For smartphones, we can tell how much battery capacity is left with battery indicators. But what if you want to know the battery's health, whether it has deteriorated severely? Well, Xiaomi seems to be working on a new MIUI feature related to that.

As fast-charging becomes increasingly better, the need for standards become more important. There are too many companies developing fast chargers, so it's important for there to be a unified standard. Fortunately, the big companies are well ahead of us.

Just last week, there was news that Samsung would be providing various brands like Google with ultra-thin glass (UTG). As many of you know, this is what Samsung uses for its foldable smartphones. It's solid proof that these brands aim to make such devices.

Today, Xiaomi has made another breakthrough in technology. This time, the company have a new world record of charging a phone in both wireless and wired charging with 15 and 8 minutes respectively.

Back in early May, Xiaomi was happy to share the news that the company was no longer blacklisted by the US government. However, it was even better news when Xiaomi released a statement not too long ago that the US government no longer view the company as a Communist Chinese Military Company (CCMC).

Based on a statement by ITHome.com, it seems that Xiaomi recently filed a patent hinting that they could be developing a smartphone that’s equipped with an almost 100% screen-to-body ratio. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from Xiaomi in the near future.

It looks like Xiaomi is now preparing to bring the next foldable device to the market according to the latest leak. Reputable tipster Digital Chat Station from Weibo has revealed that the Chinese company's next foldable smartphone will have a 120Hz screen and an under-display camera.

When a new Qualcomm chipset launches, you can bet that there will be smartphones powered by it. For the company's latest 5G chipset, Honor and realme are right in the mix with new devices. Now, you can expect at least two devices with the Snapdragon 778G.

According to XDA Developers, the Honor 50 series will feature the Snapdragon 778G. The company hasn't confirmed which models will feature the chipset, but expect there to be at least one variant with it. realme India CEO, Madhav Sheth, also confirms that the company will be using the new 6nm 5G chipset. In this case, the device is believed to be the realme Quicksilver.

It seems that Xiaomi has officially unveiled the Xiaomi FlipBuds Pro in the Chinese market at the price of RMB799 (~RM510). Unfortunately, there is no official information in regards to the Malaysia release date for now.

Earlier, Xiaomi had been blacklisted by the United States as former President Donald Trump designated the company as a “Communist Chinese military company". As a result, US citizens and companies were barred from investing or dealing with Xiaomi. Until now, it is reported that the Chinese tech company is finally removed from the blacklist following a lawsuit to US courts.