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  • Xiaomi unveils its first foldable phone, MIX FOLD, starting at around $1,520

    Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi unveiled its first foldable phone, the MIX FOLD, at the 2nd session of its spring launch event on Tuesday.

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  • Chinese e-commerce platforms allegedly cracking down on overseas versions of game consoles

    Chinese e-commerce platforms, including Alibaba's Taobao, are removing overseas versions of game consoles including the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, a move that is expected to significantly squeeze the viability of this gray market.

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  • Xiaomi launches new phone to target high-end market

    Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi unveiled its new flagship smartphone on March 29 to target the high-end market it has been hoping to capture.

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  • Huawei P50 series release may be delayed again

    The release of Huawei's P50 series could be delayed, possibly even until its summer launch in June, a tech blogger said on Weibo Monday.

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  • After two-year absence of new products, Xiaomi announces return of MIX series

    The MIX series is the top-of-the-line flagship of Xiaomi's phones, with the goal of exploring cutting-edge technology.

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  • Tencent says sales of Chinese version of Switch exceed 1 million units

    The Chinese version of the Switch was launched in December 2019 and currently ranks first in the Chinese game console market in terms of market share.

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  • Xiaomi smartphones said to enter South Korea, Samsung's home turf

    Xiaomi will launch new mid-range smartphones in South Korea to compete with local brand Samsung, according to Yonhap News Agency.

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  • Xiaomi to hold spring event on March 29, expected to launch new flagship phone

    Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi said Monday it will hold a spring launch event at 19:30 Beijing time on March 29, and is expected to launch a new flagship phone.

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  • Huawei launches office tablet starting at $2,306

    Huawei announced its office tablet on March 17, priced at RMB 14,999 ($2,306) for the 65-inch and RMB 39,999 for the 85-inch.

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  • Loongson Technology launches tablet with its own chip

    The device is drop-proof, dustproof, and waterproof, and can also add an encryption and decryption security module.

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