The Official Xiaomi Thread

eddybsb4u said:
I just checked mine now, after unlocking the cellphone the screen is on for 20 seconds, yeah, I had a stop watch.

I haven't really checked if you can increase this time but I never really thought of it because for me that's a very long time.
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I'm referring to the always on display, which the point of it is that it stays on all the time so you can check notifications etc without waking the screen. To call it an always on display and limit it to 10 seconds doesn't make sense
 
ands45 said:
I'm referring to the always on display, which the point of it is that it stays on all the time so you can check notifications etc without waking the screen. To call it an always on display and limit it to 10 seconds doesn't make sense
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Oooh, I see what you mean, I haven't checked that feature
 
Agree with you there that a device with Always on Display support should have it "always on" by default.


Apparently it's to conserve battery-life / prevent burn-in. By enabling the sensors to wake on lift or such you can see what's going on.

That said, if you run a custom rom on the device then you can enable proper AoD which stays on. You also get options to keep shifting the pixels / use smart pixels, that reduces the pixels in use by X percentage.
 
Conack said:
Agree with you there that a device with Always on Display support should have it "always on" by default.


Apparently it's to conserve battery-life / prevent burn-in. By enabling the sensors to wake on lift or such you can see what's going on.

That said, if you run a custom rom on the device then you can enable proper AoD which stays on. You also get options to keep shifting the pixels / use smart pixels, that reduces the pixels in use by X percentage.
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get that they want to conserve battery but that should be for me to decide, I shouldnt have to run a custom rom. Also seems to only be mid/lower end devices, as I have the Poco F2 Pro and have the option to schedule or have on all the time. If I have to pick up the device to see it I might as well just double tap to wake.
 
Maybe a more recent thing, just odd. If it is about battery etc then throw a warning when the setting is changed and move on, easy. These seem a little like Apple tactics haha, deciding for you what you can and can't do with the device
 
Anyone ever tried the Xiaomi device for the FNB Tap to Pay succesfully straight from the phone without having to login to the FNB app?
 
eddybsb4u said:
Anyone ever tried the Xiaomi device for the FNB Tap to Pay succesfully straight from the phone without having to login to the FNB app?
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Haven't received my POCO F3 just yet, but shouldn't this just work without having to log in to the FNB app.
In NFC settings, set the default app to FNB.
That's how it works on my Wah Wey
 
PhireSide said:
Anyone looking for Redmi Note 4X spares?

I have:
  • The frame with antenna cable
  • Rear cover (silver)
  • Fingerprint sensor (also silver)
  • Front and back camera module
  • bottom PCB with speaker and vibration motor
  • top speaker
  • SIM tray
  • top and bottom antennae
  • Black rubber case with a pop-up stand thing

If anyone needs spares. Otherwise they are going in the recycling bin.

Sadly, the battery is long gone, and it bulged and cracked the LCD display, and I will be destroying the mainboard as there are sensitive documents still on the eMMC.

Would rather someone use it than it end up on a landfill.
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Interested in some stuff, will pm you
 
Note 10 Pro still wins in my opinion for most users.
The Amoled display is really awesome.

That said, if you're going to play CoD or other graphics intensive games, then the Poco X3 will be the better phone.
 
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