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Google's Scam Detection feature could be coming to Xiaomi phones next, according to a new APK teardown by Android Authority. The AI-powered scam-call warning tool debuted first on Pixel devices, has since expanded to Samsung's Galaxy S26 series, and has shown signs of heading to vivo phones as well, and Android Authority now says it's
A leaked HyperOS 4 setup screen has exposed Xiaomi's planned onboarding flow, along with a list of ten major features tied to the update. The files directly reference “Xiaomi HyperOS 4” and divide several features by device class, with some Glass effects marked exclusively for flagship models and the Q18. The leak also backs up
New leaks are offering the clearest look yet at HyperOS 4, and they suggest Xiaomi is preparing the biggest visual overhaul in the software's history, including a redesigned interface and refreshed wallpapers. Liquid Glass Interface Leak Details Screenshots reportedly pulled from internal Xiaomi 18-series prototypes running an early Android 17-based build of HyperOS 4 reveal
Xiaomi has started rolling out stable Android 17 to the Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Ultra, and Xiaomi 17T Pro, packaged under the HyperOS 3 label. A Confusing Label, But a Real Platform Jump The HyperOS 3 branding is the same one Xiaomi already used for its Android 16 rollout, which makes the naming a bit
Android 17 has just arrived on Google Pixel phones, and it's set to reach Xiaomi devices soon as well. For Xiaomi users, though, this upgrade carries considerably more weight than usual — the upcoming HyperOS 4 skin is reportedly bringing a substantial software and architectural overhaul rather than the typical incremental yearly refresh. Beyond the
Xiaomi has hit a significant milestone in its software rollout, with HyperOS 3.1 distribution now surpassing 85% globally. Built on Android 16, the update has reached nearly all eligible devices across the Xiaomi, REDMI, and POCO lineups — making it one of the fastest deployment cycles the company has executed to date. Every Android 16-capable
Xiaomi has officially stepped up its Android 17 transition after publishing a developer adaptation announcement that appears to have indirectly revealed the company's rollout roadmap. The notice urges developers to wrap up Android 17 compatibility work before July 1, 2026 — a deadline that strongly implies stable Xiaomi HyperOS builds based on Android 17 are
The long-awaited Android 16 phase has now officially started for Xiaomi’s flagship family. Today, the stable Xiaomi HyperOS 3.1 update began rolling out to Xiaomi 15 users in the European Economic Area (EEA). This major release is an important step in Xiaomi’s software progress, moving beyond earlier beta builds and delivering a fully public, stable
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
With HyperOS 4, Xiaomi intends to make significant changes. The old MIUI code is entirely removed by the business. The system becomes more stable and quicker as a result. In August 2026, HyperOS 4 will be available. It turns into the initial “Zero-Legacy” version. In HyperOS 3.1, Xiaomi begins to clear up outdated code. The
On January 22, 2026, Xiaomi launched the HyperOS 3.1 beta, which included minor but significant UI and privacy improvements. Phones become smoother and speedier as a result. Additionally, the HyperOS 3.1 update uses AI to extend battery life. With improved app switching and adjustable settings, it improves the user interface. Additionally, it offers improved multitasking,
The latest version of Xiaomi's HyperOS is almost here, and it looks like there will be a lot of changes. Xiaomi HyperOS 3.1 appears to be attempting to improve the appearance of their software by drawing inspiration from well-known skins. There is a significant hitch, though, that could let some users with outdated specs down.
The HyperOS 3 upgrade for a new range of devices has started to be released by Xiaomi. This build of HyperOS 3 is unique. Its foundation is Android 15, which just started to be released for the Redmi K60 and Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro series. It is now being extended to further devices, such as
Xiaomi gives owners fantastic news to start 2026. For several models, the company offers up to five years of HyperOS support. POCO, Redmi, and Xiaomi tablets and phones get longer updates. For years, gadgets remain safe and continue to receive updates. Strong software support is currently available from Xiaomi. Updates for flagship phones will be
Many affordable Xiaomi phones, such the Redmi 15, Redmi 14C, and Redmi 13X, continue to use the conventional Android-style control panel rather than the contemporary iOS-inspired Control Center found on high-end phones running HyperOS. The main cause of this limitation is hardware and performance issues, which make it difficult to execute sophisticated animations and transitions
Xiaomi has quietly stopped supporting software updates for the Redmi 12C and its international counterpart, the POCO C55. No new firmware, including HyperOS 2, has been released in the last two months, and the devices were last updated with the October 2025 security patch. These devices are anticipated to become officially EOL in February 2026,
The Security V12 generation of Xiaomi's standard Security app has finally been released with a significant update. The most recent build, V12.0.3-251114.1.1, is mostly concerned with modifications to the system infrastructure. However, as the new build offers a whole redesign of the Game Turbo interface and sophisticated system optimization logic, this would be quite intriguing
HyperOS 3 is rumored to be under active development for Xiaomi 14 Ultra smartphones. Test servers have now marked the update as ready for release, indicating that it has reached the final stage, according to recent reports. The upgrade has already begun to arrive on Chinese Xiaomi 14 Ultra devices, and sources say the worldwide
Xiaomi is closing out the year with fresh Poco flagships and a huge HyperOS 3.0 update based on Android 16. From new phones to a revised UI, here’s what’s rolling out and when you can expect it on your smartphone. Xiaomi has more phones to release this year. The worldwide versions of the Poco F8
Based on both Android 15 and Android 16, Xiaomi is preparing for the release of HyperOS 3. This will be the final update for many of its older smartphones that receive HyperOS 3, which is based on Android 15. There won't be any more HyperOS 3.1 updates. In an effort to deploy the newest operating
