HyperOS starts reaching smartphones launched in 2024

HyperOS starts reaching smartphones launched in 2024
HyperOS starts reaching smartphones launched in 2024
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Xiaomi has finally started making the HyperOS update available for entry-level and mid-range smartphones. Among those receiving this new update are the Redmi Note 13, Redmi 13C models, as well as other popular variants.

Redmi Note 13 and Redmi 13C arrive on HyperOS

The Redmi Note 13 and Redmi 13C models were originally launched with Android 13 based on MIUI 14. And they are now the latest models to receive this long-awaited update for HyperOS.

We remind you that, just a few days ago, we launched the analysis of the Redmi Note 13 5G. This model was still running MIUI 14 and Android, but it should also be one of the next to be updated.

POCO X4 Pro 5G says goodbye to major updates

One of the highlights in this phase of updates is the POCO X4 Pro 5G. This is a model that was already running Android 11 with MIUI 13. The big surprise is that it now receives HyperOS based on Android 13.

This update will be the last major interface change for the model, which will continue to receive only security patches. Despite being a goodbye to major aesthetic changes, anyone who has this device will be able to get a ‘smell’ of what HyperOS is.

Many users have already started to access the update for the Redmi Note 13 and Redmi 13C models. However, the version for POCO X4 Pro 5G is currently only available for Mi/POCO Pilots (test users).

The build-specific numbers for each model are the OS1.0.2.0.UNGMIXM for Redmi Note 13, OS1.0.1.0.UGPMIXM for Redmi 13C/POCO C65, and OS1.0.3.0.TKCMIXM for POCO X4 Pro 5G.

Xiaomi promised that all users will have access to the new update in the coming weeks. So you should pay attention if you are waiting to receive it on your Xiaomi device.

The article is in Portuguese

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