Xiaomi has confirmed that a total of 31 smartphone models from the Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO brands will only receive the final major update via HyperOS 3 based on Android 15. So, what should you know about it?

The International Data Corporation (IDC) has revised its 2025 global smartphone shipment forecast downward to just 0.6% year-on-year growth, down from an earlier projection of 2.3%.

On 6 July 2025, Xiaomi’s Head of Public Relations, Wang Hua, officially denied rumours that the brand’s collaboration with Leica had ended. So, what should you know about it?

Xiaomi recently launched a mid-range smartphone under its POCO subbrand in Malaysia, the POCO F7, with the standout feature being its large 6500mAh battery. The Indian variant of the smartphone is even more impressive with its 7550mAh cell, and it looks like Xiaomi ain’t resting on its laurels, as the company is touted to launch POCO and Redmi smartphones with over 8000mAh battery capacity next year!

Xiaomi has teased a new pair of smart glasses ahead of its big event on 26 June 2025, it could feature a camera module and integrated Bluetooth audio powered by a Snapdragon AR1 platform.

Xiaomi has officially announced the date for its next major product showcase. The “Xiaomi Human-Car-Home Full Ecosystem Launch Event” will take place on 26 June 2025, at 7 PM (China time), highlighting a new phase in Xiaomi’s all-connected strategy.

It was only last year when Xiaomi launched its first-ever SU7 EV. Today, the company made another milestone, partnering with Gran Turismo developer Polyphony Digital to bring the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra into Gran Turismo 7 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. This marks the first appearance of a Xiaomi vehicle in the popular racing simulator franchise.

Today, Qualcomm and Xiaomi celebrate a milestone in their long-standing partnership, marking 15 years of collaboration with a newly signed multi-year agreement. The agreement underscores both companies' commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation across smartphones, automotive, smart home, and wearable technology on a global scale.

In August last year, we reported that Xiaomi is planning to launch its very own smartphone chipset sometime in 2025. Now, the Xiaomi SoC is now confirmed, with the company CEO Lei Jun taking to Weibo to announce its name and launch timeframe, so read on to learn more.

An Android phone is often considered a Google-powered phone. However, not all Android phones have Google services, a problem most companies want to avoid. Interestingly, that might not be the case for Xiaomi, which seems to be working on a Google-free version.