Poco is reportedly engaged on a brand new smartphone that could possibly be launched as a part of the corporate’s reasonably priced C-series lineup. The purported smartphone is tipped to ship with an entry degree JR510 SoC, as an alternative of chipsets from well-known manufacturers like Qualcomm, MediaTek, or Unisoc. The handset may additionally run MIUI Go, which could possibly be a particular model of the MIUI working system that’s shipped with the corporate’s telephones. Poco is but to formally announce any plans to launch the Poco C40 smartphone or its specs.
Based on a report by XDA builders citing its senior member and developer Kacper Skrzypek (@kacskrz), the Poco C40 won’t use the identical Snapdragon or MediaTek chipset. The Redmi 10C (C3Q), which shares an analogous mannequin quantity because the purported Poco C40 (C3QP), is provided with a Snapdragon 680 SoC. Nonetheless, the purported Poco C40 will use a JR510 chipset from an organization referred to as Treswave, based on the developer.
In the meantime, the report additionally cites a earlier Geekbench listing for a tool codenamed “frost” that additionally comes mentions the identical mannequin quantity C3QP. Based on a latest report by Xiaomiui, a smartphone with the mannequin quantity 220333QPG was noticed on the FCC web site. Devices 360 was independently in a position to confirm the itemizing for the handset.
A brand new software program flag noticed within the MIUI firmware by Skrzypek referred to as IS_MIUI_GO_VERSION additionally means that the Poco C40 might run a particular model of MIUI, not like different handsets from the corporate. Whereas neither Poco nor Xiaomi have introduced any particulars of a MIUI Go pores and skin, the developer notes that the flag seems with the IS_MIUI_LITE_VERSION, which is used to limit some options on entry degree units — MIUI Go is also an analogous useful resource saving mode for much less highly effective handsets, or a modified model of Android (Go version), based on the report.
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