Slide the phone

Xiaomi is not leaving the competitors to ride the trends as it plans to launch its Mi MIX 3 camera sliding phones in October. The global spokesperson even showed the official picture and confirmed the October date.

Ready for 2019

Global spokesperson, Director of Product Management at XIaomi, Donovan Sung, has shared on his twitter a Xiaomi Mix looking-phone connected to a 5G test network.

Starting at €329/€369 across Europe and other regions

While it has already launched its new Pocophone brand with the Pocophone F1 earlier in India, Xiaomi has now taken the brand global, announcing availability at simultaneous events in Paris, Jakarta, and Hong Kong.

10-inch 1920x1200 screen and Snapdragon 660

Confirming earlier rumors, Xiaomi has officially announced a bigger version of the Mi Pad 4, simply called the Mi Pad 4 Plus. It comes with a bigger 10-inch screen, bigger battery and the same Snapdragon 660 SoC and camera setup.

Starting at €420 in Europe

Xiaomi's  Pocophone lineup has been rumored earlier and it appears that the Pocophone F1 could be the most affordable smartphone with Qualcomm's flagship Snapdragon 845 SoC, rumored to be priced at €420 for the 6GB/64GB and €460 for the 6GB/128GB version.

Smaller and more affordable Mi A2 Lite in tow

Just as rumored earlier, Xiaomi has now unveiled its successor to the Mi A1 Android One smartphone, the aluminum unibody 5.99-inch Mi A2, which comes with some rather impressive specifications and a very affordable price. It also announced an even more affordable but less capable Mi A2 Lite version, which could be interesting to some buyers as well.

Snapdragon 636, 6GB RAM 5500 mAH

Remember the Nexus 7tablet, that tablet has change it all and it was the right size/performance and excellent price? Years later, Xiaomi is preparing to launch wait for it, a 6.9 inch phone called the Mi MAX 3.

Mi8 still not launched in Europe

Xiaomi has finally listed publicly, and the company has launched a few flagship phones including Mi 8 and MI8 SE but these latter two are yet to be shipped in Europe.

13 percent jump the second day

Xiaomi has finally listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange with an initial public offering of $17HK per share and in the first day it jumped 13 percent.

Because the Americans are a warm friendly people who welcome foreigners

Xiaomi is pressing ahead with plans to enter the United States next year despite the fact that the country's politicians are arranging neck-tie parties for Chinese companies at the moment.