Xiaomi Mi 4i update aims to fixing overheating problems
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- tuf
- 23 May 2015
AnonD-398636, 23 May 2015Its gonna be a garbage update , just like it was for the re... moreIt is impossible for them to test the phone properly before they launch to the market because they want to minimize the costs!
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- Anonymous
- qLm
- 23 May 2015
That's why you don't buy junk
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- Anonymous
- KSi
- 23 May 2015
device is getting heated too much, nether xiamoi responding nor flipkart
Company like xiamoi should not do R&D after sellin devices
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- AnonD-233508
- vx6
- 23 May 2015
For a company that trash talked Mediatek about octacores are now the ones applying it and doing a crappy job. The Mediatek's new 64bit octacores not only give better price to performance ratio but also they have better thermal control and better battery consumption. This is because they're already experienced. The only bad thing is that the MTK chips have slow OS upgrade support. Other than that they're killing the market. Go back to the drawing board qualcomm.
PS. For those who still think we don't need octacores because not all cores are used, It's true with Qualcomm chips but not MTK. MTK octacores have their own technologies that can make use of all cores depending on the task. I used to like Qualcomm, but now they're just getting lazy.
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- Anonymous
- vV5
- 23 May 2015
Correction ! To be available in Malaysia by 28th May, as that's the date of first Flash sales for Mi4I.
That's the problem trying to made a slim phone, there's not enough space for heat dispersion.
Rather waiting for Mi Note which is coming soon to Malaysia.
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- AnonD-398636
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- 23 May 2015
Its gonna be a garbage update , just like it was for the redmi 1s . Xiaomi devices provide high specs at low cost but still lack performance , heating and high RAM consumption are problems I have faced on every Xiaomi devices I have used . I loved the battery on Note 4G though . Xiaomi should test devices better before making available . Also , the lollipop update seems just a dream to Mi users . Xiaomi should understand these and focus on user satisfaction in terms of software updates , fixes too
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- Anonymous
- rJe
- 23 May 2015
I got this phone on first day itself . I was worried about the heating issue in the begining but I found some claims of over heating exaggerated. phone has super awesome screen, nice camera, good battery backup, fluid OS and untill and unless u are a extreme gamer and into lot of multitasking it doesnt heat any more than my earlier phones...for casual use and those who have a life got jobs to do this is sufficient..
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- vGM
- 23 May 2015
Story of Xiaomi. Earlier they were solving heating issue of 1S now Mi 4i.
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- Anonymous
- 3JJ
- 23 May 2015
Smile, 23 May 2015So basically they are talking about throtlingI think smartphones need to be designed with proper vents just like asus gaming laptops
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- AnonD-345372
- 7tQ
- 23 May 2015
whatever u do its of no use xaomi... These guys did the same thing with redmi 1s by saying some algorithm bla blaa...but of no use...xaomi did a big mistake by choosing this processor and price...mi3 is far better than mi4i(flagship for india...lol).
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- Smile
- XNt
- 23 May 2015
So basically they are talking about throtling
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- Anonymous
- gxN
- 23 May 2015
Another lemon coming from Qualcomm. When would people learnnever to use any of her processors again. Enough phones she ruined this year...
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- AshokRahi
- sUw
- 23 May 2015
It is a good feature packed mobile though. Hope next iteration comes with a better processor in the given price range.
Can't compare the processor of MI3 with it.