It's only been two days since Xiaomi Mi 11 launch in China and, at the same juncture, the brand has decided to release the kernel source code to start modding. Clearly the first geeks who could "tamper" with the device are the Chinese ones, but according to the latest news we too Europe we can start doing this in the coming months. The first developers who got their hands on the source code have stolen very very interesting information not so much about the device, but two Qualcomm's future processors: Shima e Yupik. Let's find out the details together.
The source code of Xiaomi Mi 11 reveals two unpublished names: Shima and Yupik. What is it about? Of two processors, possibly mid-range, from Qualcomm
Usually the kernel source code lends itself to this kind of speculation but is mostly used to proceed with the smartphone modding, in this specific case of Xiaomi Mi 11. Qualcomm, after announcing the Snapdragon 888 flagship processor (of which the Xiaomi device is the first bearer), it seems that it has the production of other SoCs in store. These are called Shima e Yupik. But what is known about them to this day. Well poco.
As mentioned, the information about the characteristics is very little, almost nil. However, we will try to move in the field of inferences, not corroborated by official news. In our opinion, these are two new processors medium range, possibly belonging to the 7 series family. We do not feel like saying if it is Snapdragon 775G rather than 785G (if it exists), so let's let time take its course and let the company itself tell us something more. No doubt, from this moment, there will be leaks that will enrich the amount of news we have about Shima and Yupik.
But what do you think? What processors are these?
