#Helio phone install
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#Helio phone android

Hehe, I don’t like Elephone, I don’t know where you got that. What silliness is that? So much hardware goes to waste simply because most people think like you and say that Hardware makers *have to* create software.ī$ when was the last time that Alienware, or HP, or Dell or … God forbid Acer developed proper software or worse of all loaded our laptops with it? (and when they do we simply call it bloatware)

#Helio phone update

There are perfectly usable devices from 2011 even that people don’t use simply because the OEM decided not to update it. The silliness of hardware companies doing software is so backwards that brought us here. You can simply Stay with AOSP and continue using it or choose from the plethora of software other than AOSP (of course many of them would be for sale).

#Helio phone install

For example all phones should come with pre-installed AOSP (no difference than a PC coming with clean Windows) and then letting the user install the software of his choice right there in his phone.Īn OS store. It would allow open source to take root and of course it will give a plethora of options to users, instead of the chaotic thing we have now. Hardware companies should so do hardware (OEMs) and software companies should do software (Google, the MiUI team, Cyanogen, Canonical, etc). I think on a maturing Industry we need clear cut specialization.

#Helio phone android

That’s very important, as lack of specialization keeps android phones back for years. The thing with Elephone is that it is the first company that seems to be clearly bent towards hardware. It has a 6.7-inch AMOLED FHD+ 120Hz display, a 16-megapixel front camera with dual-LED flash, a triple camera unit with 108-megapixel (main) + 13-megapixel (ultrawide) + 2-megapixel (depth) flash, the Helio G96 chipset, up to 8 GB of RAM, up to 256 GB of native storage, a 4,500mAh battery with 120W fast charging, and a side-facing fingerprint scanner.Business wise it may make little sense but I like the spirit of Elephone and I think more OEMs should emulate it (if they also find a practical way to do that of course). The Helio G99 powered Note 12 series phone may go official as early as this month.Īt present, the Note 12 VIP is the most powerful phone in the family. However, it lacks support for 5G connectivity.

It can support up to a 108-megapixel camera. It remains to be seen whether it will carry the Note 12 Pro moniker or some other name.īuilt with TSMC’s 6nm process, the Helio G99 includes 2 x Cortex-A76 CPU cores working at 2.2GHz, 6 x Cortex-A55 cores ticking at 2GHz, and a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU. Hence, it appears that the upcoming Helio G99 powered Note 12 model will be the most powerful device in the series.

The Note 12 and Note 12i are powered by the Helio G88 and G85 chipsets, respectively, whereas the Note 12 G96 and Note 12 VIP are powered by the Helio G96. We’re thrilled to officially announce we will be working with on implementing the industry's first powerful Helio G99 processor into a new NOTE 12 series smartphone coming soon.

The Note 12 family already includes four members, such as the Infinix Note 12, Note 12 G96 (aka Note 12 Turbo in India), Note 12i, and Note 12 VIP.

The company confirmed that an upcoming Infinix Note 12 series phone will feature the Helio G99 chipset. A tweet from Infinix Mobile confirms that it will be the first brand to launch a phone featuring the Helio G99 chipset. Last month, MediaTek announced three new chipsets, namely the Helio G99, the Dimensity 930, and the Dimensity 1050.