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(Representational Image: Poco F1) Xiaomi recently launched a smartphone under a sub-brand called the Poco F1. Now the company seems to be working on its successor dubbed Poco F2. The upcoming device was first spotted by Nashville Chatter on Geekbenchrunning Android 9.0 Pie out of the box. According to the listing, the device will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor with 6GB of RAM. However, it can be speculated that there might be a model with 8GB or 10GB of RAM. The device was able to get a single-core score of 2,321 and a multi-core score of 7,564. Poco F1 has recently received a permanent price cut of Rs 1,000 and now starts at Rs 19,999 in India. The highest model with the Kevlar design back is priced at Rs 28,999. It sports a 6.18-inch full-HD+ display with a resolution of 2246×1080 pixels. It is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor paired with Adreno 630 GPU. It comes with 6GB/ 8GB RAM along with 64GB/ 128GB/ 256GB of internal storage. The device runs Google’s Android 8.1 Oreo operating system with the company’s own MIUI based Poco launcher on top. All of this is backed by a 4000mAh battery non-removable battery.

Also Read: Xiaomi’s Poco F1 starts getting stable MIUI 10 ROM based on Android 9 Pie in India The device sports a dual camera setup on the back, consisting of a 12MP primary sensor with a f/1.9 aperture, and a 5MP secondary sensor with an aperture of f/2.0. On the front, it features a 20MP sensor for taking selfies. "NETFLIX’S INTERACTIVE BANDERSNATCH MOVIE ISN’T COMPATIBLE WITH APPLE TV OR THE WINDOWS 10 APP" Netflix’s interactive Bandersnatch movie isn’t compatible with Apple TV or the Windows 10 app Netflix has done something very special with its latest instalment of Black Mirror, with Bandersnatch allowing users to interact with the episode to alter its outcome, but it doesn’t work with every device capable of playing Netflix content. The most notable device unable to play Bandersnatch is the Apple TV, and even the latest versions of Apple’s set top box are not compatible with the interactive episode. Chromecast devices and the Windows 10 Netflix app are also unable to play the episode.

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In fact, any app that uses Silverlight (software made by Microsoft to play online media) will not be able to play the episode. Devices running older versions of Android are also out of luck. According to Netflix, you’ll need Android 6.19 or later to play Bandersnatch, and your Netflix app will also need to be updated.

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Don’t miss out It’s a real shame that some Netflix users are missing out on Bandersnatch, as it’s an incredibly innovative – and entertaining – instalment of Charlie Brooker’s acclaimed Sci-Fi anthology show. However, there are some ways around this issue. As 9to5Mac suggests, you can use your iOS device to play Bandersnatch, and mirror the content onto your Apple TV. You should also be able to do something similar with your Android device (as long as it’s running Android 6.19 or later) and using your Chromecast to mirror the screen of your smartphone or tablet. Users of the Windows 10 app should use the Netflix website through a web browser instead. Netflix hasn’t commented on whether the devices that are missing out will ever get interactive content, but at least there are ways for most users to not miss out in the meantime.