HyperOS 3.1 Stable Goes Global: Surprising List of Xiaomi Devices Getting It Now
The HyperOS 3.1 stable update has begun to roll out for devices worldwide, which is fantastic news for Xiaomi users. In the first phase, the company pushed the most recent version to the highest-end devices, but it will soon be extended to more compatible phones.
Xiaomi HyperOS 3.1 is a little but important update. The new OS version, which is based on Android 16, offers improvements for multitasking and file sharing.
With the improved HyperConnect, it enhances Apple Ecosystem integration, which is more environmentally friendly. As a result, transferring files between devices is made simpler and more seamless.
Regarding the worldwide devices, the following models are compatible with the Xiaomi HyperOS 3.1 stable update (refer to the software version indicated next to the devices):
- Xiaomi 17 – HyperOS 3.0.301.0
- Xiaomi 17 Ultra – HyperOS 3.0.301.0
- POCO Pad/Redmi Pad Pro – HyperOS 3.0.301.0
The facts suggest that the HyperOS 3.1 stable update is currently available in Europe. The updated version will soon be available in more markets and phones from Xiaomi. Let’s see what new features HyperOS 3.1 offers consumers in the interim.
1. Smart Island on tablets: For its tablets running HyperOS 3.1, Xiaomi has finally released Hyper Island. Large-screen users can now enjoy a rich and unfettered experience while monitoring the real-time activities of specific apps at the top of the display.
2. Fluent System Apps: Many system apps were rewritten by Xiaomi using the most recent version of the Rust programming language. This technique makes multitasking loads more fluid and enhances memory security.
3. iOS-inspired Recent Apps Menu: Users will now get an iOS-style Recent Apps Menu with a new card-swiping gesture.
4. Enhanced Apple Ecosystem: Xiaomi HyperConnect enables users to bridge the gap between Xiaomi’s tablet lineup and the Apple Ecosystem. They get seamless cross-device file sharing and improved workflow continuity.
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