The Mi Note is one of Xiaomi’s best devices. Photo: Xiaomi
Android fans in the U.S. and other markets have been eagerly awaiting some of Xiaomi’s better devices, which have made the Chinese startup the number one smartphone vendor on its home turf.
Sadly, the company is in no rush to bring any of them to U.S. customers.
The One M9 could be right around the corner for U.S. customers. Photo: HTC
After announcing the new One M9 at Mobile World Congress earlier this month, it looks like HTC is set to finally give U.S. customers a release date. The company today began teasing a “BIG” announcement for Wednesday, March 18.
Hugo Barra, VP at Xioami. Photo: Xiaomi
Xiaomi has confirmed that it will hold a U.S. press event in San Francisco on February 12, hosted by global vice president and former Google VP Hugo Barra. But before you get too excited, the news you’re probably hoping for isn’t coming… at least not yet.
The new Moto G is getting Android 5.0.2 Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
If you’re using Motorola’s latest Moto G and you live in the U.S., you’re finally getting your Android 5.0.2 Lollipop upgrade. The over-the-air update brings a whole bunch of new features, improvements, and of course, Google’s fancy new Material Design makeover.
Meet the Galaxy Note 4. Photo: Samsung
Just a few hours after Samsung’s official Galaxy Note 4 UnPacked event in Berlin, all four major carriers in the United States have announced that they will be carrying the flagship phablet.
