On August 7th, Google officially released the official version of Android 9 with the code name '派'. On the same day, Xiaomi officially announced that Xiaomi MIX 2S is the first to upgrade the latest MIUI 10 system based on Android 9. Currently, the MIUI Forum has opened the beta evaluation. This also makes Xiaomi the first mobile phone manufacturer based on the Android 9 deep customization system.
According to Google's official introduction, Android 9 makes extensive use of artificial intelligence technology, such as AI smart power saving, AI application preloading function, and adaptation and better gestures for Liu Haiping according to the user's personal habits. Now, Xiaomi MIX 2S Users can already apply to join the internal test fan group on the MIUI official forum page or app to upgrade to the latest version of Android. In the future, MIUI based on Android 9 will also land more Xiaomi phones.
The close relationship between Xiaomi and Google has been around for a long time. Xiaomi MIX 2S participated in the Android 9 test project for the first time after the I/O conference was announced. It is also one of the first smartphones to support Google ARCore. Google in the last two years And Xiaomi also jointly launched the Android One smart phone Xiaomi A1 and A2, which has an excellent reputation in the global market.
In addition, since the establishment of the Discovery Lab, Xiaomi has been investing heavily in artificial intelligence and machine learning. The AI smart power saving in Android 9, AI preloading and so on have already appeared in MIUI. In UIUI based on Android 9. On the other hand, Xiaomi further optimized these new features according to the user's portrait. For example, the well-received MIUI full-screen gestures were first upgraded to full-screen gestures on the UIUI of Android 9. 2.0 Xiaomi engineers team made a comprehensive screen gesture architecture The comprehensive refactoring aims to break the performance ceiling of the original full-screen gestures and achieve a smoother and more comprehensive screen experience. The measured fluency in some scenarios can be several times higher than the original version.
On August 7th, Google officially released the official version of Android 9 with the code name 'Pie'. On the same day, Xiaomi officially announced that Xiaomi MIX 2S is the first to upgrade the latest version of MIUI 10 based on Android 9. The MIUI Forum is now open. Internal testing recruitment, which also makes Xiaomi the first mobile phone manufacturer based on Android 9 deep customization system.
According to Google's official introduction, Android 9 makes extensive use of artificial intelligence technology, such as AI smart power saving, AI application preloading function, and adaptation and better gestures for Liu Haiping according to the user's personal habits. Now, Xiaomi MIX 2S Users can already apply to join the internal test fan group on the MIUI official forum page or app to upgrade to the latest version of Android. In the future, MIUI based on Android 9 will also land more Xiaomi phones.
The close relationship between Xiaomi and Google has been around for a long time. Xiaomi MIX 2S participated in the Android 9 test project for the first time after the I/O conference was announced. It is also one of the first smartphones to support Google ARCore. Google in the last two years And Xiaomi also jointly launched the Android One smart phone Xiaomi A1 and A2, which has an excellent reputation in the global market.
In addition, since the establishment of the Discovery Lab, Xiaomi has been investing heavily in artificial intelligence and machine learning. The AI smart power saving in Android 9, AI preloading and so on have already appeared in MIUI. In UIUI based on Android 9. On the other hand, Xiaomi further optimized these new features according to the user's portrait. For example, the well-received MIUI full-screen gestures were first upgraded to full-screen gestures on the UIUI of Android 9. 2.0 Xiaomi engineers team made a comprehensive screen gesture architecture The comprehensive refactoring aims to break the performance ceiling of the original full-screen gestures and achieve a smoother and more comprehensive screen experience. The measured fluency in some scenarios can be several times higher than the original version.
