Xiaomi's big reveal of the new Redmi Note 2 is yet to be launched, but an alleged leaked photo of the gadget is said to have been going viral on the internet.

According to GizChina, the said leaked photo features a dual rear camera set up. Although none of the photos have been confirmed to made released by Xiaomi, consumers are bound to believe, or at least have an idea, of what the next Redi Note 2 will look like. Furthermore, it is said that the leaked photo of the device is black with an apparent glass backside. The Mi logo was strategically placed between the two rear cameras that features a LED flash.

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While the leaked Xiaomi device photo presents a very credible image, there is no way to confirm this until such time Xiaomi launches their new Redmi Note 2 update. While speculations reveal that it is more possible for the Mi5 to have these features, the black, glass backside is very uncommon for Xiaomi's flagship brand. In May, Upleaks introduced a new "leaked" photo from the Redmi series of Xiaomi, showing the possible successor of the Redmi Note 2 and it goes by the name Xiaomi H3Y under the Hermes project.

According to the reveal, the Hermes project has an FHD display of  1920 x 1080 resolution, despite not disclosing its screen size. The 64 Bit Octa Core MediaTek MT6795 processor can also be paired with a 2GB RAM. Its 13 megapixel camera will use Samsung's Isocell image sensor and its back or secondary camera will be a 5 megapixel sensor from OmniVision. The phone will feature a dual SIM and supports the IR Remote feature. While details of its physical appearance lack information, upLeaks suggested that it may be in the form of a metallic color.

The Hermes project is said to have been the upgraded version of Xiaomi's Redmi Note 2, giving away the idea that this might be eventually the successor of the Redmi Note 2. Xiaomi's consistent presence in the market with significant interval of phone release has made the company one of the most liked smartphone providers worldwide.

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