iQOO 9 Pro Indian model arrives on Geekbench running on Android 12 OS

-

Jan 19, 2022

The realme GT 2 Pro is the first proper premium flagship smartphone from the brand. It was announced earlier this month in China. The handset has been confirmed to release in international markets soon. Ahead of that, the device gets a new software update that brings an option to brag one of the phone’s key features.

Realme has pushed a new OTA system update for the Realme GT 2 Pro in China with firmware version A.14. The latest update brings many changes like high refresh support for multiple video streaming apps.

Most interesting of all, the new software release for the handset adds an option to display the refresh rate of the screen when LTPO mode (dynamic refresh mode) is enabled. Users need to enable this option from ‘Developer options’.

Usually, all Android devices come with a toggle in Developer options to check the refresh rate of the display. We are not sure if this option was included at launch. If it was, the brand’s executive wouldn’t talk about it on social media.

For the unaware, the Realme GT 2 Pro flaunts a 6.6-inch WQHD+ (3216 x 1440 pixels) AMOLED 2nd gen LTPO AMOLED display with a 1Hz-120Hz variable refresh rate, 1 billion colors, and 92.6% screen-to-body ratio. The panel has a 1000Hz touch sampling rate, 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and 1400 nits peak brightness.

The screen has a color accuracy of JNCD ≈ 0.5, a punch hole at the top left corner, and covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. Lastly, it is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus.

Intel, AMD and Nvidia CPU and GPU cost to rise as TSMC hikes prices: Report

By

Sudhanshu

-

Jan 19, 2022

The ongoing semiconductor shortage wreaked havoc on the pricing of PC components like CPUs and GPUs in 2021, and it appears that 2022 might be even worse.

According to a report by Digitimes, the Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC has already raised its quotes by 10-20% for both mature and advanced nodes starting this year. This means that TSMC’s major customers like AMD, Intel, and Nvidia will also increase their product prices in the near future.

For AMD, the price hike will likely come across its entire range of processors, including the 7nm based Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) and Zen 3 (Ryzen 5000) processors, as well as their upcoming 5nm based Ryzen 7000 processors. The RDNA 2 based AMD GPUs are also expected to be more expensive in the future as they also depend on TSMC’s 7nm process.

Talking of GPUs, Nvidia has recently raised the MSRP for multiple cards in the RTX 3000 series and going by the report, the company’s upcoming 4000 series is expected to be even costlier since it has switched nodes from Samsung to TSMC’s 5nm for their next-gen GPUs. DigiTimes also reports that Nvidia has already made prepayments to TSMC for long-term orders of 5nm silicon for the RTX 4000 series GPUs starting in 2022 as well.

Moving on to Intel, the California-based giant is expected to be least affected by this new development as it makes most of its chips in-house. However, the report states that Intel will also be hiking its pricing for multiple reasons, including the increased cost of wafer production outsourced to TSMC. The firm is also building new fabs to enable the in-house production of chips based on advanced nodes, which will give Intel more incentive to drive costs higher to recuperate the additional investments.

All in all, the report indicated that 2022 could potentially be a terrible year for the PC industry as well as the customers who have been facing excruciatingly high prices for more than a year now. So if you are planning to build/buy a PC or upgrade components on your existing system, we suggest you do so quickly before the price hikes are implemented.

RELATED:

Redmi Buds 3 Youth Edition may launch in India soon

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Redmi launched a new pair of truly wireless earphones called Redmi Buds 3 Youth Edition at the end of October 2021 in China. As the name suggests, this TWS is the lite version of Redmi Buds 3. This audio accessory could soon launch in India.

According to Twitter user Yash (@i_hsay), the Redmi Buds 3 Youth Edition with model number M2110E1 have been certified by BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards). Hence, these wireless earphones may launch in India in the coming days.

The Redmi Buds 3 Youth Edition (aka Redmi Bdus 3 Lite) are an affordable pair of wireless earbuds priced at ¥99. The buds look like the Galaxy Buds+. They even come with wingtips like the Samsung model. Whereas, their case resembles that of Apple AirPods Pro.

