Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco Devices Awaiting HyperOS 3.1 Update
Xiaomi has initiated its Android 17 Developer Preview program for select flagship devices, yet a significant number of budget and mid-range smartphones and tablets remain pending the HyperOS 3.1 update. According to reports from XimiTime, devices such as the Redmi Note 15 Pro 4G, Redmi Pad 2, and Poco M7 4G have not yet received the software. While high-end models have largely been updated, delays for lower-tier devices may stem from hardware optimization needs, chipset limitations, or regional certification processes. Despite these holdups, Xiaomi has reportedly pushed HyperOS 3.1 to 85% of eligible devices since its April release. The update introduces notable features including Hyper Island for tablets, enhanced animations, iOS-inspired recent apps navigation, and native AirPods integration with spatial audio support. Additionally, a new Super OTA feature aims to streamline installation with faster speeds and fewer errors. Looking ahead, Xiaomi is preparing HyperOS 4, based on Android 17, which is currently in beta for top-tier models like the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. This development highlights the company's ongoing commitment to system enhancements and cross-ecosystem connectivity improvements across its diverse product lineup.
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Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco Devices Awaiting HyperOS 3.1 Update
Xiaomi has initiated its Android 17 Developer Preview program for select flagship devices, yet a significant number of budget and mid-range smartphones and tablets remain pending the HyperOS 3.1 update. According to reports from XimiTime, devices such as the Redmi Note 15 Pro 4G, Redmi Pad 2, and Poco M7 4G have not yet received the software. While high-end models have largely been updated, delays for lower-tier devices may stem from hardware optimization needs, chipset limitations, or regional certification processes. Despite these holdups, Xiaomi has reportedly pushed HyperOS 3.1 to 85% of eligible devices since its April release. The update introduces notable features including Hyper Island for tablets, enhanced animations, iOS-inspired recent apps navigation, and native AirPods integration with spatial audio support. Additionally, a new Super OTA feature aims to streamline installation with faster speeds and fewer errors. Looking ahead, Xiaomi is preparing HyperOS 4, based on Android 17, which is currently in beta for top-tier models like the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. This development highlights the company's ongoing commitment to system enhancements and cross-ecosystem connectivity improvements across its diverse product lineup.