AlbertFernandez
Right off the assembly line
But, Honor should take pointers and remove EMUI.
Yea bro, even though people voted for Android One, Xiaomi wants to use MIUI everywhere.Xiaomi did delete their twitter poll where people preferred android one over MIUI.
SD625 and MIUI are standard for Xiaomi phones these days.Yea bro, even though people voted for Android One, Xiaomi wants to use MIUI everywhere.
Same goes for me as well.They also reduce the battery capacity in doing so. I'd never consider a phone without 3.5 mm jack (even if I have wireless earphones)
Qualcomm might be selling S625 for cheap.SD625 and MIUI are standard for Xiaomi phones these days.
They might've sold SD625 to Xiaomi on a per kg basis rather than on a per piece basis.Qualcomm might be selling S625 for cheap.
Why does it seem like something you said @SaiyanGoku ?
- GPU Turbo is also not an exclusive feature - it will roll it out to existing phones like the Honor 10, Honor View 10, Honor 9 Lite and Honor 7X via a software update - so if you can afford the Honor View 10, it might be a better choice, since the Honor Play is basically a toned down version of the Honor View 10 (the View 10 especially has an edge with its cameras)
How'd I know? I don't even care about GPU "turbo".Why does it seem like something you said @SaiyanGoku ?
If they went with sd636, nobody would buy it over RN5 Pro. Heck, even with SD660, it isn't worth the price.While the mid-range segment is populated by devices running the power-efficient Snapdragon 636, Xiaomi has decided to go with Qualcomm's mid-range powerhouse Snapdragon 660 for the Mi A2. The octa-core processor features four Kryo cores clocked at 2.2 GHz and another four at 1.8 GHz.