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Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi might now bring Samsung's 64-megapixel sensor on board with its next smartphone. Samsung introduced its 64-megapixel camera sensor last month, and it is expected enter the market in the second half of 2019. According to a leak by tipster Ice Universe on Weibo, Samsung will carry out the international premiere of the 64-megapixel camera sensor through a mysterious Galaxy A series phone and an upcoming Redmi phone will be featuring it in China. The 64-megapixel ISOCELL Bright GW1 sensor would capture 16-megapixel images in low-light scenarios through Samsung's Tetracell technology. The sensor would also supports up to 100db real-time HDR. In addition, devices featuring it will allow users to capture 1080p slow-motion videos as well as Super PD PDAF technology. Earlier, the Galaxy A70 ₹ 26,990 was rumoured to be the phone in question to carry the 64-megapixel sensor, though it arrived with a 32-megapixel sensor instead. Now, an ...

Reports in the Chinese online media seem to suggest that Xiaomi is rolling out LDAC support to all its smartphones that are running Android Oreo beta. The new feature will also be available on the stable versions when that finally rolls out.  A multitude of Xiaomi devices  are expected to get Android Oreo-based MIUI 10  in the days ahead , so all those devices will likely have native LDAC support sooner rather than later. LDAC  is an audio codec developed by Sony, and allows Hi-Res audio streaming (24bit/96khz) over Bluetooth connections up to 990 kbit/s.  Starting with Android 8.0 Oreo, LDAC was incorporated into AOSP, enabling every OEM to integrate it into their Android devices without any royalty payments. The technology uses Bluetooth connectivity, but is said to be significantly more efficient than the standard Bluetooth codec. Image Courtesy: IT Home Bluetooth usually uses the SBC codec which down converts the audio before playing it. However, LDAC,...

Xiaomi is celebrating its fourth Mi Anniversary in India with a slew of offers and deals under the annual Mi Anniversary sale. This year’s edition will kick off on the Mi.com website on Tuesday, July 10 and run till Thursday, July 12. The three-day sale will go live early on priority access for Reward Mi members at 12 noon on July 9, so if you are part of the subscription program, then you get first dibs on the deals. Rs. 4 Flash Sales As part of the Mi Anniversary sale, Xiaomi will host Rs 4 flash sales for the Mi LED Smart TV 4 (55-inch), Redmi Y2, Redmi Note 5 Pro, and Mi Band 2. The sales will take place at 4 pm on each of the days and the Redmi Y1, Mi LED Smart TV 4 (55 inches), Mi Body Composition Scale,  Redmi Note 5 Pro ,  Redmi Y2  and Mi Band 2 will be on offer. These devices will have a limited-time deal, and there may be additional conditions for you to get that low price,  just like in the past . Cashback Offers Xiaomi  has also tied u...

I know I’ve used the statement “Xiaomi recently launched…” a lot, but then again, that is due to the fact that Xiaomi actually does launch a lot of products at quite a rapid pace. Despite that, the company still manages to find success for its devices. The Chinese giant had recently launched the Mi 8 series of smartphones, consisting of the flagship Mi 8, accompanied by the Mi 8 Explorer Edtion and lastly, the Mi 8 SE, which is the world’s first smartphone to ship with Qualcomm’s latest processor, the  Snapdragon 710 . While the devices did look great on paper, it seems like they have been selling pretty well too. View image on Twitter Donovan Sung ✔ @donovansung Sharing some amazing news. The Mi 8 series first went on sale on June 5. Just 18 days later, we've already sold over 1M units! # Xiaomi # Mi8 4:44 PM - Jun 23, 2018  ·  Oklahoma City, OK 296 79 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy ...

May 31 is guaranteed to be a big day for Xiaomi. At its press event in Shenzhen, the company is  expected to unveil  a number of products, including the Mi Band 3, MIUI 10, and of course, its latest flagship smartphone, the  Xiaomi Mi 8 . Now, however, reports indicate that the company may also introduce a premium mid-range handset named Mi 8 SE that will apparently be the first device to sport the  recently announced  Snapdragon 710 SoC. An image, said to be of the Mi 8 SE retail box, was posted  on Weibo  recently, seemingly revealing some of the key hardware specs of the upcoming smartphone, including the aforementioned info about its processor. The image further reveals that the device will have either 4GB or 6GB of RAM, an AI-powered dual-camera setup at the back and a 20MP camera on the front. Earlier rumors have claimed that the device will be offered in three storage options – 64GB, 128GB and 256GB. While it will, very likely, spor...

Google has been exploring ways of widening its reach in China ever since its most popular and widely-used product, Google Search, was blocked in the country. The company has invested in a number of Chinese startups, including a $120 million investment in  Chushou  – an online esports platform which allows users to broadcast their mobile gameplay live for others to watch. Earlier this year in February, when Google officially launched its augmented reality SDK, the company  announced a partnership  with Xiaomi, Huawei and Samsung to release smartphones with ARCore support in the Chinese markets. Since a majority of Google’s products are banned in China due to the censorship, the company had to partner with OEMs who have their own dedicated app stores that can push the ARCore app to Android users in the country. View image on Twitter Google AR & VR ✔ @GoogleARVR Starting today, # ARCore apps are available on Mix 2S devices from the Xi...