The times when, when buying a smartphone of the Xiaomi brand, there were problems of compatibility with the services made available with the American giant Google, are definitely far away, while today the situation is very rosy. And with this very introduction we tell you about the fact that Google's ARCore platform has from poco expanded its support to four new smartphones from Lei Jun's company, thus expanding the already multitude of Android devices supported.
For the uninitiated, ARCore is an augmented reality platform, also known as Google Play Services AR, thus allowing multiple developments and applications in the field of augmented reality. Among the new officially supported models, we find the amazing Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra, a highly anticipated terminal in Europe whose hopes seem to fall on a collaboration with the car manufacturer Mercedes Benz.
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Google's ArCore support arrives on four new Xiaomi / Redmi smartphones
But if maybe poco the support for MI 10 Ultra touches us closely, certainly we will be interested in the rest of the devices that receive support for Google's ARCore, namely the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite, the POCO M2 Pro (device sold exclusively in India) and another European sales champion, the Redmi Note 9 Pro. This news is definitely excellent, as generally the support for ARCOre was exclusive to the top of the range, while these last 3 smartphones listed belong to the medium-low end of the market.
This means that despite the price range in which they are placed, Mi Note 10 Lite, POCO M2 Pro aka Redmi Note 9 Pro, offer respectable hardware, much more powerful than direct competitors.
If you do not know what the ARCore app refers to, you will find a short demonstration video above and to judge the promo video, the field of application that Google ARCore offers is very wide, where the only limit is dictated by the imagination.
