Xiaomi introduced the Redmi K20 Pro earlier this year, and was initially released in Red and Blue colors. The Redmi K20 Pro Marvel Hero Limited Edition is now official in China, for all the Avengers fans out there.Here are some live hands-on images that show off the phone's unique design.

While the company is yet to announce the memory, storage and price of the phone, as of now, the speculations are that Xiaomi might first unveil it in India on July 17. However, a few hands-on images of the handset have leaked on the internet. The images were shared by a user on Weibo, and Xiaomishka on Twitter. 

Xiaomi is all set to launch the Redmi K20 series in India on July 17. The company has confirmed the launch event, first launched in China in May. The limited edition model shuns the gradient design for a back that is styled after Iron Man's suit, and additionally you get exclusive Avengers backgrounds to go with the design. A 3D design on the back panel and has a honeycomb-like design on the lower part, a red-coloured power button used in the camera module. The colour of the back panel is mettalic grey, the packaging itself is pretty interesting, and comes with the usual accoutrements that you'd expect from a limited edition phone. The phone box will have a blue-coloured back panel with the Avengers logo.

Both the Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro smartphones come with a full-screen design. It comes equipped with a Full HD+ 6.39-inch Super AMOLED display that sports a 1080 x 2340 pixel resolution and has Gorilla Glass 6 protection with a pop-up selfie camera, which delivers a 91.6 percent screen-to-body-ratio and a 19.5:9 aspect ratio.

The standard version is powered by a Snapdragon 730 SoC, which is accompanied by up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage.The Redmi K20 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 855 with up to 8GB RAM and up to 256GB storage.

Both Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro feature a vertically stacked triple rear camera setup with a 48-MP Sony IMX586 primary camera paired with a 13MP secondary sensor with a wide-angle lens that offers a field-of-view of 124.89 degrees. An 8-megapixel telephoto lens. The smartphone captures slow-motion videos up to 960fps. And for selfies, there is a 20-MP pop-up selfie camera. It is backed by a 4000mAh battery.

It also support features like Game Turbo 2.0, DC Dimming. Both phones feature an in-display fingerprint sensor, a 3.5mm headphone jack, USB-Type C with fast charging.

The next innovation in mobile is peeking its head for all to see today after Oppo and Xiaomi, have just shown off working versions of under-screen cameras. Both companies have shown videos featuring unidentified smartphones, with selfie cameras that are hidden away underneath the screen.

Following the rise of divisive notch and hole-punch cutouts, several smartphone companies have been looking at ways of removing anything intrusive from handset screens. The industry has since given us smartphone cameras that pop out, flip up and slide out, while the hole-punch condenses the notch further still, but the next stage is going under the screen for full invisibility.

Oppo VP Brian Shen shared a short video clip in a tweet of what appears to be a notch-free prototype smartphone lying on a desk.“You are taking a very first look at our under-display selfie camera technology,” Oppo wrote in a tweet, with a video attached showing off how the tech worked.

The video needs watching a few times to see what’s going on, as only the top half of the phone is visible. The camera app was launched, which is already in selfie mode. The screen still seemingly showed a live view of the room's ceiling and the on-screen view is unidentifiable, and it’s not clear what we’re really seeing — until the operator puts their finger over a previously invisible camera lens, obscuring the view of what was presumably the ceiling.

"At this stage, it's difficult for under-display cameras to match the same results as normal cameras, there's bound to be some loss in optical quality," Shen said, in a follow-up post. "But, no new technology jumps to perfection right away."

You’d imagine that a number of Chinese smartphone makers are hard at work bringing this design to reality. Proof of that comes from Chinese rival Xiaomi shared a clip showing its own in-display camera technology within a few hours of Oppo’s video going live, which had been added to a Mi 9 prototype.

The video has two phones, one on the right equipped with a notch and a selfie camera. As the phones are rotated, you can see the one on the left doesn’t have any visible notch, or camera lens at all. Yet the operator opens the camera app, switches to selfie mode, and takes a photo.

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Xiaomi has propelled a new mobile browser for Android as its most recent software. The browser is accessible for Xiaomi cell phones as well as Android cell phones from different brands also. Going up against an expansive number of browser producers, for example, Google, Mozilla, UCWeb, and Opera, Xiaomi has propelled a mobile browser, called Mint Browser, by transferring it to Google Play. The new Web perusing application weighs under 12MB and is touted to offer a protected, advertisement free browsing. 

Mint Browser includes a night mode, a component found on the MIUI browser. It turns site pages dim, making them a lot less demanding on the eyes around evening time. It functions admirably for the most part, albeit a few locales or site components may not work that well. Likewise, notwithstanding when it works it first loads the site in its unique shading and possibly turns it dull when it gets done with stacking, which implies you'll continue getting flashed by a splendid, white screen in the event that you continue exploring. 

The beneficial thing about this browser is that there are no irritating advertisements, notices, repulsive advanced substance, and a beginning screen loaded with tons of bookmarked advanced locales (yet) that presently torment the MIUI browser.

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