Google Pay apresenta falha em smartphones chineses com ROM China, impactando Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo e OnePlus em pagamentos NFC.
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Depois de semanas de teasers, a Xiaomi mostrou finalmente os seus primeiros veículos elétricos de autonomia estendida (EREV), construídos sobre uma nova plataforma, pensada de raiz para maximizar o espaço interior. Os preços de pré-venda arrancam nos 259.900 yuans (cerca de 33 mil euros), bem abaixo da concorrência.
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Conheça o Mijia 5C, novo limpador de chão da Xiaomi com sucção forte, anti-embaraço triplo e secagem a 60°C para higiene garantida.
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Xiaomi is reportedly preparing to unveil a new flagship device that could represent a major milestone in the company’s long-term technology strategy. According to information shared by well-known tipster Digital Chat Station, a Xiaomi smartphone bearing the model number 2608BPX34C has completed all required regulatory certifications and is now awaiting its official launch, which is expected as early as next month.
The upcoming device is widely believed to be the first Xiaomi smartphone to fully integrate the company’s self-developed processor, operating system, and AI large language models into a single product.
Certification documents reportedly reveal several key hardware features, including:
Although Xiaomi has yet to officially identify the device, the combination of these features suggests it will be positioned as a premium flagship.
Earlier this year, Xiaomi founder and CEO Lei Jun stated that the company aims to achieve the convergence of three core technologies on a single device in 2026:
The newly certified flagship is widely expected to become the first commercial product to realize that vision, highlighting Xiaomi’s growing emphasis on vertical integration across hardware and software.
Despite earlier speculation surrounding the Xiaomi 17S Pro, recent reports indicate that this new flagship will instead belong to Xiaomi’s MIX series.
Industry sources suggest it could debut as the next-generation MIX Fold, possibly under the name MIX Fold 5, featuring a redesigned large foldable form factor with a new wide-fold architecture.
While Xiaomi has not confirmed the product name, the device is expected to serve as the company’s next premium foldable flagship.
The upcoming device is rumored to feature Xiaomi’s next-generation Xuanjie O3 flagship system-on-chip (SoC), succeeding the Xuanjie O1 while reportedly skipping an O2 generation.
According to previous leaks, the chipset is manufactured using TSMC’s 3nm process and features a high-performance CPU architecture that includes:
The integrated GPU is reportedly clocked at 1.49GHz and paired with memory supporting bandwidths of up to 9,600MT/s, promising significant gains in graphics performance, AI processing, and overall system responsiveness.
On the software side, the flagship is expected to debut with HyperOS 4, Xiaomi’s next-generation operating system.
According to previous reports, HyperOS 4 has undergone a comprehensive redesign at the system level. Xiaomi is said to have removed years of accumulated legacy code and rebuilt major portions of the underlying architecture, with the goal of delivering:
The certification information also references an extensive range of AI models that may be supported on the device, including:
The broad compatibility suggests Xiaomi is building a more open AI ecosystem capable of leveraging both proprietary and third-party large language models for different applications and user scenarios.
One specification that has surprised industry observers is the reported 67W wired fast charging support.
In recent years, Xiaomi’s premium flagship smartphones have commonly offered 90W, 100W, or even higher charging speeds. If the certification information proves accurate, the reduced charging wattage may reflect engineering trade-offs associated with the device’s foldable design, battery longevity, thermal management, or internal space constraints.
Although Xiaomi has not officially confirmed the device, multiple leaks point to an ambitious flagship designed to showcase the company’s expanding technological independence. By combining an in-house Xuanjie processor, HyperOS 4, and Xiaomi’s growing portfolio of AI models, the upcoming smartphone could become the clearest demonstration yet of Xiaomi’s vertically integrated ecosystem.
More details—including the official product name, pricing, complete specifications, and launch date—are expected to be revealed when Xiaomi announces the device in the coming weeks.
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Xiaomi’s next-generation premium smartphones are reportedly preparing for a wider global debut. According to information shared by well-known tipster Digital Chat Station, the international versions of the Xiaomi 18 Pro series have received certification, suggesting that Xiaomi plans to bring its dual-screen flagship lineup to overseas markets.
If the report proves accurate, it would mark a significant change in Xiaomi’s flagship strategy. While the Xiaomi 17 Pro remained exclusive to China, with only the Xiaomi 17 and Xiaomi 17 Ultra launching internationally, the upcoming Xiaomi 18 Pro family is expected to make its global debut.
One of the defining features of the Xiaomi 18 Pro series is its rear secondary display, a concept Xiaomi is said to be refining for this generation.
According to the leak, the new rear screen offers broader app compatibility, allowing more applications to take advantage of the secondary display. Xiaomi is also reportedly developing additional interactive features and customization options to make the rear display more practical for photography, notifications, widgets, and other everyday tasks.
