From new Android phones from top Chinese phone makers to the latest breakthroughs in AI, this year's Mobile World Congress is set to be packed with thrilling new tech.

Xiaomi, the world's third-largest smartphone maker, launched its new flagship smartphone Xiaomi 15 Ultra on Thursday, with the base model starting at 6,499 yuan ($894.19).

A government subsidy scheme for electronics purchases has boosted sales in the world’s largest smartphone market.

Based on what we know about the Gemini extensions for Samsung’s apps, we believe the extension for Xiaomi’s clock app could allow users to create and edit alarms, start and st

For my workload, I use a 14-inch MacBook Pro. It handles everything without breaking a sweat. While it’s compact, it’s not the lightest laptop. I often travel for work, and when I step out with my Mac,

But Xiaomi’s new Modular Optical System could open the possibility of attaching a high-quality lens module to your phone when you need it and removing it when you don’t. If the platform takes off, it could also open the door to adding features that would otherwise be unavailable in a smartphone form factor.

Xiaomi has announced its new ‘Ultra’ flagship quite recently, and we’re here to compare it to the best Samsung has to offer. We’ll be comparing the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra vs Xiaomi 15 Ultra. So, two ‘Ultra’ smartphones are facing each other here.

Xiaomi's HyperAI was unveiled in MWC today, and it brings lots of cool generative AI features that should put Xiaomi right back in the game.

Honor has announced that its flagship Honor Magic phones will now receive seven years of Android OS updates and seven years of security support, starting with the recent Magic 7 Pro in the EU. That makes Honor the first Chinese manufacturer to match software support pledges from Samsung and Google — Oppo and Xiaomi tend to offer four or five years of support for their phones.

Xiaomi launched the Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 15 Ultra on Sunday at the Mobile World Congress. The Xiaomi 15 starts at 999 euros ($1,047) and the Xiaomi 15 Ultra starts at 1,499 euros ($1,571). Xiaomi is continuing its push into higher end devices where it is trying to challenge market leader Samsung.

Despite Samsung launching its Galaxy S series in early January now, Mobile World Congress is still a pretty big show for other smartphone makers. Particularly for those Chinese OE

Xiaomi Corp. introduced a new flagship handset priced at €1,499 ($1,560) in a bid to push further into the premium market traditionally dominated by Apple Inc.