The recent widespread of the coronavirus which is known as SARS-VoC-2 originated from Wuhan district has now reached into multiple countries even the US. The outbreak has led to a shortage of supply in manufactures especially smartphone brands like Apple, Xiaomi, and realme.

Home appliances from Xiaomi are always interesting and look super useful. Recently, the Chinese manufacturer has released a total of 12 dishwasher models. Eight of the models appear to be built-in variants and will be sold with the price starting at 1999 Yuan (~RM1201). The other four models are portable variants which will start with the price of 999 Yuan (~RM600).

With the political mess that's been happening the last few days, it's heart-warming to hear news of people going out of their way to be kind. Yesterday, the Yang di-pertuan Agong decided to treat the hardworking media waiting outside the King's palace to some McDonalds. That gave Xiaomi Malaysia the idea for something similar.

Based on a statement by gizmochina, it seems that Xiaomi has recently filed a patent which allows them to develop a card that has both SIM and MicroSD card functionality. This card could allow smartphone manufacturers to design a much smaller slot to accommodate the new SIM + MicroSD card design, which is much more space-efficient.

It wasn't that long ago that the Mobile World Congress 2020 was cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak. Annually held in Barcelona, Spain, it's the world's largest mobile showcase event and there are reports that some smartphone brands will be rescheduling their events. This includes OPPO and Xiaomi, perhaps even Huawei as well.

Xiaomi has just officially revealed two new smartphones for the Mi 10 series today at a launch in China. Also announced was the new Xiaomi powerbank with a battery capacity of 10000mAh, capable of delivering up to 50W of fast-charge. The Xiaomi Power Bank 3 is priced at 249 yuan (~RM147) and will be available in China starting tomorrow.

While you are in a hotel room, will you be scared of being spied on by some tiny cameras and start to check every suspicious corner? If you do, Xiaomi has released an infrared camera detector to make the task easier. Next time, just whip out the tiny device at any supposed-to-be private place and check for spy cams effortlessly.

It's been many months now since Huawei is facing an unfortunate ban from the US government from using any Google Mobile Services (GMS). Even though they do have their own AppGallery, but it's missing a lot of key apps that users use outside of China. That said, that could all change now thanks to the latest report by Reuters - Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO and vivo are gonna team up to create their own alternative platform to Google Play Store!

When it comes to smartphones that won’t break the bank, Redmi must be one of the brands that will come to your mind. Xiaomi's sub-brand is constantly delivering powerful mid-range smartphones to us with the price that can get as low as an entry-level smartphone. Now, the next generation of powerful and affordable devices from Redmi might arrive soon, which could be the Redmi Note 9 series.

The CEO of Nubia, Ni Fei is here to drop a bomb on us again by revealing a feature from their future device on Weibo. Earlier, he had posted on the Chinese social media platform regarding the 144Hz display on the Nubia Red Magic 5G. Now, another post from him hints that a device will be getting an 80W fast charging support, and we suspect it to be the Red Magic 5G as well.