They used to have a reputation for being cheap iPhone rip offs but Chinese phones are now serious contenders. Here's why your next smartphone should be Chinese.
If Chinese smartphone makers like Huawei, Xiaomi and Lenovo chose stock Android instead, would you be more likely to buy their phones? Just how important is software?
We all love the best Android phones, but what about the devices that don't get the attention they deserve? Here are the most under-rated Android smartphones of 2015.
Xiaomi has done extremely well in China and Brazil with its low-cost strategy. But can the same approach work in the US market, or will something get lost in translation?
The Redmi Note 2 is a smartphone for under $200 that delivers good performance and features that you will want. Check out our full Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 review.
While testing a $200 phone recently we were shocked to find it actually outgunned the LG g4 in benchmarks - a phone that costs two to three times more. So what was it?
Our full Xiaomi Mi4c review is ready, taking you through the impressive specs, features and price of this unbeatable budget smartphone. You won't find anything better.
While Samsung and Apple keep raising their prices, Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi has gone under the radar with the Redmi Note 2. Could it be the best budget smartphone?
Xiaomi has announced two new devices: the Mi Note and Mi Note Pro, the second of which is only the second device of 2015 to rock a 64-bit chip and 4 GB of RAM.
If Android is as superior to Apple and iOS as many of us think, then why do Android manufacturers insist on referring to Apple all the time in their phone design and ads?
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi has just announced a dual-SIM, Snapdragon 400-powered smartphone, the Hongmi 1S, to be released that costs the equivalent of $130.
Xiaomi has announced a new addition to their lineup, a huge power bank that packs a 10400 mAh punch. What is even better is the price attached to that package: 11$
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Hugo Barra has left Google to join Xiaomi just in time for the launch of the Mi3, the fastest smartphone of all time. Or so the advertising claims.
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