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OPPO & Vivo Top Chinese Smartphone Market

OPPO and vivo lead the Chinese domestic market in sales volume of over 73 millions in the first half of 2018.

MIIT Ranks Top 100 Chinese Internet Companies

China’s information authority released a list of top 100 Chinese Internet companies on July 27, ranking Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu, JD.com, and NetEase as the top five.

Xiaomi-backed Huami Acquires Core Assets of Zepp

Huami Corporation, a Xiaomi-backed public company specializing in smart wearable technology, announced on July 26 the purchase of core assets from Zepp International Limited, a leading wearable sports technology company.

Newsletter: Hyperloop TT to Build China’s First Hyperloop System

Here’s this week’s roundup of China tech stories.

Xiaomi Removes All P2P Lending Ads , Over 400 Users at Risk of Losing RMB 40 Million of Deposit

Xiaomi Corp. said it removed all advertisements for peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms across its channels after about 400 million yuan worth of deposits, or about $59 million, from Xiaomi users were involved in the recent P2P lending default wave in China.

Xiaomi Launches Mi A2 and Mi A2 Lite Smartphones in Spain

On July 24, Xiaomi held a product launch in Marid, Spain and released two highly anticipated products amongst others: the Mi A2 and Mi A2 Lite smartphones.

China Urges Cooperation in Semiconductor Chips Production

China’s information and industrial authority advocated for further cooperation between semiconductor manufacturers to prepare for the upcoming 5G era.

Xiaomi’s Mijia Releases Smart Air-Conditioner at Less Than $300

Mijia announced the launch of its Internet of Things (IoT) air-conditioner on its Weibo account on July 23. This is Xiaomi‘s official entrance into the field of large household appliances.

Xpeng Motors Welcomes a Visit From Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun along with Leaders of YY and Kingsoft

He Xiaopeng, chairman of the Chinese electric vehicle startup Xpeng Motors, welcomed a visit from top Chinese tech leaders to the auto maker’s new headquarters in Guangzhou on July 18.

Mi A2: Xiaomi’s Second Android One Budget Phone is Coming Soon

On July 16, Xiaomi announced through Twitter that it will soon launch the Mi A2 – the successor of Xiaomi‘s first Android One powered Mi A1, and likely the international version of the Mi 6X.

Xiaomi’s Mi 8 Explorer Edition Available For Purchase Soon

Full phone specifications of Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer were unveiled on the website of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology recently.

Xiaomi Confirms the Launch Date of “Big” Mi Max 3, Expected to be Priced at $255

Xiaomi said it will launch its Mi Max 3 on July 19, and the new phone will have “big screen and bigger battery.”

Newsletter: Xiaomi’s Turbulent First Day at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Here’s this week’s roundup of China tech stories.

Xiaomi’s Turbulent First Day on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Xiaomi debuted on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today with opening and closing prices lower than expected.

Xiaomi Marching into the U.S. in 2019, Despite Ongoing Trade War

Xiaomi is developing its cellphone models compatible with U.S. carrier network, planning to launch in the U.S. market next year, Reuters reported on its Chinese website.

Chinese Smartphones Half of World Unit Shipment, Samsung and Apple Still on Top

China shipped half of the world’s phone units in 2017, while Samsung and Apple remain dominant in the market.

Xiaomi Launched Mi Pad 4 and Redmi 6 Pro on Website

Xiaomi has launched and published full features on its new Mi Pad 4 and Redmi 6 Pro online.

Seeking More than Money: Next Generation Rises in the Internet Era

One year into an ideal job in a multinational corporation, my friend Lin made the seemingly risky decision to move to a startup. The multinational offered a decent salary, bonuses and a mature training system. What more could a new graduate expect?

Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Debut: 6.9-Inch Screen with 5,400mAh Battery

Xiaomi‘s Mi Max 3 (model no. M1804E4T), will be released at Xiaomi‘s next launch event after attaining its network license from Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).

Newsletter: Can the Tinder-like Tantan Help You Find a Real Date in China?

Here is this week’s roundup of tech stories in China.

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