, vivo OriginOS5 has finally made its debut. It is reported that vivo will release the new BlueHeart Large Model at the 2024 Developer Conference next month and announce that this significant technological achievement will be deeply integrated into the new OriginOS5 system at the system and scenario levels.

The BlueHeart Large Model is not a sudden creation. It first appeared at the vivo Developer Conference in early November 2023, capturing the attention of the industry with its massive parameter scale and wide range of application potential. The model series spans several orders of magnitude, from billions to hundreds of billions, and includes 5 different-sized large models:

• 1 Billion BlueHeart Large Model 1B

• 7 Billion BlueHeart Large Model 7B

• 70 Billion BlueHeart Large Model 70B

• 130 Billion BlueHeart Large Model 130B

• 175 Billion BlueHeart Large Model 175B

Among them, the 7 Billion BlueHeart Large Model 7B stands out. As an end-cloud dual-purpose model designed specifically for mobile phones, it opens up a new intelligent experience in scenarios such as language understanding and text creation.

According to official news, the new BlueHeart Large Model has undergone comprehensive upgrades and expansions based on its existing foundation, covering multiple dimensions including language large models, voice large models, vision large models, multi-modal large models, and on-device large models. This means that any new phone equipped with the OriginOS5.0 version will be pleasantly surprising in terms of user experience.

Previously, the market had already leaked a lot of information about OriginOS5, such as the addition of various details, significantly smoother operation, depth-of-field wallpapers, customizable lock screen widgets, new lock screen wallpapers with a full-screen effect, a centered dynamic island, and deep AI large model interaction. Just looking at these upgrades, OriginOS5 will have a different visual aesthetic. At the same time, vivo is also keeping up with the trend by introducing AI large model technology.

It has been revealed that OriginOS5 strengthens the integration with vivo's own smart hardware products. By adding features like the Smart Home Control Center and health monitoring, users can manage smart devices in their homes more conveniently, achieving whole-house intelligent interconnection.

With the iteration of the new operating system version, many users are likely to have a renewed desire to upgrade. However, the current OriginOS4.0 version has left many users feeling helpless, even provoking criticism from some consumers. Perhaps the new version will need to make amends.

Some netizens have criticized vivo for not being attentive to details, such as system applications being updated independently and not unified in the app store, and settings being repetitive and overlapping. Moreover, while other phone manufacturers have integrated large models into their voice assistants, vivo insists on making it like a third-party app. Others have complained about Atom Notifications and suggested improvements, such as all-day display, lock screen depth-of-field, higher customization levels, and a larger status bar.

It's fair to say that there are still many details that need to be rectified. We can only hope that the OriginOS5.0 version will bring about changes upon its release.

Furthermore, the list of devices eligible to upgrade to OriginOS5.0 is not a major mystery. New phones from the past few years can all register for testing. Moreover, vivo has already officially announced support for sharing Live Photos to certain apps, including the X100, X90, XFold3, XFold2, S19, and S18 series models. At the same time, the new system's underlying layer will be upgraded from Android 14 to Android 15, meaning a difference in everyday usage. It is evident that the changes after upgrading to the new version are significant. For those who like to try new things, October should be the time to experience it.

With the release of vivo's new BlueHeart Large Model and the launch of OriginOS5, it should make the user experience unique. So, what are your expectations for OriginOS5? Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.