#Smartphone_Operating_System

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Vivo X100 Pro will be released in the coming days The main camera of the new flagship smartphone Vivo X100 Pro is equipped with a 1-inch Sony IMX989 image sensor with a resolution of 50 megapixels, as well as a lens with an F/1.75 aperture. There is support for optical image stabilization OIS. In addition, vivo X100 Pro is equipped with a periscope telephoto lens with an OmniVision OV64B image sensor of 1/2-inch optical format with a single pixel size of 0.7 microns. It also supports optical image stabilization OIS, and the resolution is 64 megapixels. [caption id="attachment_77863" align="alignnone" width="780"] Android smartphone[/caption] The camera characteristics of the world's fastest Android smartphone have been revealed This is the world's first smartphone based on the Dimensity 9300 SoC, as well as the first phone equipped with fast LPDDR5T memory. The AnTuTu score reached 2.24 million points, which is the highest performance score in the Android market. The Vivo X100 series will feature a self-developed V3 imaging chip, which is manufactured using a 6nm process technology and improves power efficiency by 30% compared to the previous generation. Vivo X100 will be the first smartphone to offer 4K portrait videos with next-generation quality blur, skin texture optimization, and accurate color processing. The data was provided by Digital Chat Station, which was the first to accurately report the characteristics and release dates of the Redmi K60 and Xiaomi 13.

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The official premiere of Xiaomi14 and the Xiaomi HyperOS operating system is expected on October 27 First, the head of Xiaomi Lei Jun officially announced the new operating system Xiaomi HyperOS, and an hour later a note appeared on the Weibo social network in which the top manager commented on the new OS and, most importantly, showed the first smartphone with it - in the photo Lei Jun is holding Xiaomi 14 in hand. [caption id="attachment_69936" align="aligncenter" width="527"] Xiaomi 14 with HyperOS[/caption] In his message, he noted that Xiaomi HyperOS is a people-oriented operating system with a large ecosystem that includes a wide variety of devices, including cars. And now it’s clear what the infotainment system in a Xiaomi car will be controlled by. This is Xiaomi 14 with HyperOS. [caption id="attachment_69937" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Xiaomi 14 with HyperOS[/caption] HyperOS is built on Android, but thoroughly modified. It is adapted for “tens of billions” of different devices. That is, Xiaomi followed the path of Huawei and its HarmonyOS. “ Starting today we will gradually say goodbye to MIUI! Thanks to all my friends who support MIUI. MIUI will forever remain in our memory,” concluded Lei Zun. That is, the rumors turned out to be true: Xiaomi will abandon MIUI shortly. However, it is not yet clear whether this plan is global or whether it is only about the Chinese market. Let us remind you that the official premiere of the Xiaomi 14 and HyperOS line is expected on October 27.

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Full premiere - together with the Xiaomi 14 flagships Today, the head of Xiaomi, Lei Jun, officially announced the new Xiaomi HyperOS operating system. According to rumors circulating on the Internet, it can replace the iconic MIUI shell. [caption id="attachment_69929" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Xiaomi HyperOS[/caption] The head of the company announced the Xiaomi HyperOS operating system, will replace MIUI “ Today marks a historical moment. After years of teamwork, our new Xiaomi HyperOS operating system will officially debut at the Xiaomi 14 line [announcement event],” the executive wrote on Twitter. Accordingly, the first smartphones running HyperOS will be Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro; later the new OS will completely replace MIUI. The premiere of the Xiaomi 14 line is expected on October 27.

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God of War was released in 2018 The author of the YouTube channel, Mark Korolev, demonstrated how the adventure action game God of War works on a modern smartphone running the Android operating system. [caption id="attachment_69819" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Android smartphone[/caption] The model of the smartphone is not specified, but it is known that it is built on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 single-chip system, and the Termux-Box emulator was used to run the game. As a result, the game demonstrates a performance of no more than 15 fps. God of War launched on Android smartphone https://youtu.be/wSNR2zBWXGU The second video is dedicated to Mortal Kombat XL, which turned out to be much more playable. Often the frame rate stays above 30 fps and even rises to 60 fps. https://youtu.be/KMtrf7mYUUA On the same channel, the enthusiast shows how Skyrim, Fallout 4, and Assassin's Creed Black Flag run on an Android smartphone.

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Such models were popular about 20 years ago, but they were not smartphones The Japanese company P-UP World presented a rather interesting smartphone – Mode 1 Retro II. This model is made like a classic “clamshell” from the 2000s - there is even a button block, but only Mode 1 Retro II is a full-fledged smartphone, as it runs Android 13. [caption id="attachment_68792" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Android 13[/caption] The clamshell has a 3.5-inch screen with an impressive resolution of 1440 x 720 pixels for such a diagonal. A push-button clamshell Mode 1 Retro II with Android 13 and a 48-megapixel camera is presented [caption id="attachment_68793" align="aligncenter" width="480"] Android 13[/caption] The hardware platform is based on SoC MediaTek Helio G85, the volumes of RAM and flash memory are 4 and 64 GB. The front camera is 13 megapixels, and the main one has a 48-megapixel sensor. The battery capacity is 2500 mAh, and it is charged via the USB-C port. The price of the new product is quite reasonable - $200.

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4.3 billion people have a smartphone The world's population recently crossed the 8 billion mark, and the number of smartphone users on the planet is approximately 4.3 billion. [caption id="attachment_68010" align="aligncenter" width="600"] smartphones[/caption] This is the latest data from GSMA analysts for the end of 2022. Thus, every second resident has a smartphone, or 54%. Just over half of the world's population uses smartphones About 4.6 billion people use mobile Internet services, of which 4 billion use smartphones for this task. The rest use modern push-button smartphones. Mobile Internet coverage has not changed much over the years and reaches 95%, that is, almost every person on Earth with a device can use the mobile Internet.