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The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
Xiaomi
Sam Rutherford
Following a recent spate of new phones from OnePlus, Vivo, Xiaomi, and others, now it seems like Sony is up next with plans to release a new Xperia phone on April 14.
Camera bumps have been getting larger and larger over the last few years, but Xiaomi is really taking things to the next level with the new Mi 11 Ultra, which has a rear camera module so big that it has its own screen.
Earlier this year, multiple sectors called out for help as chip shortages wreaked havoc across the auto industry, the gaming market, and more, and now it seems those issues are starting to affect Android phones too as the supply for Qualcomm chips begins to dwindle.
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