These in-ear style buds are IP54-rated for dust and water resistance. They offer features like ENC (Electronic Noise Cancellation) for calls, low latency mode for gaming, and touch gesture controls.

The buds weigh 4.2g each and are rated to last hours on a full charge. On the other hand, with the USB Type-C equipped charging case, the whole product weighs 36g. The company claims a total battery life of 18 hours.

Finally, the Redmi Buds Youth Edition arrive in a single black color option.

Samsung becomes world’s first to demonstrate in-memory computing MRAM technology

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Samsung has announced that it has become the world’s first to demonstrate the MRAM (Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory) technology for in-memory computing. The company’s paper for the same titled ‘A crossbar array of magnetoresistive memory devices for in-memory computing’ was published by Nature (via SamMobile).

Data is usually stored in DRAM for quick access for the CPU. MRAM changes things though and combines data storage and computing, letting both happen on the same chip. Operations are theoretically much faster in such a case as there is no need to transfer data from memory to processor and vice versa.

Moreover, there are significant power savings since data processing happens in a highly parallel manner inside the memory.

The demonstration is a breakthrough because while other in-memory computing solutions like PRAM and RRAM have been demoed, working MRAM has been quite difficult to achieve, mainly due to its low resistance. It was also impossible to use MRAM’s power efficiency advantage in a standard in-memory computing architecture.

Samsung has made MRAM possible thanks to a self-developed MRAM array chip that uses ‘Resistance Sum’ instead of the standard ‘Current-Sum,’ which counters the resistance problem.

The solution was tested by running AI applications, and it offered 98% accuracy in the classification of handwritten digits and 93% accuracy in detecting faces in images. Samsung says that MRAM tech can be used for AI processing and to make highly power-efficient AI chips.

Dr. Seungchul Jung, the first author of the paper, said, “In-memory computing draws similarity to the brain in the sense that in the brain, computing also occurs within the network of biological memories, or synapses, the points where neurons touch one another. In fact, while the computing performed by our MRAM network, for now, has a different purpose from the computing performed by the brain, such solid-state memory network may in the future be used as a platform to mimic the brain by modeling the brain’s synapse connectivity.”

RELATED:

Moto G71 5G goes on sale in India; check the price and specs

By

Pranav Sawant

-

Jan 19, 2022

Motorola Moto G71 5G was launched last week in the Indian market with impressive specs like an AMOLED display, triple cameras, and Snapdragon 695 SoC. Starting from today, the smartphone has gone on sale in India.

The Moto G71 5G is priced at Rs 18,999(~$256) for the sole 6GB RAM and 128GB variant. It comes in Neptune Green and Artic Blue color variants. It is available for purchase from the Flipkart India website.

Motorola Moto G71 5G Specifications

The smartphone comes with a 6.4-inch punch-hole AMOLED display with an FHD+ resolution. It has a DCI-P3 color gamut and 700 nits of brightness. It has a standard 60Hz refresh rate and a 20:9 aspect ratio.

The phone sports a triple camera system at the rear with a 50MP main lens, an 8MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 2MP macro lens. Upfront, it has a 16MP camera for selfies.

Under the hood, it is powered by the 6nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 SoC and has a 5,000mAh battery. It has a 33W fast charging support via the USB Type-C port. The device has 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage.

Motorola has also offered a microSD card slot for additional storage. It has the Motorola ThinkShield feature and boots on Android 11 out of the box. It has 13 5G bands and supports two SIMs. The device has an IP52 water-repellant coating and has a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.

RELATED:

Qualcomm announces world’s first demo of iSIM tech that integrates SIM card with processor

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Qualcomm Technologies, Vodafone, and Thales together demonstrated the world’s first smartphone with working iSIM (integrated SIM) technology that allows the SIM card to be embedded into the device’s processor, thus eliminating the need for a dedicated slot.

The breakthrough paves the way for the commercialization of the technology, which if picks pace will not only kill the need for dedicated SIM card slots but also eSIMs — something that has seen a rather slow adoption by both carriers and smartphone OEMs alike.

The greatest advantages of the SIM and processor integration include better system integration, higher performance, and increased memory capacity. It also does away with the need for a separate chip that’s required by eSIMs.

