Emir BardakçıXiaomi enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as we’ve received exclusive system applications from HyperOS 3 through our trusted sources. Our comprehensive analysis reveals significant improvements across four essential system apps: Compass, Sound Recorder, Clock, and Calculator. These applications showcase the refined direction Xiaomi is taking with their upcoming operating system update. The enhanced user experience demonstrates Xiaomi’s commitment to delivering smooth, intuitive interactions that users have come to expect from HyperOS updates and the broader Xiaomi ecosystem. Early adopters can already experience these improvements through our MemeOS Enhancer application.
Enhanced Animation System Transforms User Experience
The most notable improvements center around the enhanced animation framework integrated throughout these system applications. When users interact with the three-dot menu button, they’ll notice significantly smoother transitions and more responsive feedback. The dropdown menu animations have been completely redesigned to provide a more fluid and engaging user experience.
These animation enhancements extend beyond simple visual appeal. The new animation system creates a more cohesive feel across all system applications, making navigation feel more intuitive and responsive. Users will appreciate the attention to detail in these micro-interactions that make daily phone usage more enjoyable.
Early Access Through MemeOS Enhancer
Tech enthusiasts eager to experience these improvements before the official release can download our MemeOS Enhancer application from the Google Play Store. This powerful tool not only provides early access to HyperOS 3 system applications but also unlocks hidden Xiaomi features, enables system app updates, and provides direct access to screen-based update management.
HyperOS 3 Release Timeline and Features
Current development indicates that HyperOS 3 will launch in September 2025, featuring primarily animation improvements and minimal UI changes. The update will be based on Android 15 and Android 16, ensuring compatibility with the latest Google security features and performance optimizations.
Early reports suggest that Xiaomi is focusing on refinement rather than revolutionary changes, which aligns with user feedback requesting stability and polish over dramatic interface overhauls.
