"MIUI Extreme Evolution... MIOS”。
News on August 22, Xiaomi filed a new website mios.cn with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (but the website has not yet opened, and now the access is 403 status).
On the same day, the chatting station broke the news that this is Xiaomi's full-end self-developed system, compatible with AOSP. Saving is that it can run on a variety of devices, compatible with Android applications, and can be called the Xiaomi version of the Hongmeng system.
It is rumored that MIOS already has an alpha version in 2022, and the above is a screenshot from March this year.
However, the new system will come out, it is estimated that it will be a year and a half later, and it has little to do with the upcoming release of MIUI 15.
Here is a simple science popularization:
- AOSP is open source Android, and the application installation package is an apk
- The open-source HarmonyOS NEXT system just released by HarmonyOS and Huawei is hap and is not compatible with Android APKs
- The Hongmeng in use of Huawei mobile phones, the latest is Hongmeng 4, compatible with AOSP, can install Android APK, can also install Hongmeng Hap
Now the news looks like Xiaomi MIOS is similar to the Hongmeng used by Huawei mobile phones, and supports both Android and its own ecology (Xiaomi is engaged in self-developed systems, which seems to reflect everyone's expectations for Sino-US relations)...
Also on August 22, Redmi announced that the Redmi K60 Extreme Edition, released last week, will have "5 years of OTA updates, 4 major Android version upgrades", and join the first upgrade list of MIUI15.
This should be the first time in the history of Xiaomi / Redmi to promise such a long system update, part of it is to wash away the shame of "Xiaomi + Dimensity", on the one hand, it is deliberately pressed one plus Ace 2 Pro's "4 years 3 Android major version updates", Redmi and OnePlus are really "blind date love".
In the end, a world where only the Xiaomi Mi 10 series was injured ...
The domestic handheld manufacturer AYN, on August 22, announced that AYN Odin 2 Android handheld opened pre-sale that night, the new machine is equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, priced from 1999 yuan, shipped in December this year.
AYN Odin 2 handheld weighs 420g, equipped with 6-inch 1080P LCD screen, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 8000mAh battery + 65W fast charge, fingerprint recognition, Android 13 system, with official docking station.
The first pre-sale price of AYN Odin 2: 8+128 version 1999 yuan, 12+256 version 2499 yuan, 16+512 version 2999 yuan.
It's the cheapest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 device right now, but it's a shame for December futures. At that time, there may also be mobile phones close to the price.
But personally, I think the most pity is that it is not made into an ordinary tablet, and our earthlings who play the game need a small-screen Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 tablet...