Notch- and hole-free phones eventually coming

While some smartphones makers have found a way to avoid having a notch or a hole for the selfie camera, it appears that under-display selfie cameras are coming to phones sooner than expected, as both Oppo and Xiaomi have demonstrated working prototypes.

In May 2019

The 5G networks around the world have just started booting up and Qualcomm’s President Cristiano Amon was happy to tell us that there are 75 5G design wins in the pipeline.

Wants to triple the numbers

Xiaomi has been quite serious in expanding its influence in Europe and, according to the company's VP, it aims to triple the number of physical stores on the old continent.

Smaller screen, similar camera, and lower price

While Xiaomi Mi 9 is the star of the show, the company has also unveiled a smaller Xiaomi Mi 9 SE, which will be the first smartphone with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 712 SoC and come with a smaller screen, under-display fingerprint scanner, and similar triple rear camera setup.

6.39-incher with Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC

As announced and teased earlier, Xiaomi has unveiled its newest Mi 9 flagship smartphone at the event in China, featuring a 6.39-inch Super AMOLED screen, impressive triple rear camera setup, and Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 SoC.

Launching on February 20th

Xiaomi has officially revealed a lot of specifications and features of the Mi 9 smartphone on its Twitter account.

48MP camera, SD660 and an affordable price tag

As promised and teased earlier, Xiaomi-s CEO, Lei Jun, has now officially unveiled the Redmi Note 7, the first smartphone that will be a part of the Redmi as a sub-brand, have 48-megapixel rear camera, and Snapdragon 660 SoC, all with rather impressive CNY999 ($150) price tag.

While Apple sees sales slump

Huawei and Xiaomi have estimated their smartphone shipments for 2019 to surge over 20 percent compared to this year.

Thinks UK is cool for some reason

Xiaomi, the world’s fourth ranked smartphone maker, entered Britain with the international debut of its flagship Mi 8 Pro.

On December 8th

Xiaomi has announced a big US event calling it the "biggest party yet" and although there are no hints on what to expect at the event, there are rumors that the company will try its luck in the US.