Update, February 11 2020 (1:47AM ET): Xiaomi’s Redmi sub-brand was widely expected to launch the Redmi 9A in India today, but it’s launched the Redmi 8A Dual instead. As the name implies, the biggest ...

Think of budget smartphones in India and often only one brand-name springs to mind: Xiaomi. Xiaomi, through its sister brand Redmi, has literally taken over the budget segment of the Indian smartphone ...

At the Redmi 9A launch in India, Xiaomi revealed that it has shipped more than 34.6 million Redmi A series of smartphones in the country since 2017. The Redmi 8A Dual, which the brand launched in ...

So far Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8 Pro. We have already talked extensively about these two devices, so we have to focus on what will come from now. Today TENAA has published ...

This is a stable build and not a beta, and hence so we recommend users to update their device to this build as soon as possible. The update is based on Android 10 Q and possibly the last major update ...

Realme recently announced its latest budget offering, the Realme C3, for a starting price of Rs 6,999. The C3 is a successor to Realme’s C2 from last year with a bunch of upgrades and improvements.

Redmi has announced the launch of a new smartphone, the Redmi 8A Dual, and the handset comes with a 6.22-inch display. The display on the device comes with an HD+ resolution and it features Gorilla ...

Redmi has announced a new smartphone, and this one is extremely affordable. We’re talking about the Redmi 8A Pro handset, which actually costs less than $100, but we’ll talk about that a bit later.

Xiaomi has launched the Redmi 8 in India mere weeks after it unveiled the Redmi 8A in the country. The new smartphone is what we would call Xiaomi’s repackaging skills at its best. Most of the Redmi 8 ...

Xiaomi is one of the world’s most renowned smartphone makers that continue to live up to the reputation for offering feature-laden mobile devices that fit inside everyone’s budget. While most of ...

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