The market performance of smartphone companies in Q1 2021 has been revealed by Strategic Analytics. According to the statistics, Samsung was on top of the list by controlling almost a quarter of the market. It has also become the largest smartphone supplier in the world as it has 77 million smartphones shipped in just the first quarter of 2021.

Not long ago, Xiaomi has brought its first folding smartphone to the market and the move was aligned with the rumour that surfaced last year. Besides Xiaomi, smartphone makers like OPPO and Google were also said to be joining the party by launching folding devices in 2021. Now, we might get to take a 'first look' at how Google is going to make one through this leaked patent.

Based on a report by gizmochina, it seems that Xiaomi might be planning to release 3 more smartphones this year that are equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset. While not much is known in regards to when it will be available in the global market, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is available in the local market.

It's no secret that Xiaomi is planning to manufacture its own car for the future. According to a live broadcast with Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, he mentioned that the company's first car would either be a sedan or SUV. Also, the price ranges between 100,000 to 300,000 Yuan which is roughly around ~RM63,091 to ~RM189,274.

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.

It looks like Xiaomi has had a great start this year by being crowned the largest Chinese smartphone brand globally. According to a report, the brand’s worldwide market share hit 13% in the month of February, which also helped the company to become the world’s third-largest smartphone brand.

With 4.4 on the way from Shopee, the Mega Electronics Sale is coming real soon. From smartphones to cameras, we managed to track down some tech gadget sales that you might be interested in. So without beating around the bush too much, read on below.

Based on a report by digitimes.com, it seems that MediaTek was the biggest chipset provider for smartphones in the year 2020 as they’ve supplied around 351.6 million chips in the year alone. Compared to the previous year, MediaTek supplied 27.2% more chipsets effectively overtaking Qualcomm.

Yesterday, Xiaomi have officially released the Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro and Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra in China. But besides that, the company also unveiled two new chargers which are the 80W wireless charging stand and multi-coil wireless fast charging pad.

It seems that a report by reuters hinted that Xiaomi could be working with China’s Great Wall Motor Co Ltd to produce electric vehicles (EVs) in the future. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is officially available in the global market.