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The all-new Xiaomi Mi 8

Popular Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi unveiled the Mi 8 in China, the successor to the last year’s Mi 6 and also the company’s eighth anniversary smartphone. The iPhone X-esque designed smartphone features a notched 6.2in Full HD+ 18:7:9 Samsung made AMOLED display with a resolution of 2280 x 1080. Speaking of which, the Xiaomi Mi 8 doesn't just feature a notch that houses the camera and ambient light or proximity sensor, that is for the plebians. In fact, Xiaomi has gone further and decided to take on the iPhone X by employing an infrared 3D Face unlock sensor into the notch.

The Xiaomi Mi 8 is powered by the latest and greatest, mighty and powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC coupled with an Adreno 630 GPU along with 6 GB of RAM for all the three storage options (64, 128 or 256 GB). Unfortunately, a MicroSD card slot is not present in the Mi 8.

Dual camera setup: 12MP + 12MP telephoto.

Photography is handled by a dual camera setup at the rear featuring two 12MP sensors having an aperture of f/1.8 and f/2.4 respectively with the latter being a telephoto lens. The two cameras are assisted by dual LED flash, features AI enhancements for over 200 scenes and feature 4-in-1 pixel binning for better low light shots. An AI-powered 20 MP (f/2.0) shooter is up front that aims to provide better portraits and selfies by employing the magic of AI.

A 3400 mAh battery is onboard the Xiaomi Mi 8 keep the lights on. Speaking of which, the device is equipped with Quick Charge 3.0 and charging is done via the USB-C port to top it up fast in the morning. Coming to the connectivity side of the Xiaomi Mi 8, it has you all covered with WI-FI 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 5.0 LE with aptX HD and A2DP, GPS and more. Sadly and unfortunately, the Mi 8 abandons the good old headphone jack we all love. The Mi 8 runs on Android 8.1 Oreo-based MIUI 9.5 out of the box.

The first and only smartphone to feature a Dual GPS

During the launch, Xiaomi proudly claimed that the Mi 8 is the first smartphone in the world to feature a Dual GPS. Dual GPS uses the traditional L1 frequency seen on most phones along with L5 frequency that is mostly used in the aeronautical industry. The added new frequency should help make location-based and navigation services considerably faster and easier than ever before.

Pricing, color options, and availability

As for pricing, the 6/64GB, 6/128GB and the 6/256GB variants of the Xiaomi Mi 8 costs CNY 2,699/approx. Rs. 28,400, CNY 2,999/approx. Rs. 31,500 and CNY 3,299/approx. Rs. 34,700 respectively. The Mi 8 is available in Blue, Black, Gold and White paint jobs and will be available starting June 5 via online offline retail channels in China. Worldwide availability is yet to be known and confirmed.

The Mi 8 is also available in two more flavors

Interestingly Xiaomi also offering an Explore Edition and an SE (Special Edition) with the former featuring an in display fingerprint sensor and a see-through glass panel at the rear of the phone for tech geeks and enthusiasts and the latter is just a slightly watered down variant of the Mi 8 and is also the first phone in the world to feature an all-new Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 SoC.

Design, why are most of the OEMs impersonating the Apple iPhone X?

Hello iPhone X imposter. The Mi 8 features the infamous and controversial notch mimicking the iPhone X. Well, it doesn’t stop there. Hidden under the notch is an infrared 3D face unlocking sensor.

Design wise, the Xiaomi Mi 8 looks eerily similar to the Apple iPhone X. With that said, there is no denying the fact that Xiaomi was only and only inspired by the “FruitPhone X” with the dead ringer being that vertical rear camera module design and the infamous notch up front of the Mi 8.

Do you miss the “standard wallpapers from popular flagship smartphones” section? Then today is a holiday on your street. Xiaomi is developing its own interface shell for Android - MIUI, and the wallpapers in it, of course, differ from those in the Android standard. For each flagship device, manufacturers try to create original wallpapers for the desktop background, as, for example, in the recent one. Recently, a selection of desktop wallpapers appeared on the Internet in good quality from a Xiaomi Mi Note smartphone. All images are available in FullHD quality under the cut.

The designers from Xiaomi definitely know a lot about bright colors and blurry backgrounds. Wallpapers for Xiaomi Mi Note turned out to be minimalistic, bright and unusual at the same time. They even show a certain Xiaomi style with operating systems and device design - minimalism, brightness and interesting, unusual colors. In the backgrounds from Xiaomi Mi Note there is no general inspiration for “material” design - the Chinese are not yet very actively adopting the trend started at Google. All images are clickable and made in FullHD quality (resolution - 1920x1080 pixels). You can download wallpapers by clicking on them, after which you need to call up the menu for saving the picture.

When changing the wallpaper on your smartphone, we not only change appearance desktop, but also adjust mobile device to suit your character, mood and lifestyle. How to set wallpaper on Xiaomi and introduce it to your inner world?

Open the system settings and look for the “Wallpaper” item, which is located in the “Personalization” section.

You can see that it is possible to change not only the Xiaomi desktop wallpaper, but also the lock screen. We choose where exactly we want to change the background and go to the picture selection section.

The proprietary MIUI firmware has its own set of all kinds of wallpapers that can be located both on the smartphone itself and online. To download new pictures, switch to the “Online” section and choose a background that best suits your taste. If desired, you can always change it to a new one.

Setting wallpaper from your desktop

An equally difficult option is to install wallpaper directly from your smartphone’s desktop.