Earlier this month, Yang Zhe officially joined Xiaomi as vice president of the Xiaomi group and Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of China. He is therefore responsible for the formulation of marketing strategies and the solidification of the Xiaomi brand in China. Clearly a very important position within the brand.
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro + coming soon with 120Hz screen, 12x optical zoom and much more
Yang Zhe
Yang Zhe has held executive positions in many renowned companies in China and the rest of the world, including Motorola, Apple, Huawei, Samsung, TCL Communications and Meizu. He also created very famous (in the Asian country) advertising slogans such as "World of Jazz" and "Gentleman like Lan".
But let's go to the facts or, better to say, to the devices. A few days ago we had reported how Yang Zhe was working on the upcoming Xiaomi Mi MIX 4 and that thanks to him the smartphone would return to its former glory, such as that obtained by the first Mi MIX. However, a few days ago, some Chinese users have found the slogan "ViewOver the World" dedicated to the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro +. This is a slogan very similar to the advertising slogan that Yang Zhe had previously introduced when he was in the pay of Meizu. So we can assume that Yang Zhe is currently preparing the launch of the latter device and not the Mi MIX 4.
Furthermore, some of the specifications of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro + have been exposed together with the slogan. The image shows that the smartphone will support a 65 W super flash charging, a new 100 megapixel rear camera, support for a 12x optical zoom, an AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 as processor.
We do however note that the image does not come from an official Xiaomi profile and therefore must be taken with pliers. That said, a famous Chinese leakster, such Digital Chat Station, had said on Weibo (the Chinese Twitter) that if: "Wait, I'm not talking about the next Mi MIX, I'm referring to the new flagship coming soon". According to Chinese media, this "new flagship" is precisely the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro +.
Hopefully it's not the usual Samsung clone with a curved screen
More than anything else you don't have to mount a third-party camera to take photos or videos.
I think it's the only house that can't write decent software for its hardware.