The iSIM conforms with GSMA specifications and delivers benefits for both consumers and telecom operators, further paving the way for mobile services to be integrated into devices other than mobile phones. This means that it would be far easier for laptops, tablets, VR platforms, IoT devices, wearables, and others to make use of LTE or 5G services.

The demonstration of the technology took place in Europe in Samsung’s R&D labs where it made use of Vodafone’s network, illustrating its readiness and efficiency in working with existing infrastructure.

A Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G powered by the Snapdragon 888 5G was used and it ran the Thales iSIM operating system for the purpose.

Enrico Salvatori, senior vice president and president of Qualcomm Europe said: “iSIM solutions offer great opportunities to MNOs, free-up valuable space in devices for OEMs, and provide flexibility for device users to benefit from the full potential of 5G networks and experiences across a wide range of device categories. Some of the areas that will benefit most from iSIM technology include smartphones, mobile PCs, VR/XR headsets, and industrial IoT. By engineering the iSIM technology into the SoC, we are able to create additional support for OEMs in our Snapdragon platform.”

RELATED:

Xiaomi Civi price slashed in China, now available for 2,499 Yuan ($393)

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Xiaomi has just discounted the price of the Civi in China. The smartphone is now available in the region for 2,499 Yuan for its 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage variant.

The Chinese tech giant’s online store lists the Civi with a special 100 Yuan (roughly 18 US Dollars) discount coupon. For those unaware, the company had first launched the smartphone last year. During its first sale, the company sold out the Civi in just 5 minutes of going live, bringing in over 200 million Yuan (roughly 31 million US Dollars). The company’s success was thanks to its attractive design and capable specs at an attractive mid range price point.

Under the hood, the device features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G chip that is paired with either 8GB or 12GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage. The Xiaomi Civi is also available in multiple variants and initially started from 2,599 Yuan (roughly 400 US Dollars). Apart from these specs, the company offers the device with skin renewal technology that uses deep learning skin characteristics to reconstruct facial imperfections such as blemishes, acne, and more.

On the front, the smartphone sports a 6.55 inch FHD+ OLED panel with 120hz refresh rate and a 32 megapixel front camera. Meanwhile, the rear houses a 64 megapixel primary shooter paired with an 8 megapixel ultra wide angle lens and a 2 megapixel macro sensor as well.

RELATED:

Realme Q3s could launch in India as it receives BIS certification

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Realme launched the realme Q3s in China in October. Even after three months, the smartphone is still exclusive to its home market. According to a new finding, this might change soon as the handset may finally release outside mainland China.

According to Twitter user Yash (@i_hsay), the realme Q3s with model number RMX3461 has been certified by BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards). This means the phone may release in India.

For the uninitiated, the realme Q series of smartphones are sold exclusively in China. However, some of these handsets have previously been released in other markets under different names.

Hence, the Realme Q3s could be called something else in India. Going by the device’s specifications, it could be either part of the Realme narzo series or the Realme number series.

The Realme Q3s is an interesting budget 5G smartphone with a Qualcomm chipset and a high refresh rate screen. It only falls behind in the camera department.

The phone comes with a 6.6-inch HDR-ready FHD+ 144Hz display (LCD) with 600 nits peak brightness, Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G SoC, 48MP (wide) + 2MP (monochrome) + 2MP (macro) triple camera setup, 16MP selfie camera, side-mounted fingerprint sensor, 8.5mm thickness, 199g weight, realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11, 5,000mAh battery, and 30W fast charging.

Vivo T series will be a performance oriented series aimed towards the online market in India

By

Pranav Sawant

-

Jan 19, 2022

Earlier, Vivo was touted to launch a new smartphone under the T lineup in India. The smartphone series was said to replace Vivo’s Y series for the region. Now, however, the tipster Mukul Sharma reveals that the new “Series T” will be aimed towards the online marketplace in India.

[Exclusive] vivo is going to launch a new performance-oriented series, “Series T” aimed towards the online market soon in India. If things go as planned, we can expect the launch to happen in early February in the country.
Feel free to retweet.#vivo #vivoT

— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) January 19, 2022

As per the tipster, the new Vivo T series or “Series T” will be aimed towards the online market and will be performance-oriented. He further said that the new series should make its debut by early February in India.

