Chinese website Mobile-Dad claims to have gotten hold of Xiaomi and Huawei’s product roadmap for the remaining months of 2015, shedding light on what new smartphones and phablets the two will launch
After introducing it back in January, Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has finally launched the top-end Mi Note Pro phablet in its home country. Mi Note Pro comes with a 14cm (5.7-inch) Sharp/JDI
Chinese smartphone maker Coolpad is set to enter the fast-growing Indian market this month, selling its Dazen brand of affordable devices online and taking on the likes of Xiaomi and Motorola, which
New details about Xiaomi’s upcoming flagship, believed to be called the Mi 5, have surfaced on the Internet via Weibo (China’s equivalent of Twitter). According to the new leaked details, the Xiaomi
Xiaomi’s next flagship smartphone, believed to be called the Mi 5, has now been tipped to include a fingerprint sensor. According to a Chinese report that surfaced over the weekend, a Xiaomi
Xiaomi Mi 4i comes with a 13-cm (5-inch) HD screen with IPS touchscreen. Powered by a 1.7GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 octa-core 64-bit processor, the handset packs 3120 mAh battery. The device has
Sony has unveiled a new high-end Xperia handset featuring an aluminium frame and a 5.2-inch screen, showing it is still in the smartphone race even as it scales down its struggling mobile
The ‘Global Mi Phone Premiere’, which is set to happen in India on April 23, is expected to see the launch of several new devices. However, new certification and benchmark listings over
China’s smartphone giant Xiaomi on Thursday said it has set a new Guinness World Record for mobile phone sales by selling 2.11 million handsets in a 24-hour flash sale held to celebrate
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has ended its exclusive partnership with Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart. According to the company, it has partnered with online retailers Snapdeal and Amazon too to sell its devices.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd’s finance arm and smartphone maker Xiaomi said on Thursday they will jointly develop mobile payment systems using wearable technology, a first for China’s major tech firms. Xiaomi and
Xiaomi, the company often referred to as China’s Apple, has teamed up with the Android Open Kang Project (popularly known as AOKP) for its MIUI 7 custom user interface based on Android