u/Altruistic-Gur5119

I’m currently using a Galaxy S24 Ultra, and I actually really like it. It feels great in hand, has a lot of customization options, and overall I’m pretty satisfied with it.

But recently, I’ve started to feel a bit bored of it, and I’m thinking about switching to the Xiaomi 14 Ultra.

I’ve briefly tried the Xiaomi 14 Ultra in a store before, but only for a short time, so I didn’t really get to explore the OS or software side of things in depth.

How is HyperOS in terms of customization?

I’m also curious about the camera, overall user experience, and things like battery life and photo quality.

To be honest, if it doesn’t seem like a good fit, I’ll probably just stick with my current phone.

I'm really curious about the firmware used in Yamaha's CVP series digital pianos.

Ever since I got a CLP-735 a while ago, I became really interested in embedded systems and low-level software. I even tried to analyze it on my own, but honestly, I couldn't figure out much.

I know this might sound like a niche topic and not something most people care about, but for me it's fascinating. I'm especially interested in what kind of firmware these instruments run, how they're structured, and whether it's possible to modify or customize them in any way.

Does anyone have insight into how these systems work internally? Or has anyone tried reverse engineering something like this?