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HyperOS

Published 2 August 2022 by Ömer Yeşiltaş

Last updated on 21 October 2024

HyperOS, formerly known as MIUI, is the custom Android interface for Xiaomi and Redmi phones.

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Ömer Yeşiltaş

In 2019, he switched to Android and translated Jieshuo screen reader and Advanced Braille Keyboard, which are used by many visually impaired people today, into Turkish.

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