Xiaomi
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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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Xiaomi says it will launch new in-house developed chip for its Surge series
Xiaomi said on Friday it will launch a new self-made chip in its Surge series at the planned event on March 29, marking the chip's return after four years without any new releases.
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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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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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Chew Shou Zi, president of Xiaomi's international division, resigns and will join ByteDance as CFO
Joining ByteDance will allow him to re-base in his hometown of Singapore after 18 years away from home, Chew said.
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Xiaomi to acquire all remaining 50.9% stake in power bank maker Zimi
Xiaomi Group will acquire 50.09% of Zimi International Corp for US$205 million, making the popular power bank maker its wholly-owned subsidiary.
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Xiaomi's Q4 revenue up 24.8% year-on-year to 70.46 billion yuan, missing estimates
Xiaomi sold 42.3 million smartphones in the fourth quarter, up 29.7 percent year-on-year.
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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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Xiaomi expected to overtake Huawei as world's 3rd largest smartphone maker this year
Chinese phone maker Xiaomi is poised to overtake Huawei this year to become the world's third-largest smartphone vendor, Strategy Analytics said.
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Xiaomi's new patent can determine whether there are peeping toms via sensors
Xiaomi recently disclosed a new patent that protects user privacy by using sensors to determine whether there are prying eyes, according to data provider Qichacha.