It’s official: Xiaomi is now a chip maker. The Chinese consumer electronics company first made a name for itself in the smartphone space, and now sells everything from headphones to air purifiers. And ...

Moving beyond smartphones, laptops, and accessories, Chinese technology giant Xiaomi made a foray into the processor business, joining companies such as Apple and Samsung that use self-designed ...

Xiaomi has officially announced the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, a flagship smartphone aimed at the premium segment, highlighting ...

Soon, it will probably be easier to talk about what Xiaomi isn't doing yet rather than what the growing Chinese giant is doing next. Following last week's leak of Xiaomi's supposedly flexible display ...

Starting with the Mi 5c, this launch marks a major milestone for Xiaomi, as this is the first smartphone to launch featuring the company’s in house mobile application processor – the Surge S1.

Xiaomi is ready to introduce its own line of processors, a series which will go by the name “Pinecone”, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. The Chinese manufacturer may deliver the new ...

Xiaomi has confirmed on the Chinese social media website Weibo that they would launch their own 'Pinecone' processor on February 28th in Beijing. The company earlier announced that they wouldn't be ...

Remember when budget phones had middling specs? It makes sense: To keep the price low, the manufacturer had to include a cheaper part or three. But nowadays, those cheap parts might mean a tiny ...

With all the lawsuits being brought against major mobile chip maker Qualcomm, there seems to be no better time for smartphone makers to explore other CPU options. According to The Wall Street Journal, ...

Corbin is a tech journalist and developer who worked at Android Police from 2016 until 2021. Check out his other work at corbin.io. The Surge S1's processor is octa-core and 64-bit, with a 2.2GHz max ...