To recall, the past report revealed that Vivo is planning to launch a T series phone dubbed Vivo T1 in India. But, contrary to the above information, the past report mentioned a March arrival. Nonetheless, the new T series is coming and the tipster has already confirmed that the first device to arrive will be the Vivo T1 in the country.

Reportedly, the Vivo T1 will be a 5G phone and it will have two variants for the Indian market. It will have an 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant and an 8GB RAM + 256GB storage variant. The device may also come in a 12GB variant as per the previous report.

As for other specs, the phone was already launched in China last year. It sports a 6.67-inch LCD display with an FHD+ resolution. It has a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10 support. The device has a 64MP + 8MP + 2MP triple camera system and a single 16MP selfie lens.

Under the hood, the phone is powered by the 6nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G SoC and has 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage. It packs a 5,000mAh battery and features a side-facing fingerprint scanner for security.

RELATED:

Upcoming Redmi L19 series to sport Xiaomi 12-inspired camera design, LCD display

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Redmi is currently working on a new “L19 series” with LCD displays and its rear camera module looks quite like the one on the Xiaomi 12, notable tipster Digital Chat Station has revealed through a post on Weibo.

The series appears to be called Redmi L19 at the moment, although the name may be changed to something else later on.

The tipster further revealed that the LCD display will house a single punch hole for the selfie camera and that the phone will feature a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, most likely within the power button.

From the configuration perspective, the upcoming series may be positioned in the mid-range or entry-level. Since Redmi now uses OLED screens across all of its flagship products, the usage of LCD displays has reduced significantly over the years. As of now, it is limited to entry-level offerings and mid-rangers like the Redmi Note 10 series.

LCD usage in 2022 isn’t anything disappointing in this case though as Xiaomi does make sure that mid-range devices with such have “flagship LCD panels”, or at least that’s what company officials like to call it.

Take the Chinese Redmi Note 10 Pro (not to be confused with the global one), for example, that supports 6-speed variable refresh rate adjustment, including 30Hz, 48Hz, 50Hz, 60Hz, 90Hz, and 120Hz. This is adjusted automatically based on various usage scenarios and the content being displayed at the time, effectively extending battery life. There’s even HDR10 support onboard.

RELATED:

Realme to sell last 5000 GT Neo2 Dragon Ball Z Edition units for 2799 Yuan ($440)

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Earlier today (19th January 2022), Realme announced on its official Weibo account (a Chinese microblogging website) that it will be selling the GT Neo2 Dragon Ball Z Edition for a special discounted price soon.

Apparently, the Chinese smartphone maker will be selling the last 5,000 units of its GT Neo2 Dragon Ball Z variant worldwide for a limited price of just 2,799 INR (roughly 440 US Dollars). For those unaware, the Realme GT Neo2 Dragon Ball Z Special Edition first retailed for 2,999 Yuan (roughly 472 US Dollars). During its initial sales, the company sold out all 5,000 units of the limited edition smartphone earlier this month. But now, the company will be selling another 5,000 units of the device for a slightly lower price.

Talking about the smartphone itself, it is practically identical to the regular GT Neo2 in terms of specifications. However, its design is what sets it part. It features a unique theme, which is based on the iconic Anime series from the 90s. Under the hood, the device is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset with a large 5000mAh battery that supports 65W SuperDart Charging. It sports a 6.62 inch E4 Samsung AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate as well. The company has yet to announce an official launch date for the last 5000 units, so stick around for more updates.

RELATED:

Nearby Share on Chrome OS to get even more useful

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Google introduced Nearby Share for the public in 2020. Initially, it was only limited to Android devices. Within a year, Chrome OS also added support for it. Now, according to a new finding, the search giant is working on a feature for Chrome OS based on Nearby Share.

A finding by ChromeStory (via Android Police) reveals that Google is developing a new feature for Chrome OS called ‘Nearby Sharing Self Share’. This feature will rely on Nearby Share.

