The launch of any operating system requires continuous optimization and refinement. Even if an operating system performs well in many aspects, there are still areas that need improvement.
However, for users of older models, there is no need to worry about these issues, because when the new system is pushed, it will undergo significant updates and optimizations on new devices.
When it is pushed to older models, naturally there will be significant differences, especially for the Pangolin OS system, which has been developed for so long that issues have become very rare.
The key is that with the passage of time, Pangolin OS is once again making efforts, and both the Xiaomi 11 series and the Xiaomi 10 series have pushed the official beta of Pangolin OS.
Data shows that the Xiaomi 11/Pro/Ultra phones have received the official beta testing of Xiaomi's Surging HyperOS based on the Android 14 operating system. The version number is 1.0.2.0.UKACNXM, and the installation package size is 5.3 GB.
The Xiaomi 10 series has also begun to roll out the official beta testing of Surging OS, with version number 1.0.3.0.TJACNXM and an installation package size of 4.1 GB.
It's important to note that the Xiaomi 10 and Xiaomi 10 Pro were released in February 2020, which means they are now over 4 years old, making them the oldest models supported by Surging OS.
However, these products have proven themselves with strong performance, as evidenced by the continued support and usage from a large number of users even after all this time.
However, there are also some regrets. The Penglai OS system on the models pushed this time is still in the "official beta" stage. Based on past experience, the beta phase usually lasts about a week.
For users who have always been using the official version, they will have to wait patiently for the official version to be pushed before making a final judgment.
Furthermore, although the update to the Penglai OS system has been made, there hasn't been a particularly significant improvement in the system's underlying aspects. Only the Penglai OS on the Xiaomi 11 Pro and 11 Ultra is based on Android 14, while others are based on Android 13.
So, after this update, it may be difficult to perceive significant changes. However, according to the official update information, there shouldn't be any major issues.
The underlying reconstruction of Xiaomi's HyperOS not only enhances the overall performance of smartphones but also fully unleashes the outstanding hardware capabilities of Xiaomi's smartphone series.
Moreover, by reducing storage fragmentation, smartphones can maintain a like-new state even after prolonged use, avoiding performance degradation due to insufficient storage space.
Furthermore, the introduction of cross-device connectivity framework enables efficient connection and ultimate collaboration among Xiaomi devices, which is indeed convenient for smart home users.
It is worth mentioning that the security and privacy architecture for device interconnection provides robust protection for user data security. Devices verify each other's security through TEE, ensuring hardware-level encryption for data transmission.
In addition, a significant overhaul has been made to the multitasking window management, offering users a more convenient way to handle multiple task windows and enhancing work efficiency and user experience through unified interaction and efficient design.
Moreover, the establishment of a global focus notification system enables dynamic display of key information changes, ensuring users do not miss any important updates.
Combined with the upgraded lock screen and desktop icon designs, the smartphone interface now appears more elegant and refined, delivering a more personalized user experience.
For Mi fans who can anticipate upgrades, there's certainly something to look forward to, especially in terms of the extent of changes. Perhaps, indeed, the underlying details might not matter as much.
The author believes that the experience after the updates of the Xiaomi 10 series and Xiaomi 11 series will not be inferior, as the strength of the products remains formidable.
Take the Xiaomi 10 series for example, equipped with the Snapdragon 865 processor and paired with 12GB of RAM, it should perform smoothly in daily use without any lag.
Moreover, the battery capacity of the product is also considerable, coupled with support for a 90Hz screen refresh rate, and efficient power consumption control.
With the support of the Surge OS system, the user experience of these models is expected to be excellent.
The final point to make is that the Pengpai OS system has brought users superior performance and experience through improvements in underlying restructuring, cross-platform intelligence, and aesthetics of vitality.
So, here's the question: Did everyone receive the push notifications? Let's discuss together.
