A trademark is now circulating over the internet and it’s for Xiaomi MiOS web domain (mios.cn) registration in China, which is filed with application number 10046444 on November 11, 2022. Currently, the mios.cn is empty with no server setup or a working interface.
Related to this, tipster DigitalChatStation has come up with the detail that Xiaomi has a self-developed operating system and it’s compatible with AOSP (Android Open Source Project).
This input shows many perspectives of Xiaomi’s approach to this intelligent operating system. And indicates that Xiaomi is also following the patch of the HongmengOS (HarmonyOS) operating system.
In the future, Huawei will turn to a pure HarmonyOS experience. To do so, Huawei has announced HarmonyOS NEXT operating system, which is a full version of HarmonyOS.
This software completely deletes the AOSP code, which is currently used in HarmonyOS. Also, it saves about 40% of redundant code. Reaching the conclusion, HarmonyOS NEXT doesn’t support Android apps and supports only native HarmonyOS apps.
Huawei has set an example by developing its own HarmonyOS ecosystem for the Chinese industry. Xiaomi could learn from Huawei to set up its own software ecosystem in China.
Some online bloggers believe that Xiaomi will rename MIUI 15 to MiOS starting this year. However, DCS denied these claims and indicated that the company would release MIUI 15 as usual based on Android. Some other speculates that the company call it something Chinese like HarmonyOS but there’s no information available.
For now, MiOS remains uncertain and there’s more that could appear in near future.
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