Xiaomi Mi 13 Ultra Reportedly Rumored To Have A 1TB Version

Previously, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun made it clear that the Mi 13 series will not have a Mi 13S model, but he did not disclose the approximate release time of the super flagship Mi 13 Ultra.

Combined with the current breaking news information, it is speculated that Mi 13 Ultra will use a Samsung 2K E6 curved screen, equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and 90W wired flash charging technology.

In terms of shooting, Mi 13 Ultra uses a 1-inch Sony IMX989 sensor as the main mirror. The sensor has a 4:3 ratio, has a four-Bayer color array and an Octa-PD phase detection focusing system, and can shoot 1.6μm single-pixel area and 3.2um An image of the four-pixel-into-one area.

The large sensor area provides sufficient dynamic range and low-light capture capability, and reduces the trigger rate of HDR and night scene modes, effectively improving the shooting speed of low-light environments and high-contrast scenes.

The Mi 13 Ultra phone is expected to be launched in March or April this year, so stay tuned.

Xiaomi Announces Cooperation With BMW, Introducing Their Own Version Of Digital Car Keys

After Apple introduced the Car Key feature in 2020, competitors from Android got in on the action and introduced their own versions of digital car keys.

Oppo, OnePlus and vivo announced their digital car keys a few days before partnering with Nio. Now Xiaomi has chosen BMW to pilot its feature.

During the Xiaomi 13 series announcement event at this year's MWC in Barcelona, a Xiaomi spokesperson said that the company will provide digital keys to owners of some BMW models starting from the second quarter of this year.

Digital keys can be used to lock, unlock and even start your car. This feature is especially useful when you need to lend your car to someone.

You simply share your digital car keys with them, without having to lend your physical keys. Car Keys integrated with Google Wallet and other platforms.

Xiaomi Announces The List Of Smartphones That Will Soon Receive MIUI 14 Update

At the end of the Xiaomi 13 series launch event at MWC 2023, the company announced a list of 18 devices that will soon receive MIUI 14.

However, despite providing a list of devices, Xiaomi did not give a specific time. All we know is that rollout started towards the end of Q1, but chances are most of the phones on the list will wait much longer than that.

The list mainly features high-end devices, along with some mid-range devices under the Redmi brand.

It is important to note that this is not the final list and more devices will receive MIUI 14 in the future.

In addition, the MIUI 14 update does not mean that the device will receive Android 13. Xiaomi often puts its latest MIUI updates on some devices without the latest Android version.