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Tricks and Tips XIAOMI Redmi Note 8 2021 | The Best Hidden Xiaomi Features
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Jul 4, 2024
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Welcome, my name is Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro and today I will show you a couple tweaks and tricks
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you can do on this phone. So to get started I'm going to begin with the dark mode which allows you to just simply
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set up a dark mode that is system wide. So system wide meaning it will include basically all the default applications that come with
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the device and any kind of app that has been programmed to utilize this as well will basically
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have dark mode based on the system. So anyway, to get started let's navigate to the display section right here and as you
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can see we have the dark mode and light mode. This is, you can hard toggle it right here and there is a little bit of a benefit as
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well to having a dark mode here. Anything that is completely blank like the background right here and all the background
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between the text will be, basically the pixels there will be turned off because this is
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a OLED display, OLED or AMOLED, so that will increase your battery life just a little bit
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Now don't expect any kind of like super significant battery gain from this but it's still there
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so that I would mention. Now additionally you do have the option to set it as a schedule mode meaning that based
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on the time, as you can see sun sets to sunrise, it will change
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Now it is already 8pm right now so it changes to dark mode automatically and during the
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daytime it will switch back to light mode instead. So it gives you this kind of good side out from basically both perspectives because personally
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during the daytime it's easier to see light mode, the display doesn't get that bright
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so when you're in direct sunlight, light mode will be a little bit better for this
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Now when it's night and as an example you're going to sleep and you want to look at your
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phone, dark mode will basically prevent you from going blind from the complete white background
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So yeah. Anyway, moving on to the next option, it's going to be the color scheme which also is
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located under the display section. So in here you will find your color scheme and by default it is set to, it is set to
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vivid as you can see right here and you don't really get to see much here but in certain
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cases the vivid might be a little bit too overdone
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So we do have, actually vivid here is not that bad. And now as you can see, saturated has blown out of the, blown out of the proportions here
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so I wouldn't probably recommend this one. The colors right here, they're so saturated that they're basically glowing as though they
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would be radioactive or something. And then we have the original color
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Original color looks to be really close to the vivid though I don't know if you can see
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that on the camera. Compared to the white background the vivid is a little bit more bluish white while the
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original has a little bit more yellowish background in terms of the white colors
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So personally I think I'm going to stick with this one. I tend to read books on my phone and that would also make it a little bit easier on
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the eye to read it like that with the background, the white color being more towards like the
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warmer tone instead of the darker one or colder one. But obviously that's completely up to preference which one you choose
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Then next one we have is the refresh, refresh rate option and as you can see it is set to 90
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I don't actually know if this is the default one or not. So assuming it's not I do recommend you to set it to 90
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Xiaomi's really kind of providing an animation right here to just show you visually the difference
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between 60 and 90. As you can see if you pay attention to this ball it just kind of moves more smoothly compared
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to this one which kind of like skips which just looks weird
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The difference right here it is quite exaggerated. The actual difference isn't that bad but it is still kind of the premise of it the difference here
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So obviously 90 will look smoother than 60 but there is also a downside to this
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60 will have better battery life, 90 will consume a little bit more of your battery
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So if you want to prioritize that just stick with 60. For everybody else that likes the smoothness 90 is the way to go
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Now moving on to the next option it's going to be the... Hello? There we go, that's weird
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So moving on to the next one it's the system navigation. So this will remove the buttons at the bottom and substitute them for gesture navigation
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So to get this enabled we need to go back to the settings right here and this was located under..
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Was it home screen? There we go, system navigation right here. So you can toggle this and as you can see we have the buttons
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Those are the ones that are enabled right now. And then we have gestures
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I'm not going to be learning them. As you can see it removes the buttons from the bottom, moves the content or allows to
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display a little bit more content because it doesn't need to accommodate those buttons anymore
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And to navigate through it you swipe up to go home. You swipe up from either side to go back
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As you can see there is an arrow appearing. And you can swipe up..
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Oh, I did this. So swipe up and hold to go through
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Swipe up quickly and it will take you home. So it is a much nicer way to navigate
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I personally adore this option especially on the curved displays like this one because
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swiping when you're holding the phone you have something open and swiping from a side
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just feels so good. So yeah, I recommend trying this out if you never used gesture navigation
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Now moving on to the last option which was also in the same place under the home screen
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was the home screen... I guess home screen... It has kind of the same name
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What it allows you to change is the way the device displays applications
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So you have the classic one which, if I would have to describe classic, it is classic to
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iOS devices like iPhones because it just gives you all the applications smack in the middle
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of your home screen. While the app drawer is the more classic to Android, hiding all the apps in an app
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drawer and allowing you to add certain ones that you want to to your home screen
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So just before I change it you can see right now we have all applications right here and
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nothing extra. But if we change it... Oh, there we go, just glitched and changed
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So as you can see right now we have just the standard applications that kind of come like
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this with the phone. Those are like the default orientation of all apps. You can remove those if you want to
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You can keep just, I don't know, maybe four apps or none
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It's completely up to you. And whenever you want to access any kind of app that isn't on your home screen you can
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just do this. And this will take you to your app tray
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And in here, first tab is all your applications in an alphabetical order I believe
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Plus this first row right here, or two rows, of the most recent or most used applications
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But you also have the access right here to categories, common, entertainment, photography
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And it will sort the applications to each category, usually semi-correctly. So if you sum up isn't in the place that you want to you can move it
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But additionally you can also edit and also add your own tabs right there
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And you can place any kind of application in there. So as you can see, manage categories right here
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We can select custom. You want to add every kind of app that you want in that custom, new one
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Name that tab right there. That's an example. I'm going to just add like a bunch of random apps right here that usually shouldn't be together
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There we go. As you can see those are the six apps that I grouped right here
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Going to name it random. There we go. Let's save it. And there we go
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As you can see there is the random new one. And now when we go back to our app tray, you have random right here
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And in here you have only the six apps that I have added plus an edit option so you can
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add more later on if you want to. So anyway, this will conclude the tweaks and tricks that I wanted to share
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