Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has been speculated to reveal its successor to its flagship Mi 6 in 2018. The Mi 7 was predicted to be launched during 2018 MWC but it didn’t happen. The company launched its Mi Mix 2S in March 2018. Moreover, new leaks have surfaced, that the company will skip its Mi 7 branding and go for the Mi 8. According to a new Mi 8 leak report, the company will have its annual product launch event on 31st May 2018. The Mi 8 will be launched there.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi seems to be aiming at proper expansion in its smartphone sector. A leaked list of upcoming Xiaomi smartphones has surfaced online which suggests the same. An EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission) report has been spotted online by KillerFeatures. It reveals a number of upcoming Xiaomi handsets like Mi 7 and Redmi Note 6. Among the mentioned phones, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 leak has created the most fanfare among smartphone lovers.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi will be launching its Mi 7 on 23rd May 2018 in China. Even though the company hasn’t officially announced the launch date of their next flagship device, several live images of Mi 7 have been leaked in Weibo, with its specifications. The Xiaomi Mi 7 specifications leak show the smartphone with an iPhone X-like notch display.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi launched its Redmi S2 on 10th May 2018. The Xiaomi Redmi S2 will be sporting a 16-megapixel selfie camera with 2-micron pixels. It will be packed with AI-based beautification features, and according to the company it is the ‘best Redmi selfie phone’.
Beijing-based electronics company Xiaomi looks ready to launch their latest budget smartphone, the Redmi S2. The Xiaomi Redmi S2 launch has been teased by the company to be on 10th May 2018. In the teaser, a man can be seen going down into a building supposedly owned by Suning Tesco. The person descends with a parachute with ‘S’ word written in large on the parachute.
Chinese electronics and software company Xiaomi revealed the launch of internet services, Mi Music and Mi Video in India on 3rd May 2018. Xiaomi has also tied up with Hungama for Mi Music. The partnership will result in more than 10 million tracks to users for free. The app has support for 13 Indian languages, including Bengali and Hindi.
Beijing-based Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has announced that they have increased the price of its newly launched Redmi Note 5 Pro and Mi LED TV 4 55-inch. The smartphone with its 64GB variant has become a hit in the Indian market. It was being sold for Rs. 13,999. Now the Redmi Note 5 Pro price increase has retailed it at Rs. 14,999. Meanwhile, the Mi LED TV 4 55-inch will retail at Rs. 44,999 (an Rs. 5,000 increase).
