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Xiaomi unveils HyperOS 4 with glass look and AI tools

Xiaomi has announced HyperOS 4 in China, bringing a new glass-style design, faster performance, and more AI features. The public beta starts on August 14, with rollout continuing until mid-September.

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The update introduces a glass UI, which takes after iOS’s Liquid Glass. Users can resize folders, group widgets, and customize lock screen clocks and notifications. Apps switch smoothly between portrait and landscape, while floating windows rotate without glitches.

Performance gets a boost. Xiaomi says apps load 18% faster after long use compared to HyperOS 3. Camera HDR processing drops from 310ms to 240ms, and cold startup times are cut by 200ms. Video playback is also optimized to avoid dropped frames.

A new Inspiration Ball lets users drag over text or images to trigger quick actions like navigation or product searches.

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AI also takes center stage. The new Super AI Assistant 2.0, powered by Xiaomi’s MiMo large language model, can transcribe voice, search photos, plan trips, and control smart devices. It runs on the Super Island UI for interactive responses.

Beta rollout first batch (August 14):

  • Xiaomi 17 Ultra (incl. Leica Edition)
  • Xiaomi 17 Pro Max
  • Xiaomi 17 Pro
  • Xiaomi 17
  • Redmi K90 Pro Max (incl. Champion Edition)
  • Redmi K90
  • Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro
  • Xiaomi Pad 8

Beta rollout second batch (August 27):

  • Xiaomi 17 Pro Max Satellite Edition
  • Redmi K100 Ultra
  • Xiaomi Mix Flip 2
  • Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro Max

Beta rollout third batch (September 17):

  • Xiaomi 17 Ultra Satellite Edition
  • Redmi K100 Pro Max
  • Redmi K100 Pro
  • Redmi K100
  • Xiaomi Pad 8 Max

HyperOS 4 shows Xiaomi’s push to blend design, speed, and AI across its devices, with early testers shaping the final build before wider release.

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