Huawei is losing its status as a smartphone powerhouse in 2021, with a smartphone shipment forecast putting it in seventh place among global vendors.
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Xiaomi launches new TV and treadmill as it advances AIoT push
Xiaomi seeks to gain ground in the battle for consumer living rooms with its artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) initiative.
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Huawei widens lead in China smartphone market after US ban: report
Chinese consumers rallied to support one of their country’s tech behemoths.
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Briefing: Xiaomi payment app Mi Pay enters India
Mi Pay allows users to make payment via multiple options such as UPI, credit cards, debit cards, and internet banking.
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Tiktok pulled from India stores in ban on 59 Chinese apps
India’s government has banned Tiktok, Wechat, and 57 other Chinese apps in seeming retaliation for border clashes in the Himalayas.
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Briefing: Xiaomi to announce its ‘best-looking’ flagship Mi 9
The Xiaomi M9 will feature Qualcomm’s latest processor Snapdragon 855 and comes with three cameras in the back.
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Briefing: Xiaomi seeks growth in Europe, to triple stores in 2019
Chinese companies, including Huawei, Oppo, and Xiaomi, are challenging the dominance of established phone manufacturing giants in overseas markets.
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Xiaomi has sold 1 million units of Redmi handsets after spin-off
Competition is picking up as the smartphone market slows and companies launch new sub-brands.
