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Xiaomi Working On iOS App To Help iPhone Users Switch To its Devices

Oliver Haslam·January 27, 2015
The fight for territory in the Chinese smartphone market is really hotting up with firms like Xiaomi trying to gain traction while even Apple is scrambling to take charge in the area. The two have clashed in the past with Xiaomi being accused of taking iPhone designs and copying them, and it seems it's about to take its unofficial war with Apple to the next level.

Xiaomi’s $30 Android Media Streaming Box Is Small Enough To Fit In Any Pocket

Zayed Rehman·January 15, 2015
So what do you get when you pack in an Android streaming device into a an extremely small package? Enter - the Mi Box mini from Xiaomi, a truly mini Android streaming device that looks exactly like your typical phone charger that can fit in any pocket. For a closer look at the product, head on after the jump.

Xiaomi Mi Note And Mi Note Pro Phablets Announced, Here Are The Details

Ben Reid·January 15, 2015

Extreme Irony: Apple Knockoff Maker Xiaomi Warns Customers Of… Knockoffs

Ben Reid·January 13, 2015
Xiaomi, the Chinese electronics company that has enjoyed a rapid rise to prominence, has been called out on numerous occasions for quite blatantly ripping off products of major brands, namely Apple. But in an incredible move, Xiaomi has turned and warned customers off purchasing products that copy its own - a very ironic twist that shows an incredible amount of audacity.

Xiaomi’s Leaked Notebook Is A Photocopy Of The MacBook Air [Photos]

Oliver Haslam·December 30, 2014
Chinese company Xiaomi is making waves not just at home where it has cannibalized Samsung’s smartphone market share, but also worldwide where it has managed to gain itself a spot in the planet’s top 5 smartphone makers. One of the world’s biggest and fastest growing startups, Xiaomi is already setting its sights beyond the phone.

Xiaomi Banned From Selling Its Smartphones In India, Here’s Why

Aatif·December 11, 2014

Xiaomi Looking To Overtake Apple, Samsung To Become World’s Top Smartphone Vendor

Ben Reid·November 21, 2014
China is an economic superpower that continues to grow at an incredible rate, and consumer electronics firm Xiaomi perfectly encapsulates this climate. But while often dubbed the "Apple of China," it's not just its monumental rise to prominence that has resulted in this label, but also the notion that it copies many of the Cupertino's designs with many of its own products. In news that will certainly irk the Mac maker, Xiaomi's chief has set his sights on overtaking Apple and Korean competitor Samsung to become the dominant force of the smartphone industry in the next 5-10 years, and while the Chinese firm hasn't much of a presence in the United States as yet, its Asian market dominance suggests that these claims cannot be taken lightly.
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