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Xiaomi readies HyperOS update for three popular phones from 2021

Xiaomi HyperOS internal testing version rolls out for Mi 11 smartphones launched in 2021 (Image source: Xiaomi)
Xiaomi HyperOS internal testing version rolls out for Mi 11 smartphones launched in 2021 (Image source: Xiaomi)
Xiaomi HyperOS beta update has recently landed on Mi 10 series devices in China. Now, the company has rolled it out for the successors of that series. That includes the Mi 11, Mi 11 Pro, and Mi 11 Ultra, all of which were 2021 flagships.

After rolling out the Xiaomi HyperOS beta update for the Mi 10 series phones, the company has pushed the Android 14 makeover for its Mi 11, Mi 11 Pro, and Mi 11 Ultra smartphones in China. All three of these devices were launched in 2021. However, as they were the flagships of that year, they are still likely in the hands of many.

But it’s worth noting that the latest HyperOS update for the Mi 11 series is for “internal testing of the official version.” In other words, it’s still a beta with a version number of 1.0.2.0.UKACNXM. Given that it’s not a full-fledged stable rollout, not all the Mi 11 users are getting it. Instead, it’s likely for those in the beta testing program.

We also don’t know whether the Mi 11 series owners from outside China are getting it. But if you’re enrolled in the beta testing program, it would be worth checking if the Android 14 beta update is ready to be installed. To check it, simply head over to the Settings app, navigate to About, click Software Update, and press Check for Update.

If you get the Xiaomi HyperOS update notification, make sure your Mi 11 phone has free space, as the update notes mention that it’s a 5.3 GB download. Also, don’t start updating if your smartphone doesn’t have at least 50% charge left. If the phone dies during the update, you might end up with a bricked device or corrupted data.

As for the changes introduced with this Android beta update, it carries over all the main highlights of HyperOS. That includes the “low-level refactoring,” aiming to maximize the hardware performance. Xiaomi also promises lower power consumption through this, which should lead to better battery life.

Moreover, the latest Xiaomi HyperOS beta for the Mi 11 series brings HyperConnect. It’s an interconnectivity framework, allowing compatible devices “to collaborate in real-time.” The update also doubles down on security, brings an overhauled UI, and introduces many new features.

Basically, while it’s a beta, the update is bringing pretty much all the things you will see in a Xiaomi phone running a stable version of HyperOS (Poco X6 Pro curr. $332.99 on Amazon). If you want to learn more about the Android 14 skin, watch the video attached below.

Q2 2024 global rollout plan for Xiaomi HyperOS (Image source: Xiaomi)
Q2 2024 global rollout plan for Xiaomi HyperOS (Image source: Xiaomi)

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IT Home (machine translated from Chinese)

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Abid Ahsan Shanto, 2024-04-16 (Update: 2024-04-16)