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In the early years of its existence, Xiaomi was often called the «Chinese apple», as the manufacturer often copied the products of the American company. Now Xiaomi’s product range includes many unique smartphones and other products. Also, Xiaomi does not stop experimenting, for example, the company recently received a patent for «smart glasses and a case for glasses.»

The patent description states that the glasses have a therapeutic effect and can be used to reduce eye fatigue, anxiety, treat depression and other diseases. To do this, the glasses will be able to emit ultraviolet, infrared and laser signals, as well as sound and electromagnetic waves.

Light therapy, according to the description of the patent, can be used to treat diseases of the brain or mental illness. Sound waves can relieve headaches or fatigue. Electromagnetic waves must be able to effectively improve blood circulation in the brain.

Xiaomi is not the first smartphone manufacturer to prepare smart glasses. Huawei has already launched two generations of its delicate Monster smart glasses that come with speakers and a microphone, but no glasses with similar features have yet been on the market.

After the successful announcement in China, Xiaomi Mi 11 is ready to enter the world market — it will happen on February 8. However, there are no official announcements about the Mi 11 Pro (or Mi 11 Lite, for that matter) yet. But this does not mean that only the smartphone will be released, as we are waiting for the release of the MIUI 12.5 global firmware.

Xiaomi will announce the exact information about the international release of the Mi 11 at an event on February 8, which will begin at 9 am Moscow time. The exact price will be announced in the West, but the phone is expected to cost around 800 euros, which equates to 73,759 rubles at the current exchange rate.

As the version number suggests, MIUI 12.5 is a fairly simple update compared to version 12.0. It is still based on Android 11, but has some interesting innovations. For example, it will allow you to hide the icons of installed applications that you do not use to keep your desktop clean.

A more interesting addition is MIUI+, which allows you to run applications from your phone on a Windows computer (including running several applications simultaneously). You will also receive messages from your phone.

While the Mi 11 comes with MIUI 12.5 out of the box, 27 Xiaomi and Redmi phones are waiting for the update. The first beta versions are already released, but the final builds will be released in the next few months.

After a successful announcement in China, Xiaomi Mi 11 is ready to enter the global market on February 8th. However, there are no official announcements about the Mi 11 Pro (or Mi 11 Lite, for that matter) yet. But this does not mean that only a smartphone will be released, as we are waiting for the release of the MIUI 12.5 global firmware.

Xiaomi will announce the exact details of the international release of the Mi 11 at an event on February 8 starting at 9am BST. The exact price will be announced at the event, but the phone is expected to cost around 800 euros, which equals 73,759 rubles at the current exchange rate.

As the version number suggests, MIUI 12.5 is a fairly simple upgrade from version 12.0. It’s still based on Android 11 but comes with a few cool new features. For example, this will allow you to hide the icons of pre-installed applications that you don’t use to keep your desktop clean.

A more interesting addition is MIUI+, which allows you to run apps from your phone on a Windows PC (including running multiple apps at the same time). You will also receive notifications from your phone.

While the Mi 11 ships with MIUI 12.5 out of the box, 27 Xiaomi and Redmi phones are waiting for the update. The first beta versions have already been released, but the final builds will be released over the next few months.

This month, the U.S. government out of the blue blacklisted Xiaomi from the Department of Defense over suspicions that Xiaomi was somehow connected to the People’s Liberation Army of China. The sanctions in this case prohibit US investment in Xiaomi and also force current Xiaomi shareholders to sell their securities by November of this year. The day after this high-profile decision by the US government, Xiaomi released a statement in which it clarified that it has no ties to the Chinese armed forces, and also said that it was going to take «an appropriate course of action to protect the interests» of shareholders and the company as a whole. Well, now it’s time to turn the course of action into reality: Xiaomi has filed a lawsuit against the US government.

Xiaomi sued the US Department of Defense and the US Treasury. In her statement of claim, she emphasized that she is in no way controlled by or affiliated with the Chinese government or military. The company also noted that it manufactures products and provides services intended exclusively for civilian and commercial use. It also states that Xiaomi will suffer imminent, serious and irreparable harm if the restrictions come into effect.

How the confrontation between Xiaomi and the US government will end is unclear, but many experts agree that under the new President, the practice of blacklisting Chinese companies may be reversed, just like the decision made in haste under the leadership of Donald Trump, since Xiaomi was one of the last to enter the blacklist USA. A little earlier this happened to the well-known drone manufacturer DJI. In the first days of his administration, Joe Biden already canceled many decisions of his predecessor, and it is very possible that the same fate will befall the «black list» — if not completely, then at least partially.

This month, the US government out of the blue blacklisted Xiaomi from the Department of Defense due to suspicions that Xiaomi was somehow connected to the Chinese People’s Liberation Army. The sanctions in this case ban US investment in Xiaomi and also force Xiaomi’s current shareholders to sell their shares by November of this year. The day after this high-profile US government decision, Xiaomi released a statement explaining that it has no ties to the Chinese military, and also said that it was going to take «an appropriate course of action to protect the interests» of shareholders and the company as a whole. Well, now it’s time to turn the course of action into reality: Xiaomi has filed a lawsuit against the US government.

Xiaomi has sued the US Department of Defense and the US Treasury. In her statement of claim, she emphasized that she is in no way controlled by the Chinese government or the military and is not associated with them. The company also noted that it manufactures products and provides services exclusively for civil and commercial use. It is also noted that Xiaomi will suffer imminent, serious and irreparable damage if the restrictions come into force.

