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Xiaomi is testing a new advanced screen feature in MIUI 11

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MIUI 11 has announced a sleek update for all Xiaomi phones that will update with this customized, multi-layer version. It also doesn't have to come with Android 10 from there the system version is separated from the MIUI, but not for that reason updated phones lose power. They will also have access options, which MIUI developers never stop adding new features.

One of the last changes seen in MIUI 11, within a Early Chinese versions, is a new way in which you can balance the screen of smartphones. If so far we can change the various parameters to vary the panel presentation as we like, we will soon have a choice translate it to higher expression. And that's it: the new settings panel is awesome.

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Miui Screen 11 Advanced Controls XDA Developers Photos

Screen quality is not just Hardware, but also panel settings, too factory rating, it influences how colors, differences or temperatures are represented, for example. Some manufacturers allow adjusting some of these components from display options, though this is usually restricted to mobile phones at a very advanced range; something Xiaomi can take on any phone with MIUI 11 because of the "night" type tests.

As the XDA Developers have pointed out, one of the experimental models of MIUI 11 is included the new screen settings in the top management selection. When this method has been tested, MIUI 11 allows you to change the detail values ​​of each of the color input fields. Slides on each RGB channel to synchronize tone to taste, hue adjustment option, you can also manually adjust fill contrast and width. This way it will be able to customize the full screen representation, perhaps regardless of the phone model.

We do not care when these changes will take effect. Hopefully they will get to MIUI 11 in beta and move to a stable version, both in China. After that I would go to the Global and solid version, hopefully in the first half of 2020. We'll keep track.

Via | XDA Developers

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