Xiaomi has launched new Champagne Gold colour variants of the Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G and Note 14 Pro+ 5G in India. These join the existing colour options—Spectre Blue, Titan Black, and Phantom Purple ...

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Xiaomi has done it again. Just three months after its Porsche-esque SU7 sedan shocked China’s EV charts, the Beijing electronics ...

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The thing is, these cars are only offered in China at the moment, which makes us question: When will Xiaomi’s EVs be made available outside of China, specifically Malaysia? We got the opportunity to ...

Xiaomi is doubling down on India with a multi-pronged strategy that includes expanding its manufacturing footprint, deepening its AIoT ecosystem, and launching premium products tailored for the local ...

EARTH could breach the 1.5C global warming limit in as little as three years, top scientists have warned. More than 60 of the world’s leading climate scientists said in a new report that countries are ...

Missing 1.5C ‘is not the end of the world’ He added that efforts to curb emissions and the impacts of climate change must continue even if the 1.5 degree threshold is exceeded.

The carbon budget for limiting warming to the Paris Agreement’s 1.5C target, estimated at 130 billion tonnes of CO2, could be used up in just over three years if the current rate of emissions persists ...

Today's climate and energy headlines: Three years left to limit warming to 1.5C, top scientists warn Climate crisis could hit yields of key crops even if farmers adapt, study finds China to nearly ...

Xiaomi often caps FPS through system-level restrictions, mostly to keep thermals and battery life in check. Some say it’s also a subtle way to push users toward more expensive models.

This could commit the world to breaching the target set by the Paris agreement, the researchers say, though the planet would probably not pass 1.5C of human-caused warming until a few years later.