Xiaomi announced on BayoMonday that the product launch event will be held in China on October 26 around 7 p.m., with the self-developed operating system HyperOS debuting in the Xiaomi 14 series smartphones and Xiaomi Watch S3. Xiaomi’s upcoming 14 series smartphones are set to utilize Xiaomi HyperOS, along with the introduction of Leica Summilux lenses for the first time. Xiaomi positions this launch event as a major milestone, highlighting it as a significant breakthrough for the brand, as revealed by Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun. Xiaomi HyperOS is designed to provide effortless connectivity via various Xiaomi products across homes, cars, and individuals within its own ecosystem. [Weibo, in Chinese]
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