When this feature goes live, users will see an option dubbed as ‘Send to your devices’ in the Nearby Share screen. As the name suggests, by selecting this option, users will be able to share files to all their devices.

This is a nifty feature, especially for those who use multiple devices at a time. Unfortunately, it’s not known when it will be introduced in the ‘Canary’ channel, let alone stable.

Though Nearby Share (stable) is only one and a half years old, it is already proving to be one of the best and most useful features from Google to date. The company has even announced plans to bring it to Windows in the near future.

The AirDrop competitor works across more devices, however, it is not as stable as Apple’s offering. Hopefully, it gets better in the long run.

Nokia G21 to launch in India in Feb, with 50MP triple camera & 4GB RAM: Report

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

The Nokia G20 was launched in India back in July 2021. This model was a mid range smartphone, and now, new report suggests that the company is working on a successor to this device that might be launching soon.

According to a 91Mobiles report, the brand is planning on launching the newer Nokia G21 in India soon. This device has recently spotted receiving FCC certification and also made an appearance on Russian retailer ahead of its official launch. Furthermore, known tipster Mukul Sharma revealed the possible launch timeline for the device as well. Reportedly, the G21 will be arriving in India sometime next month, which is February.

We had previously also spotted the G21 on a Russian retail website, which revealed its key specifications. The Nokia G21 will sport a triple camera setup on the rear, with the primary shooter being a 50 megapixel camera paired with a 2 megapixel secondary and another 2 megapixel tertiary lens. On the front, it is expected to feature an 8 megapixel sensor for selfies. The smartphone will also launch in two storage configurations, including a 3GB and 4GB RAM variants.

Based on our previous report, the Nokia G21 could sport a 6.5 inch HD+ display with 1600 x 720px resolution and a 20:9 aspect ratio. Furthermore, it might house an octa core processor, although, the exact processor is still unknown. However, it might be a 4G Unisoc chipset, which will be paired with 128GB of internal storage that can be expanded via microSD card slot. The mid range device might also be powered by a large 5,050mAh battery pack with quick charging support and is rumored to be available in Black and Dusk color options.

RELATED:

Tecno Pop 5 Pro entry-level phone launched in India with 6,000mAh battery

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Tecno Pop 5 Pro was launched in India today as the latest entry-level offering from the company. The phone is priced at Rs 8,499 and its highlight feature is its super-large 6,000mAh battery.

The display is sized 6.52-inches with an HD+ resolution, pixel density of 269ppi, and a maximum brightness of 480nits. The touch sampling rate stands at 120Hz and the panel houses a waterdrop notch atop for the front camera. The phone’s frame is plastic with a plastic back and the front has a screen-to-body ratio of 90%.

Tecno has not revealed details of the processor powering Tecno Pop 5 Pro but the chip is supported by 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, with the latter being expandable to up to 256GB with an SD card.

For photography, the Tecno Pop 5 Pro is equipped with an 8MP primary rear camera with a secondary AI lens. The camera app offers AI portrait mode, HDR mode, and supports filters. For selfies, you get a 5MP front camera with an f/2.0 aperture lens and front-facing flash.

The Tecno Pop 5 Pro’s battery is sized 6,000mAh and is claimed to offer up to 54 hours of talk time or 120 hours of music playback. There are also multiple software optimizations onboard such as a Battery Lab feature and a dedicated Ultra Power Saving mode.

Support for 14 regional languages is offered and the handset even features an IPX2 rating for splash resistance. Out of the box, it boots into Android 11 Go edition with the company’s HiOS skin on top.

The Tecno Pop 5 Pro comes in a single 3GB+32GB variant that’s priced at Rs 8,499.

RELATED:

Xiaomi 11i series sets new sales record, sells more in a day than Mi 10i sold in a week

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

The Xiaomi 11i series was launched in China as the Redmi Note 11 series back in October 2021 but only recently made its way to India, where it apparently has been selling like hotcakes. Xiaomi India’s official Twitter handle today made a post saying that the series has managed to set a new record, selling more on the first day of the sale compared to Mi 10i in a week.

