The complete and confirmed features will come only after the launching however, a teaser about the phone is uncovering some of the features of the phone. The phone will have a 90Hz display along a 270Hz of touching response rate, the super fast touching response is available in a smartphone so far.

The 24 ms response time for single touch and 28 ms response time for multi-finger touch makes it the best phone for gamers. Fast touch responses are the most desired feature of gaming phones. You can`t bear a long touch delay timings when you are playing an online game.

#BlackShark3 broke through again, raising the touch sampling rate to 270Hz.
The single-finger touch latency was reduced to 24ms, and the multi-finger touch latency was reduced to 28ms.

Comparison with #iPhone11Pro #oneplus7tpro #RenoAce #ROG2 pic.twitter.com/zsJOdTp0Dt

— Xiaomishka (@xiaomishka) February 25, 2020

A video released by the officials of Xiaomi, the Black Shark is seen beating iPhone 11 Pro in a touch response competition. Moreover, this super fast phone is quicker than Oppo Reno Ace and Asus ROG Phone II in touch response time.

Xiaomi Black Shark 3 Design

The front face of the phone can be seen in the video teaser, it looks more like its predecessor. The revealed features include a notch-less display, front-facing stereo speakers and 3.5mm audio jack.

On the back, the LED logo is visible and it seems like an Aluminum material is used to make the back cover of the phone. The most interesting feature among all other leaked features of Black Shark 3 is its performance on AnTuTu.

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The phone reached a record-breaking score of 620,952, this is the highest ever score recorded by this app. This score is a solid attraction for gamers towards this fast performance smartphone.

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The PC and Console users are always on the verge of the war of just one topic, which platform is best for gaming. With newer hardware upgrades, stunning graphics, and gameplay mechanics, PC users were always on the top. Now a third-platform has entered the race, the smartphone gaming industry.

It’s not a platform that can beat the visualization and hardware support of PC and Console; still, it’s rocking the gaming industry.

Mostly because of the reason that smartphones are getting cheaper and cheaper every day. In 2018, the smartphone gaming industry was valued at $68.5 billion.

Now the expert suggests that the prediction for mobile gaming will rise next year, extinguishing Browser PC games in 2020.

The 2018-2022 statistics chart shows that most of the revenue comes from the iOS device. Android, on the other hand, will surpass Apple’s platform by 2023. Clash of Clans was the highest-grossing game in terms of revenue in Apple’s App store history.

Most of the game-related revenue comes from in-app purchases and video ads. For commission, most developers use video and display ads on mobile games.

VR on the other hand (available on all platforms) struggles to make its appearance on the list. AR revenue will overtake VR gaming by next year (statistics). As more mobile developers are working on AR technology, rather than VR. Currently, PlayStation and PC game developer companies are working on VR.

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This is something that I wanted to add to our community. Clash of Clan’s overall revenue was $2.5 billion whereas GTA 5 surpassed $6 billion track mark since its initial release. Next in the lineup is the Rockstar utmost gem, Red Dead Redemption 2. A total of $1.38 billion in the first quarter of 2019. Making it the most valued game of all time.

I myself is a full-time PC gamer, but the way things are changing, I think most companies will now work on mobile gaming. I feel for my brothers that have Console and PC, may the gamer girl bathwater runs in your bloodstream. Peace out!

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