The cross-ecosystem LivePhoto transmission compatibility of HyperOS 2 was formally revealed by Xiaomi, enabling smooth live photo sharing between Xiaomi phones, Xiaomi Pads, iPhones, and iPads. Grayscale mode is supported, and the feature is progressively being made available in batches.
The enhancement is one of the actions Xiaomi is taking to create a comprehensive ecosystem that will provide a more seamless experience across devices. For optimal compatibility, users who are interested in the functionality should update their smartphones to the most recent versions of Xiaomi Photo Album and Xiaomi Share.Xiaomi HyperOS is always evolving, providing consumers with fresh and creative features to enhance their convenience.
LivePhoto Cross-Ecosystem Support Details
Sharing dynamic pics in the LivePhoto format while maintaining their motion effects is now possible with Xiaomi HyperOS 2. Users can now share and enjoy LivePhotos on both Xiaomi and Apple devices with ease thanks to the latest update, which was revealed in the official Q&A (Episode 8) for Xiaomi HyperOS on March 7.
How to use live photo transfer
For successful transmission of LivePhotos, users must meet the following requirements:
- Both devices must be on the same wireless LAN – The sending and receiving devices need to be on the same wireless local area network.
- The applications must be upgraded to certain versions – Apple and Xiaomi devices must have the latest software upgrades to be able to support this.
App Versions Required
- Xiaomi Phones and Pads:
- Apple Devices (iPhone and iPad):
- Xiaomi Internet Service: Version 1.3 and later
The Xiaomi ecosystem is greatly improved by this function, which allows users to find and share LivePhotos on several platforms without compromising motion effects. It is easier than ever to switch between devices and share memories with pals via an iPhone. In the days ahead, customers may anticipate even more cross-platform interoperability capabilities as Xiaomi develops HyperOS 2. Keep an eye out for additional information regarding Xiaomi HyperOS 2 and its ongoing feature additions.
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