When we said #HyperchargeRevolution we meant it! Breaking all records we sold more on the 1st day of the sale compared to Mi 10i in a week.
Now wouldn't you call this a start to a revolution?#TheHyperphone #Xiaomi11TPro pic.twitter.com/HLZ4lA9PKO

— Xiaomi India | #Xiaomi11TPro 😎 (@XiaomiIndia) January 19, 2022

It’s quite a major feat considering the Mi 10i was an extremely popular device already, being one of the cheapest 5G offerings when it was launched. The phone had registered record-breaking sales of Rs 400 crore in just three weeks, and it now appears that the Xiaomi 11i series will be bringing in even more money.

Xiaomi equates the good figures to a ‘HyperCharge Revolution’, which is quite reasonable considering the Xiaomi 11i HyperCharge is currently one of the fastest charging phones on the Indian market right now. 120W fast charging support is no joke and is claimed to fill up the device’s 4,500mAh battery from 0% to 100% in only 15 minutes. Its more affordable sibling — the vanilla Xiaomi 11i — meanwhile comes with 67W Turbocharge support.

But it’s not the charging and the battery department that the Xiaomi 11i series shines, as the rest of the spec sheet is just as compelling for the price.

Under the hood, you get the fairly powerful MediaTek Dimensity 920 chip. The display is an FHD+ 6.67-inch flat AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate, 1200 nits peak brightness, and 360Hz touch sampling. For photography, you get a 108MP+8MP+2MP triple camera setup at the rear and a 16MP shooter up front.

The Xiaomi 11i Hypercharge starts at ₹26,999 while the standard Xiaomi 11i starts at ₹24,999 for the 6GB+128GB variants.

RELATED:

Huawei officially announces participation at MWC 2022

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Huawei has just officially announced its participation for this year’s Mobile World Congress. The company will announce its latest innovations and technologies during the conference, which is set to begin at the end of February 2022.

For those unaware, the MWC event is one of the largest event within the mobile communications industry. It is organized by GSMA and is held in Barcelona. This year, the major conference is set to kick off from February 28 to March 3. Now, the Chinese tech giant launched a page dedicated to MWC 2022 on its official website to support the development of the event, in which it will host its Day0 conference on 27th February 2022.

So for those interested, you can click here to register to Huawei MWC 2022, which will offer you more information about the upcoming event. Additionally, the company said that the global economy is recovering, with the industry digitization also playing its part to boost economic development. The brand is even focusing on eco development as well, stating that green and low carbon is the common vision of human society as well as ICT technology as well.

Huawei will be working with global operators and its partners to build a minimalist, green, and intelligent ICT infrastructure in the future. In other words, using its technologies for “good” and use innovative solutions to make life,business, and society, better and smarter as well. So stay tuned for more, as we will be covering the upcoming MWC 2022 event and Huawei’s conference as well.

RELATED:

Xiaomi 12 Global variant’s key specifications leaked via Geekbench

By

-

Jan 19, 2022

Xiaomi is gearing up for the launch of its latest flagship series in the global markets. But prior to its launch, the company’s Xiaomi 12 has made an appearance on Geekbench, which also revealed some of its key specifications.

According to a MySmartPrice report, the base model of the 12 series has just been spotted on the known benchmarking platform. It lists the device with 8GB of RAM and runs on Android 12 OS out of the box for the global market. The device made an appearance with the model number 2201123G on Geekbench 5 and managed to score 711 points in the single core tests. On the other hand, multi core tests had it achieve a score of 2834 points.

Furthermore, the listing also showcase the Xiaomi 12 global variant being powered by Qualcomm’s latest and greatest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC as well. Although, the Chinese tech giant might launch the device in RAM configurations outside of just 8GB. For those unaware, the China variant of the flagship handset also featured Android 12. Unfortunately, no finer details were shared in the Geekbench listing, so this is all the information we have to go on as of right now.

The global launch of the new high end series from Xiaomi is expected to be sometime in February or March, with the Indian launch following soon after. In another recent report, we had covered the Xiaomi 12 series being spotted on the Indonesia Telecom Certification database as well, which also hints at its imminent launch. So stick around for more updates regarding this matter.

RELATED:

OnePlus 10 Pro disassembly video reveals why that camera module is so darn big

By