Here’s a list of news that was trending in the past 24 hours!

Today’s Highlights:

1. Xiaomi’s Tablet Triumph: Dive into the factors behind Xiaomi’s remarkable 138% year-on-year growth in the global tablet market. We’ll explore how this Chinese giant has broken into the top four global tablet vendors and what it means for the industry.
2. Motorola’s Affordable Smartwatch: Get the details on Motorola’s latest offering in the wearable tech space – the Moto Watch 120. We’ll examine how this pocket-friendly smartwatch stacks up in the competitive market.
3. Realme’s Revolutionary Charging: Uncover the future of smartphone charging with Realme’s 320W SuperSonic Charge technology. We’ll discuss the implications of being able to fully charge a phone in under 5 minutes.
4. Infinix vs Realme Tablet Showdown: Explore an in-depth comparison between the newly launched Infinix Xpad and the established Realme Pad 2. We’ll break down the specs, features, and value propositions of these budget-friendly tablets.

Plus, don’t miss our roundup of other headline-grabbing stories, including a foldable face-off featuring the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Samsung’s upcoming launches, Pixel 9 Pro XL insights, and display leaks for future OnePlus and Oppo flagships!

Why are Xiaomi tablets getting really popular?

The global tablet market experienced significant growth in Q2 2024 as per Techinsights report, with overall shipments rising by 14% year-on-year. Xiaomi tablets made a remarkable leap, achieving a 138% year-on-year increase in shipments, reaching 2.1 million units and securing fourth place in the global market with a 6% share. This is the first time Xiaomi has entered the top four globally.

So why are Xiaomi tablets gaining popularity both globally and in the Chinese market? Several key factors have driven this remarkable success.

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Motorola launches a pocket-friendly smartwatch with AMOLED display, metal body, and several health-tracking features

Motorola has launched a new pocket-friendly smartwatch called the Moto Watch 120. This new watch refreshes the company’s smartwatch lineup after the Moto Watch 40 was launched around six months ago.

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Realme’s 320W SuperSonic Charge shows us a future where phones charge in under 5 minutes

Chinese smartphone brands have been known to push the boundaries in fast charging technology. The standard of charging rates has risen, and Realme’s latest announcement offers us a glimpse of the future where charging your phone doesn’t even take 5 minutes. In a recent demo, the brand’s 320W SuperSonic Charge can be seen powering a phone up in nearly four and a half minutes.

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Is the newly launched Infinix Xpad better than Realme Pad 2?

Infinix has recently entered the tablet arena with their debut offering, the Infinix Xpad. This budget-friendly device goes head-to-head with the established Realme Pad 2, another budget tablet offering. While they share some similarities, there are key differences to consider when choosing between the two. Let’s delve deeper into their specifications, features, and potential strengths and weaknesses to help you make an informed decision.

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Xiaomi has apparently not given up on tablets in its technological ecosystem. The news arrives after a Li Chuangqi answered a few questions regarding tablets earlier this week. So, a new tablet might still be in the plans for some time in the future.

Previously, Xiaomi had released the Mi Pad 4 and Mi Pad 4 Plus back in 2018. These devices featured Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 660 AIE SoC alongside 4GB of RAM and a large 6,000 or 8,620mAh battery. However, it’s been more than a year since the Mi Tab 4 series was launched, while it has remained unclear if a successor would be launched at all.

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According to industry experts, the tablets and their entertainment features have largely been replaced by taller and wider smartphones. Although the viability of tablets still exists in certain professional cases, they are still not as viable in comparison to their smaller counterparts. Apple’s iPad Pro is one such example with it being the first choice for creative professionals or working on the go.

Although the future of the tablets is uncertain, there might be a notable jump in performance and battery life that many chip manufacturers are hoping to achieve. Generally, smartphones have also been faster than tablets, in most cases, especially when comparing flagships. So, more power might make them more viable for additional workloads and more useful. However, this is still speculation, so take it with a grain a salt.

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