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Xiaomi Mi TV 5 Pro With QLED Screen Could Be Released In INDIA

Published

4 months ago

December 3, 2020

The Gadget Baba

In India, Xiaomi may be planning to launch the Xiaomi Mi TV 5 Pro series, consisting of the Mi TV 5 and the Mi TV 5 Pro, suggesting a new company teaser. New social media posts, as well as emails sent by Xiaomi to media outlets, tease the ‘Quantum Leaps Ahead’ launch of an upcoming product. The Mi TV 5 Pro, which has an Ultra-HD Quantum Dot LED (QLED) screen and is available in three sizes: 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch, uses the term quantum points.

Things To Be Expected in Mi TV 5 Pro:

Price: Rs 33,000/- (onwards)
Launch Date- Could be before the end of 2020.
Display- 55”, 65”, and 75”.
Screen- Ultra-HD Quantum Dot LED (QLED)
Variant- 4GB RAM / 64GB ROM
Resolution Standard- 4K
Smart TV- Yes
OS- Android Based

The televisions would likely sell at marginally higher rates if released in India, and could start at Rs. 39,999 and Rs. 49,999 respectively for the Mi TV 5 and Mi TV 5 Pro. The biggest difference between the Mi TV 5 and the Mi TV 5 Pro is that, opposed to the standard LED display on the former, the latter has a QLED screen. HDR support on both TVs is also likely to exist, and with the inclusion of the PatchWall launcher, the versions released in India could run on Android TV.

Although the Mi TV 5 has 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage, the Mi TV 5 Pro has 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage, which is substantially higher than what is available in India on most luxury smart TVs. These will be the most luxurious televisions introduced by Xiaomi in India, and will be positioned substantially higher than the Mi TV 4X series, the most expensive TV series currently offered by Xiaomi in the region.

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MIUI 12 Tips and Tricks For Clean and Clutter-Free User Experience

Published

2 months ago

February 3, 2021

The Gadget Baba

MIUI 12 Tips and Tricks For Clean and Clutter-Free User Experience

Xiaomi presented some fascinating new features with MIUI 12. Xiaomi updated the MIUI 12 look and feel, and was influenced in some features by iOS. It also has certain features which not only clear up the mess, but also speed up the access to certain applications. In this guide, we will follow you through the steps that will tidy, unwieldy and much more practical your experience of the MIUI 12.

Please note that for this tutorial the following tips have been checked on a Redmi 9 power so that certain characteristics might not be entirely different on your smartphone as Xiaomi builds different MIUI 12 models for various smartphones. The video below, which is centred on the same steps, can be viewed.

1. Enable iOS-style control centre

The notification shade normally hosts some fast settings in Android smartphones. But MIUI 12 has a quick pulldown settings called the Control Centre. To enable this:

Goto: Settings app > Display > Control centre & notification shade.
Enable the Use new control centre setting/configuration: Only go to the right half of the screen in order to access it. The cool thing is that you don’t need to step on and down on the right hand side of your screen as you’re doing in iOS.

2. Disable app drawer

The much-anticipated Xiaomi smartphone drawer was delivered by MIUI 12. It not only alphabetically arranges everything, but also according to its type, like Poco Launcher. But some people like the old look, which often evokes iOS. To turn it on, follow these steps:

Click an empty home screen area for a long time.
Select Settings > More.
This unlocks a variety of additional settings to choose Home Screen > Regular.

3. Lite Mode

Go on, MIUI 12 has something that you are a fan of big iOS icons. To make the same atmosphere:

First Go to Settings > Special features > Lite mode.
Then Enable Lite mode here.

This makes the home screen tidy, but it does have a big font size. Go to Display > Text size to turn the font size down and pick the font size you want. It’s really quick to turn it off if you find the Lite mode isn’t for you after test it. Then go to Settings > Tap to turn off Lite mode.