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Xiaomi’s Mi Watch Revolve is feature-rich, but riddled with bugs Design and features The Mi Watch has a 1.39-inch circular screen with a 454×454 resolution. It covers a huge area of your wrist, and if you’re not a fan of watches with big dials, you won’t like the watch’s size. The watch comes with a rubberized strap, and you can choose from five color options while making the purchase. Inside the watch’s bezel, there’s a physical ring with markers indicating time — just like analog watches....

Xiaomi’s new Mi 11 Ultra features the biggest camera sensor in a smartphone Specifications Apart from featuring a huge camera sensor, the phone also sports a 48-megapixel ultrawide camera and a 48-megapixel telephoto camera to enable 5x optical zoom, 10x hybrid zoom, and 120x digital zoom. While that sounds enticing, we’ll have to test this phone out in the world to see if any photo with more than 10x zoom is usable....

Xiaomi’s new Mi Mix foldable packs an 8-inch screen and FOUR (?!) speakers Specifications The Mi Mix fold has a 108-megapixel primary camera, a liquid lens telephoto sensor, and an ultrawide sensor. All of this is powered by Xiaomi’s own Surge C1 ISP —the company’s first chip after four years. The liquid lens allows you to shoot photos with 3x optical zoom and 30x digital zoom. Plus, it also acts as a macro lens to take photos of objects that are 3cm away from the lens....

Xiaomi today announced its entry into the smart glasses (not AR glasses) world withthe most marketing post ever. Before we dive into the technical detail of the wearable, I want everyone to know the company describes this as an “engineering mindset to create a future viewpoint.” Yep. The Xiaomi Smart Glasses have a 0.13-inch MircoLED display on one of the lenses. The company says it uses “opticalwaveguidetechnology” — which refracts light at 180 degrees — to display content, such as notifications and navigation assistance, on the screen....

Xilinx stock goes up, AMD stock goes down after $35B buyout This is 2020’s second biggest (disclosed) tech deal so far AMD buyout did just the trick for XLNX’s stock price XLNX is now up 30% year to date, bringing the stock six points ahead of the S&P Semiconductor Index, but well behind rampaging semiconductor stocks like NVIDIA (NVDA) and AMD. It is however streets ahead of industry titan Intel, which has seen its stock price plummet more than 22% this year after reporting its second lacklustre earnings in a row....