When you buy a flagship phone, you expect the device to handle pretty much everything that you throw at it. Here, we are talking about the games, apps, or any media content, etc., which the phone should play smoothly without any hiccups.
However, it can be frustrating and a bit annoying to see that flagship phone, even though it has the capability to stream HD content, it does not include it out of the box. Yes, we are talking about Asus’s 2018 flagship phone, the Asus ZenFone 5Z.
Matter of fact, Asus enabled HD content streaming on the Asus ZenFone 5Z via a software update which was based on Android 9 Pie.
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However, one thing that readers should note is that moderators always do not have the correct information and who knows Asus might push a software update as the device came with built-in Widevine L1 support and it just needs to be triggered via an update. But, for now, nothing as such, is on the cards.
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