Latest news! Xiaomi plans to cancel the originally scheduled MIUI15 version and instead directly launch a new operating system called MIOS. This news aroused the curiosity and expectations of countless people.
The press conference date has been determined, and the show will start on December 31 at the National Center for the Performing Arts (launch press conference)
After Hongmeng operating system, MIOS system will become the second operating system independently developed by mobile phone manufacturers in China.
So what makes Xiaomi’s self-developed MIOS system the focus of so much attention?
About MIOS system
MIOS is a full-end operating system independently developed by Xiaomi. It is not just a simple name change, but a disruptive upgrade and innovation.
It aims to build a cross-platform, collaborative and intelligent ecosystem to achieve seamless connection and interaction between mobile phones, tablets, TVs, computers, watches, speakers and other devices.
From the kernel, architecture to framework and applications, they are all independently developed by Xiaomi. This means that Xiaomi can fully grasp the technical details and functional design of the system, ensuring that the system can better match and optimize the hardware of Xiaomi devices.
This ability of independent research and development brings greater freedom and innovation space to Xiaomi, which can better meet the needs of users.
Background of the birth of MIOS
Having developed to the fourteenth version of MIUI, Xiaomi finally launched its self-developed system MIOS today instead of continuing to upgrade MIUI step by step.
In fact, as early as ten years ago, foreign media had exposed the news that Xiaomi was developing its own operating system based on Linux. However, compared to the iterative updates of MIUI, it seems that Xiaomi is not in a hurry to launch its own system.
However, now, with the rise of Huawei's Hongmeng OS and the growing market demand for independently developed systems, Xiaomi has finally decided to launch MIOS.
There are many considerations behind Xiaomi’s choice of self-developed system for all aspects. First of all, Xiaomi’s huge user base is an important force in promoting self-developed systems.
According to statistics, the number of Xiaomi smartphone users worldwide has exceeded the 500 million mark, and Xiaomi's AIoT platform has access to 618 million devices.
These massive users enable Xiaomi to have enough basic disk to support the promotion and application of self-developed systems.
Secondly, Xiaomi’s latest layout in the field of smart cars has also played a role in promoting its self-developed systems. Xiaomi is about to launch its own car, and a stable and highly autonomous system MIOS is exactly what Xiaomi needs.
MIOS can enhance the competitiveness of Xiaomi cars and achieve seamless interconnection and collaborative operation with other smart devices, making the user experience smoother and more convenient.
Finally, Xiaomi saw the market opportunities brought by Huawei's Hongmeng OS and realized the importance of self-developed systems.
The launch of MIOS is one of the important means for Xiaomi to catch up with its opponents in market competition. Through the advantages of self-developed systems, Xiaomi can bring more excellent products and services to users.
Market prospects of MIOS
Hongmeng OS, this system independently developed by China, has achieved remarkable achievements!
Although Android and iOS still dominate the market, Hongmeng OS has successfully occupied 2% of the market share, showing bright prospects for becoming the third largest system in the world.
According to research firm Counterpoint, Android’s dominance in the global smartphone market remains stable, accounting for 78% of the market share.
However, in stark contrast to the Android system, although the iOS system occupies 20% of the market share, its status cannot be ignored.
As an emerging competitor, Hongmeng OS, although its current share is only 2%, is showing strong growth momentum, suggesting that it is expected to become the third largest mobile operating system in the world.
This market performance has given Xiaomi a clear signal that the rise of self-developed systems is unstoppable.
Although MIOS's market share is still small, its existence also allows people to see the possibility of the world's fourth largest mobile operating system.
In this fiercely competitive market, whether it is Android, iOS or Hongmeng OS, they need to continuously innovate and optimize to meet the needs of consumers and maintain their competitiveness.
For Xiaomi, the research and development and promotion of MIOS is undoubtedly an important step towards a broader market.
Xiaomi launched MIOS at the right time. Domestic mobile phone manufacturers have not opened up a significant gap in the field of independent research and development systems.
Currently, Huawei is unique, while other players such as OPPO, vivo, Meizu and Xiaomi
Their systems are deeply customized based on Android.
This is like a marathon, and the gap between the system research and development of various manufacturers is not obvious.
Therefore, even if Xiaomi launches MIOS at some point in the future, they still have enough opportunities to seize favorable opportunities in the market and compete with other manufacturers.
Just like the sprint stage in a long-distance race, the outcome is often decided in the final sprint stage. The launch of Xiaomi MIOS will also be their sprint on the independent research and development system track.
Xiaomi’s strategic significance
The introduction of MIOS will give Xiaomi more powerful control over the software and hardware ecological chain, further deepening product integration and interconnection.
Xiaomi has built an all-inclusive AIoT ecosystem that covers smartphones, wearable devices, home appliances and other categories.
The birth of MIOS has linked these products more closely to provide an impeccable user experience.
Under the guidance of MIOS, various smart devices are no longer isolated units, but an interconnected and interdependent whole.
In addition, the emergence of MIOS has also greatly promoted Xiaomi's integration capabilities between software and hardware.
MIOS not only seamlessly integrates software and hardware, but also allows various devices to complement and enhance each other in function.
MIOS plays an important role that cannot be ignored for the development of Xiaomi Auto.
With Xiaomi confirming that it will soon launch its own car, Xiaomi cars equipped with MIOS have become the focus of attention.
With the powerful connection capabilities of MIOS, it can more closely integrate Xiaomi cars with smartphones, smart homes and other products to achieve truly seamless connections.
The arrival of MIOS has opened a window for Xiaomi mobile phones to compete in the fierce market.
As the boundaries of hardware innovation gradually blur, the phenomenon of functional redundancy becomes more and more serious, and competition in the mobile phone market becomes increasingly fierce.
The emergence of MIOS is like the green leaves of spring, bringing vitality and uniqueness to Xiaomi phones.
Summarize
Xiaomi launches MIOS, a full-end self-developed system, which is a strategic move of great significance.
It not only allows Xiaomi to better control the fate of the entire software and hardware ecosystem, but also provides a better user experience.
At the same time, this move also has a positive role in promoting the development of Xiaomi Automobile, allowing Xiaomi mobile phones to stand out in the fiercely competitive market.
Although it faces strong pressure from competitors such as Hongmeng OS, it relies on its huge user base and the unique advantages of self-developed systems.
Xiaomi is expected to succeed in the field of self-developed systems and become the fourth largest system in the world.