If you haven’t seen the world’s first photo captured by a 64MP smartphone camera, go do it right meow! Redmi has just teased a photo from the first in the world 64MP smartphone. The photo is of a cat but that’s not all, the photo also comes with a zoomed in version of the image, directed at the cat’s eye, showing off the crisp details. 

XDA-Developers.com spotted a few lines of code found in the upcoming MIUI 10, which hints at the possibility of a future Xiaomi smartphone coming equipped with a 64MP camera sensor. In addition to that, the codes also revealed a functionality which applies a watermark onto the picture that was taken by the smartphone as well.

Pop up cameras is the rage this year and many OEMs are adopting the feature. Redmi looks to have jumped onto the bandwagon as well with their first ever teaser of the flagship device posted on Weibo earlier today.

Redmi GM, Lei Ju, had confirmed a Redmi device with Snapdragon 855 was in the works. Today, a hands-on video showing off the alleged device has surfaced on the internet, showing off the triple rear camera setup and an O cutout on the top and center of the device. Yikes.

Head’s up Xiaomi smartphone users. MIUI 9 is real, and it has been teased online. The new OS based on Android 7.0 Nougat is set to be available for Xiaomi devices either sometime the end of this year, or perhaps in 2017.