After the customary days of leaks and teasers, Xiaomi finally unveiled the Redmi K40 series smartphones. The lineup includes three models – Redmi K40, Redmi K40 Pro, and Redmi K40 Pro+.
As the names of the devices themselves suggest, the Redmi K40 Pro is a strong version of the Redmi K40, whereas the Redmi K40 Pro+ is the premium smartphone in the entire series.
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All three phones have the same display and design. Also, they come in the same color options, but the hardware underneath differs, especially the camera hardware. Unlike the Redmi K40 5G, the Redmi K40 Pro and the K40 Pro+ are powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G SoC.
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Moving forward, you may have known that Xiaomi sometimes takes a long time to release kernel source for its devices while other times the company provides them early. This time Xiaomi released kernel sources for the Redmi K40 Pro smartphone just a couple of days after its launch.
What is Kernel Source Codes?
Kernel source codes are a vital component of Android custom ROM or kernel development. It is a part of a system that handles the hardware, allocates resources like memory pages and CPU cycles. It is usually responsible for the file system and network communication.
Redmi K40 Pro – Kernel Source code
If you are searching for more Kernel source codes, head on over to Xiaomi’s GitHub repository and access the source code. For now, you won’t be able to test the source but it can provide a good suggestion of what the Chinese OEM has planned for the device.
