Redmi has taken to its official Weibo account today to announce that it will be releasing the Redmi Note 11T and Note 11T Pro some time later this month. Teasing a launch event for both smartphones, Redmi said that the smartphones will offer ‘turbo-level’ performance to the masses.

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.

Years ago, Google had offered a lite version of its smartphone operating system (OS) for entry-level phone users. The Android Go is a lightweight OS that works well on devices with a small amount of RAM and an inefficient amount of memory. Now, Xiaomi is said to be preparing for its version of a lightweight OS, and it's called MIUI Go.

This festive season, Xiaomi is inviting you to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri in style with its latest cutting-edge technology devices. Hence through Xiaomi's Hari Raya deals, the Chinese tech company is offering special deals to customers and its fans here in Malaysia.

An exclusive new leak from reliable tipster Yogesh Brar claimed that we are nearing the release date Qualcomm's Snapdragon chipsets, starting with the successor to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. The new chip, allegedly named Snapdragon 8 Gen 1+ is expected to be released as soon as May this year.

Apparently, major smartphone manufacturers have already gotten their hands on the new chip and it will be powering their devices this year as early as June 2022. Furthermore, Qualcomm's upcoming 700 series chips have also reportedly been received by manufacturers and may be powering mid-range smartphones by the end of the year.

After releasing a slew of devices recently, Xiaomi is showing no sign of slowing down. In fact, not only has the Chinese tech giant refreshed almost the entirety of its smartphone lineup, Xiaomi also released the latest iteration of its RedmiBook Pro laptop series!

Just yesterday, Xiaomi capped off a big event in China with the release of the 15-inch RedmiBook Pro 2022 laptop. During the same event, Xiaomi also launched the Redmi K50, K50 Pro and K40 smartphones, as well as the Redmi Max 100-inch TV.

The highly-anticipated Xiaomi Mix 5 smartphone is seemingly getting closer to its release date after a benchmark of the device was spotted on Geekbench 5. One of the most premium smartphones produced by Xiaomi, the Mix lineup has been known to showcase the Chinese tech company’s innovative prowess in the smartphone space.

The Mi Mix, the first iteration of the lineup made headlines when it debuted in 2016 with an almost all-screen front, setting a trend for the rest of the industry that is still going strong 6 years later. Based on previous leaks of the Mix 5, it looks like Xiaomi is trying to perfect that all-screen front design, this time by utilising under-screen camera on its front.

Since Apple launched the MagSafe chargers, we're starting to see other companies move towards the use of magnetic wireless charging. OPPO is one of the first to reveal this type of tech for Android devices, but now Xiaomi is also part of the gang.

After Samsung, Xiaomi has also announced a partnership with YouTube by offering new users three months of YouTube Premium for free. The promotion will be eligible for those who purchase the selected current and upcoming Xiaomi devices.

Besides launching the global version of the Redmi Note 11 last night, Xiaomi also brought the global MIUI 13 onto the stage. The new MIUI will come pre-installed on Redmi Note 11 devices, and it's also expected to run on the upcoming Xiaomi 12 series. Now, let's dive into the features that will serve along with the UI update.