The Xiaomi 18 Pro lineup is expected to include two models:
Both devices are rumored to target the ultra-premium smartphone segment while offering different screen sizes and camera configurations.
Powering both models is expected to be Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen6 Pro platform, reportedly manufactured using TSMC’s advanced 2nm process.
The new chipset is said to deliver approximately 30% higher transistor density than the previous 3nm generation, enabling notable improvements in both performance and energy efficiency.
Leaked specifications also suggest the processor will feature:
The platform is also expected to significantly enhance on-device AI processing, hardware-accelerated ray tracing, and the ability to run increasingly sophisticated local AI models.
Both smartphones are rumored to feature Xiaomi’s latest Super Pixel flat display technology.
According to the report, the panels are designed to provide 2K-level visual clarity while consuming power comparable to a conventional 1K display, helping improve battery efficiency without sacrificing image quality.
The displays are also expected to feature:
Photography remains a major focus for the Xiaomi 18 Pro series, with the two models offering different camera hardware.
The larger flagship is rumored to include:
This would create a triple-camera system highlighted by dual 200MP sensors, making it one of Xiaomi’s most ambitious imaging systems to date.
The standard Pro model is expected to feature:
Unlike the Pro Max, however, the main camera is not expected to incorporate LOFIC sensor technology.
Battery capacity is another area where Xiaomi appears to be pushing new boundaries.
According to the leak:
Despite their large capacities, both models are rumored to support:
These specifications could place the Xiaomi 18 Pro series among the highest-capacity flagship smartphones currently available.
Although Xiaomi has yet to officially announce the Xiaomi 18 Pro lineup, the latest certification leak suggests the company is preparing to expand its premium flagship strategy beyond China. The reported arrival of the international Xiaomi 18 Pro series, combined with a refined rear display, next-generation Snapdragon platform, upgraded cameras, and exceptionally large batteries, indicates that Xiaomi is aiming to compete more aggressively in the global high-end smartphone market.
As with all pre-release reports, these specifications should be regarded as preliminary until Xiaomi formally unveils the devices. More details, including pricing, regional availability, and launch timing, are expected to emerge in the months ahead.
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Igeekphone reported on July 25th that the technology media XiaomiTime published a blog post yesterday (July 24th). By mining the GSMA IMEI database, they discovered relevant information about the international version of the Xiaomi 18 Pro smartphone.
The source of the information stated that the international version of the Xiaomi 18 Pro mobile phone (internally known as VENICE) has the model number 26122PN61G. The suffix “G” represents “Global”, which means it is the international version, while the model for the Chinese version is M261DB.
The report indicates that the “Smart Back Screen” feature of Xiaomi 17 Pro has received significant attention in the Chinese market, but it is not available in the international market. However, from the international version that has been exposed this time, users outside China can also experience the “Smart Back Screen”, which can display dynamic wallpapers, customize time styles, cartoon characters and virtual pets, etc.
In terms of the distribution market, it is reported that the Xiaomi 18 Pro will not be available in the Indian market. Instead, it will be launched and sold in markets such as Turkey, the European Economic Area (EEA), Russia and Japan.
In terms of specifications, current reports indicate that this device is equipped with an ultra-clear custom small straight screen, featuring a large R-corner with extremely narrow bezels, a 2nm flagship processor, a 200Mp ultra-large sensor main camera + 200Mp large sensor telephoto macro camera, an internal 7000mAh large battery, support for 100W fast charging + wireless charging, and may upgrade to dual speakers + relatively large-sized motor.
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A Xiaomi lançou os novos REDMI Buds 8, com altifalante de 11 mm, sistema de cancelamento de ruído ativo híbrido capaz de atingir é 50 dB, e autonomia que pode durar até 44 horas de autonomia. Estes auriculares já estão disponíveis em Portugal em três cores a partir de 54,99 euros.
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Conheça o aquecedor inteligente da Xiaomi que detecta presença e economiza energia com tecnologia radar 24GHz.
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Xiaomi has revealed the SkyNomad N90, the first model in its new SkyNomad series and the company’s first extended-range electric vehicle. CEO Lei Jun posted the first official exterior images today, and a new regulatory filing confirmed the full specs.
The N90 is a full-size, three-row SUV with a claimed combined range of more than 1,500 km (932 miles), aimed squarely at Li Auto and Huawei-backed Aito in China’s fast-growing EREV market.
Xiaomi has answered the biggest open question about Sky Nomad: it’s a second product series under Xiaomi EV, not the standalone sub-brand that had been rumored for months.
The company also revealed the first clear look at the lineup’s debut model — a rugged, boxy extended-range SUV — in a set of official teaser posters.
