Xiaomi Mi 8 SE Has Taken The Lead in Testing Android Q System

Xiaomi Mi 8 SE running Android Q system test data appeared in the GeekBench 4.3 database. In terms of running points, single-core 1830 and multi-core 5819 are still the standard Snapdragon 710 results. It is not because of the reason of Android Q, but what is the “promising” result.

At the Android Developers Summit held in early November, Google announced a new feature of Android Q: when performing multi-window, split-screen, and picture-in-picture multitasking operations, more than two tasks can remain uninterrupted.

Last week, Google Pixel 3 XL has begun testing the next generation of Android Android Q, Geekbench’s new running point display, Pixel 3 XL has been used in the Android Q operating system, time is November 20, 2018.

Typically, Google presents its new Android version every year at its developer conference Google I/O. But last year, Google launched Android P before it was officially unveiled to developers. It seems that Android Q should be launched ahead of schedule early next year.

Xiaomi Mi 8 SE uses a 5.88-inch Samsung AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2244×1080, 18.7:9, and a Xiaomi screen with a ratio of 86.12%. It supports DCI-P3 color gamut, up to 600nit brightness, and supports screen display, sunscreen, and protection. Eye mode, support for stepless color temperature adjustment. Millet 8 SE back with 2.5D glass body, mirror surface, crystal texture, body lines is more tough, with bright red, bright blue, gold, dark gray four colors.

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Xiaomi Mi 8 SE world premiere Snapdragon 710 processor, Antutu running more than 170,000, higher performance, lower power consumption, with 3120mAh battery, the official said that the power is enough to use all day. In terms of taking pictures, Xiaomi 8 SE is equipped with Dual PD 1.4µm large pixels, AI double camera with extreme speed focusing, and 20MP four-in-one soft light self-timer camera.