Emir BardakçıXiaomi is working on the launch of its first Android 15-based HyperOS 3 update and this is a major step in Xiaomi’s software development process. The update is already completed for Redmi K60 and bears the name OS3.0.1.0.VMNCNXM. Also, the update has finally entered the stage of public distribution and this is happening following Xiaomi’s regular software update plan.
HyperOS 3 achieves release readiness
The reason why OS3.0.1.0 is noteworthy is that it represents a final build and not a restricted build for testing purposes only. In terms of Xiaomi’s MIUI update sequence, designs like OS3.0.1.0 are usually distributed without substantial architecture overhauls, signifying that this operating system build has been approved by their internal testing staff and is now free for public download. For Redmi K60, this means that Android 15 and HyperOS 3 integration is now finalized and available for any time download.
The Xiaomi HyperOS 3 offers the continuation of Xiaomi’s unified software strategy from its smartphones, tablets, and smart devices. The new operating system aims to bring improvements in consistency, efficiency, and interoperability between devices through the Xiaomi HyperConnect service. The new Android 15 is already backed by improvements in the Android platform in relation to its security, background processes, and system stability.
What’s New for Users in Hyper OS 3
TheHyper OS has undergone improvements inHyper OS 3, which is more of refinements than disruptive innovations. The manufacturer, Xiaomi, has incorporated new innovations that utilize artificial intelligence, which enables increased intelligence in the system, including efficient utilization of system resources and adequate consideration of context in system operations that do not consume more power.
In terms of design, HyperOS 3 brings a set of new system icons, which can be considered a translation of modern design guidelines. Xiaomi has also improved “Super Island” notifications, which now make it easier to monitor live information. Xiaomi takes industry design trends in a way that translates them into their own ecosystem, which meets their expectations.
Global outlook: Likely to follow suit: POCO F5 Pro
It is pertinent to mention that the Redmi K series is only sold in the Chinese market. Worldwide, the Redmi K60 is launched under the name POCO F5 Pro. If the company’s past trends are considered, then once the product is launched in the Chinese market, the global versions arrive after the necessary localization and certifications.
For those who own the POCO F5 Pro, this upgrade translates to an expectation of this Android 15 OS HyperOS 3 update sooner rather than later. While Xiaomi has yet to announce when this rollout can be expected for worldwide regions, this China build readiness surely indicates otherwise.
Keeping your Xiaomi apps up to date
Together with the large system updates, Xiaomi owners also have the ability to keep their system apps up-to-date on their own. Xiaomi apps can actually be updated through XiaomiTime.com projects like HyperOSUpdates.com or through the MemeOS Enhancer app on the Google Play Store. The MemeOS Enhancer app not only grants owners access to hidden Xiaomi functionalities, system app updates, and on-screen shortcuts, among others.