Xiaomi officially confirmed “Sky Nomad,” the name of its new extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) effort, after months of rumors. The first model is a full-size SUV expected to deliver over 1,500 km (932 miles) of combined range.
The announcement puts China’s hottest EV newcomer on a collision course with Li Auto and Huawei-backed Aito, which dominate the country’s lucrative family SUV segment.
O SUV elétrico da Xiaomi completou o traçado de forma 100% autónoma em 10 minutos e 29 segundos. O feito inédito abriu uma nova categoria oficial na pista alemã, mas revela que a inteligência artificial ainda está longe do ritmo dos pilotos humanos.
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Le versioni Pro e Pro Max dei prossimi top di gamma Xiaomi arriveranno in Europa? È un po’ la domanda delle domande, quella che ricorre nei confronti tra chi segue il settore smartphone più da vicino. È chiaro che su un piano puramente opportunistico, la concorrenza fa bene al mercato e fa bene ai consumatori, è indubbio che se l'offerta aumenta, il consumatore, direttamente o meno, ne trae un vantaggio. Quindi dovremmo tutti sperare in una commercializzazione dalle nostre parti.
Ma Xiaomi cosa ne pensa? In molti si sono rammaricati per la scelta di non portare sui mercati globali Xiaomi 17 Pro e 17 Pro Max, rimasti ad affascinare con il loro schermo posteriore solo il mercato cinese. Con la prossima generazione cambierà qualcosa? Potrebbe. In uno degli ultimi post su X, il tech blogger Kartikey Singh Xiaomi sembra sapere qualcosa che tuttavia non può dire a chiare lettere.
Singh mette nero su bianco quella che è un po’ l’opinione prevalente: se Xiaomi 18 Pro Max (e pure 18 Pro, aggiungeremmo) venisse lanciato su scala globale, avrebbe il potenziale per diventare il top di gamma Xiaomi più popolare e più venduto nel mondo, grazie allo schermo posteriore che attira curiosità e attenzione. Fin qui nulla di nuovo insomma. Non fosse che Singh inizia il post scrivendo “La strategia globale della serie Xiaomi 18 è davvero interessante”. “È interessante”, come se conoscesse i piani di Xiaomi e mascherasse poi da ipotesi, da sua idea, ciò che ha appreso.
Xiaomi ha appena lanciato in Italia due nuovi prodotti audio economici: le cuffie over-ear REDMI Headphones Neo e gli auricolari TWS REDMI Buds 8. Per entrambi il focus è su autonomia, comfort e accessibilità; le cuffie, in particolare, montano una batteria da 600 mAh, dato piuttosto elevato per questa categoria, che secondo Xiaomi garantisce fino a 72 ore di riproduzione musicale con una singola carica, nientemeno. Realistico aspettarsi di farsele durare anche più di una settimana nell’uso quotidiano.
Le cuffie hanno connettività wireless Bluetooth 5.4, in alternativa funzionano anche via cavo USB. A seconda della modalità operativa cambia la risposta in frequenza: 20-20.000 Hz con Bluetooth, 20-40.000 Hz via cavo. Vale la pena osservare che l’orecchio umano percepisce in genere fino ai 20,000 Hz in condizioni ottimali, e il limite superiore cala naturalmente nel tempo, per via dell’età e per l’esposizione a rumori particolarmente forti. Nonostante la batteria molto capiente, le cuffie rimangono piuttosto leggere: 263 grammi (peso pressoché uguale a quello delle nuovissime Sony WH-1000XM6, giusto per avere un metro di paragone). Xiaomi ha previsto una struttura progettata per distribuire uniformemente la pressione sulle orecchie.
Gli auricolari TWS offrono invece fino a 11 ore con una singola carica, mentre la custodia ne ha altre 33. Bastano 10 minuti nella custodia per recuperare 4 ore di autonomia. Xiaomi ha implementato un sistema di cancellazione attiva del rumore (ANC) che può arrivare ad abbattere fino a 50 dB. C’è anche un sistema di riduzione del rumore di fondo in chiamata basato su un array di tre microfoni ambientali.
Xiaomi has unveiled a home robotic arm charger that autonomously plugs and unplugs your EV — delivering on a concept that Tesla prototyped over a decade ago but never brought to market.
The compact device, only 152 mm wide, is designed to fit in tight home garage parking spaces and integrates into Xiaomi’s smart home ecosystem for smartphone control.
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) granted Xiaomi regulatory approval to produce extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs), clearing a key hurdle for the company’s expansion beyond battery-only EVs.
The approval paves the way for Xiaomi’s first range-extended model — a full-size SUV codenamed “Kunlun N3” that measures over 5.3 meters long and targets Li Auto’s dominant L9.
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