Going by the leaked information, as spotted by GizmoChina website, the Mi Note 2 will have a 5.5-inch OLED display in two resolution variants - Full HD and Quad HD. The smartphone is expected to be powered by Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 821 processor paired with 6GB of RAM. It'll probably have 128GB of internal storage.
The official looking render also provides a hint about the design and build quality of Mi Note 2. If the same is to believed, Xiaomi Mi Note 2 will likely have a design identical to the Mi 5. This also includes an all-metal build and dual-camera setup at the back.
The Xiaomi Mi Note 2 was previously expected to be unveiled on Aug. 24, but it is now believed that it will be officially announced in early September, possibly on Sept. 5. It could also sell for 2,999 Yuan (or $449) or 3,499 Yuan (or $524) in China depending on the memory configuration, but these remain as rumors for now.
Now, it’s time to check MIUI 8 vs MIUI 7 differences.
Xiaomi’s MIUI official website posted a comparison chart between MIUI 7 and MIUI 8’s graphics interface and the differences though mild but is noticeable. The difference in the interface design range from desktop settings, dial-up interface, notes, weather, notification bar, advanced Calculator app, tape recorders and system updates.