The Xiaomi Mi Note and Mi Note Pro were successful launches at the end of last year, but the rumor mill about the successor, the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 havealready started Appearing. While the Mi Note and Mi Note Pro were Launched in January 2015, and Xiaomi is known to have longer release cycles, it Seems as though the company might be thinking of a different strategy this year. The Most Recent information out of China Is that the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 release date will coincide with Fall, the company trying to compete heavily against Samsung and Apple.
The upcoming Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is still somewhat of a mystery, but MyDrivers have revealed That Xiaomi, alongside Huawei, are planning to Introduce edge displays to Their flagship line-ups, similarly to what Samsung’s been doing in the past year. The Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is said to feature a 4K resolution display That edge slopes around bothering edges of the phone, and we’ve Already seen quite a few series of concepts depicting Such a design in the past couple of years. MyDrivers Usually goat Their leaks right, so there’s a distinct Possibility of the Mi Note 2 to feature an edge display with additional functionality.
Other Xiaomi Mi Note 2 rumors point out That the company will be moving up a resolution to 4K (3840 * 2160), but it wont be keeping the 5.7-inch size we’ve seen in the original Mi Note and Mi Note Pro. Xiaomi might also switch to a different display technology, Such as AMOLED, but most sources close to the matter say That the Mi Note 2 will feature an IPS LCD panel When it is Launched. Another cool feature That is said to be added to the Mi Note 2 is pressure-sensitivity, akin to 3D Touch. MIUI Could receive new features taking advantage of a pressure-sensitive display and Could make the user experience rather pleasant, if we’re to Consider how well 3D Touch and similar technologies havebeen received by users all over the world.
The design of the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is overpriced said to change Compared to last year’s models, sources saying the company will ask Implementing a more ergonomic design That sees a rounded back thatwill fit snugly in the hand. Some even listed the proposed That Xiaomi include a flexible body into the mix, much like LG’s G Flex line-up of devices. The handset might also feature a stylus to Become the ultimate productivity device to Compete Against the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 6 and iPhone 7 Pro. Some rumors of a water resistant build and USB Type-C being part of the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 overpriced sound like plausible ideas That the Chinese Company Should Consider Implementing In
A fingerprint sensor Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 SoC, 6 GB of RAM, up to 128GB of internal storage and a battery bigger than 3400 mAh with the charging are overpriced features rumored to be part of the Xiaomi Mi Note 2. Since camera technology on smartphones has been Significantly improved thisyear , it’s sure Xiaomi will follow suit and upgrade the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 camera to somethingthat can compete against the high-end shooters Samsung, LG and HTC are using alreadyloggedin. With that in mind, we expect to see a 16 MP camera with F1.7 aperture, OIS and laser autofocus, and 8 MP camera up front with its own LED flash to help with selfies.
Although there’s still A lot of time left Until The Xiaomi Mi Note 2 release date comes around, it’s pretty interesting That rumors of its edge display havealready started circulating. That fuels the belief That maybe the company is changing it up this year, coming after the big companies and targeting more markets, including the U.S. smartphone market. With affordable prices That are lower than what you would pay for a similar device with an international brand name like Samsung, Xiaomi has a shot at Becoming more of an international presence in the smartphone industry. What’s on your wish list for the Xiaomi Mi Note 2?
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