The Redmi Note 11T Pro Series was launched in China just a few days ago on 24 May 2022 and response for the new smartphones has been incredible. In fact, some 270,000 units were sold within just one hour of the devices being made available for purchase!

The Xiaomi Pad series might be getting an update soon as its upcoming family member, the Xiaomi Pad 6 has been spotted getting certification by the Eurasian Economic Union (EEC). Based on the certification detail, Xiaomi applied for the certification on 13 May 2022 and it was approved a couple of weeks later on 25 May 2022.

Earlier this month, we reported on how Xiaomi is set to release the Redmi Note 11T series later this month. Well, the company has since confirmed that the series will be launched later today (24 May 2022) and even teased about the release of an Astro Boy Special Edition for the new smartphone lineup.

Recently, we reported that 70 Xiaomi devices will no longer get software updates from the Chinese tech giant. Well, now we’ve got new information regarding Xiaomi devices too, this time around regarding the list of devices that will receive the update to Android 13.

Ahead of the Redmi Note 11 series launch on 28 October, Redmi's General Manager Lu Wei Bing announced something exciting out of a sudden. According to Lu, the brand will follow a new strategy by launching two Note series in a year, starting from the upcoming Redmi Note 11.

Today, Google has finally uploaded the source code of Android 12 to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which means that the latest operating system update is official now. Meanwhile, the company has also announced that several Android smartphone brands will upgrade their devices in the next few weeks. Xiaomi and its sub-brand Redmi are on the list, and they have also revealed which devices will get the update first.

When it comes to Xiaomi, the company is one of the popular phone brands in Malaysia due to its cost-efficient devices with value. While they certainly have a lot of smartphones, they are also known to divide the sub-brands into Redmi, POCO, and the flagship Mi series. Now, Xiaomi just told the media that the Mi brand is removed.

Earlier, we have seen a rumour saying that the 4nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+ will power 2022 Android flagships. However, as TSMC is reported to start producing the chipset in Q3 2021, some might expect to see devices with the Snapdragon 888's successor by the end of 2021. Today, Redmi's product director Wang Teng has clarified that there will be no smartphones with the 4nm chip coming in H2 2021.

It seems that Redmi’s product manager might have confirmed that Xiaomi had no plans to release a Redmi smartphone that’s equipped with an LCD display. That said, all of the smartphones released under the Redmi lineup will come equipped with an OLED display instead.

There are plenty of rumours before the Redmi's first gaming smartphone launches. Here, we found another leak about the device that might sport a 65W fast charging.