Xiaomi may have just announced their newest flagship phone, the Mi 6, but the phone is already being subjected to all sorts to tests and such.
The newest of these is an oleophobic layer test. If you’re not aware, manufacturers give phones (usually mid-range and high-end) a coat of an oleophobic (anti-oil) varnish that makes phones ‘hate’ fingerprints and smudges.
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You can watch the video on Weibo, but unfortunately you’ll have to have an account on the Chinese site to be able to do so.
The Mi 6 is a fantastic new high-end smartphone that also happens to be the first to have come out with the Snapdragon 835 SoC… which if you aren’t aware, is the latest flagship mobile SoC from chipmaker Qualcomm.
You can read more about the Xiaomi Mi 6 here on GizChina (including the full Mi 6 specs) or about the company in general here.
Are you planning to purchase a flagship this year?
Seriously Bro! We all know it’s not first to have come with the latest Qualcomm SoC, the Snapdragon 835. You should your words carefully. This post is a total waste of time too
Seriously Bro! We all know it’s not first to have come with the latest Qualcomm SoC, the Snapdragon 835. You should choose your words carefully. This post is a total waste of time too
So they spend money to do a bitchy shiny cheap effect, then spend money to try to make smudges less obvious… Save the money and give me an audio jack.
So they spend money to do a bitchy shiny cheap effect, then spend money to try to make smudges less obvious… Save the money and give me an audio jack.