How the confrontation between Xiaomi and the US government will end is unclear, but many experts agree that under the new president, the practice of blacklisting Chinese companies can be canceled, as well as the decision made in a hurry under the leadership of Donald Trump, since Xiaomi was one of the last to be blacklisted. USA. A little earlier, this happened to the well-known drone manufacturer DJI. Joe Biden in the early days of his reign has already canceled many decisions of his predecessor, and it is very likely that the black list will suffer the same fate — if not completely, then at least partially.

According to China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, 90 companies have applied for the establishment of the National Technical Committee for the Standardization of Integrated Circuits. The body is planned to be created at the Chinese Institute of Electronics Standardization.

The semiconductor industry is one of the weakest in China. The purpose of the committee is to strengthen the weak areas of the semiconductor industry and to improve the work on the standardization of integrated circuits.

The list includes the companies Huawei, HiSilicon with, like Xiaomi, in semiconductors, the site unichip microelectronics, Zhanrui communications, the company ZTE microelectronics, MROT, mobile Detian, China mobile, China Unicom and ZTE, Tencent and other companies.

This committee will perform a wide variety of tasks. It is planned to improve the relevant standards, reduce the costs of development and operation, ensure a good industrial environment and increase the overall competitiveness of the industry.

New packaging technologies will also be monitored, various research and development works will be carried out, quality control and product requirements will be improved.

According to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China, 90 companies have applied for the establishment of the National Technical Committee for the Standardization of Integrated Circuits. The case is planned to be created at the China Electronics Standards Institute.

The semiconductor industry is one of the weakest in China. The purpose of the committee is to strengthen the weak sectors of the semiconductor industry and improve the standardization work of integrated circuits.

The list includes Huawei, HiSilicon, as Xiaomi, in semiconductor, unichip microelectronics, Zhanrui communications, ZTE microelectronics, SMIC, Detian Mobile, China Mobile, China Unicom and ZTE, Tencent and other companies.

This committee will perform a variety of tasks. It is planned to improve relevant standards, reduce development and operation costs, provide a good industrial environment, and improve the overall competitiveness of the industry.

new packaging technologies will also be monitored, various research and development activities will be carried out, quality control and product requirements will be improved.

The Bloomberg resource reported the start of a lawsuit against the United States by the Chinese electronics manufacturer Xiaomi. Xiaomi plans to sue the US government to lift its blacklist, which it has called «unconstitutional».

The lawsuit names US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen as defendants, although they did not hold their current positions at the time Xiaomi was blacklisted by the Trump administration. Austin and Yellen were appointed to their current posts by Joe Biden, who took office as president of the United States on January 20.

Due to the blacklist, US investors are now prohibited from buying securities from Xiaomi. They will also have to divest their assets by November 11, 2021. This can have serious consequences for the company. * "Xiaomi will face imminent, serious and irreparable harm if the order remains in effect and the restrictions come into effect,» the company said.

Under the Trump administration, Chinese smartphone and networking equipment companies such as Huawei and ZTE have been called national security threats. Ironically, Xiaomi does not sell its smartphones in the US, shipping only a few products to the country, including external batteries and the popular Xiaomi Mi Band fitness tracker.

Commenting on the filing of the lawsuit, Xiaomi made the following statement: «the company abides by the law and acts in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the jurisdictions in which it operates. The company reiterates that it provides products and services for civil and commercial use. The company confirms that it is not owned, controlled, or «is affiliated with the Chinese Armed Forces and is not a «military company of the Chinese Communist regime» as defined in the NDAA. The COMPANY will take appropriate measures to protect its interests and those of its shareholders.» .

The Bloomberg resource announced the start of a lawsuit against the United States by the Chinese electronics manufacturer Xiaomi. Xiaomi intends to court order the US government to cancel its blacklist, which it called «unconstitutional».

The lawsuit names US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen as defendants, although they were not in their current positions at the time Xiaomi was blacklisted by the Donald Trump administration. Austin and Yellen were appointed to their current positions by Joe Biden, who took office on January 20.

Due to the blacklist, US investors are now prohibited from buying securities from Xiaomi. They will also have to get rid of their assets by November 11, 2021. This can have serious consequences for the company. * «Xiaomi will face imminent, severe and irreparable damage if the order remains in place and the restrictions go into effect,» the company said.

Under the Trump administration, Chinese smartphone and network equipment companies such as Huawei and ZTE have been cited as a national security threat. Ironically, Xiaomi does not sell its smartphones in the US, only shipping a few products to the country, including power banks and the popular Xiaomi Mi Band fitness tracker.

Commenting on the lawsuit, Xiaomi made the following statement: «The Company complies with the law and operates in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the jurisdictions in which it operates. The Company reiterates that it provides products and services for civil and commercial use. The Company affirms that it is not owned, controlled, or is affiliated with the Chinese Armed Forces and is not a «military company of the Chinese communist regime» as defined by the NDAA. The Company will take appropriate measures to protect its interests and the interests of its shareholders.».

The Chinese company Xiaomi, according to Internet sources, is exploring the possibility of releasing a new wearable device. The description of the gadget is given in the recently published patent documentation.

The application for registration of the invention was filed on behalf of the Beijing company Xiaomi Mobile Software Co. The document is called «Smart glasses and glasses case» (Smart glasses and glasses case).

Xiaomi thinks about glasses with therapeutic functions. It is assumed that the device will be able to generate sound signals, electromagnetic waves, as well as light radiation (ultraviolet, infrared and / or visible).

According to the developers, the gadget will help in the treatment of various disorders and mental illnesses. These can be, for example, headaches, chronic fatigue, depression, anxiety, etc. In addition, glasses will help relieve eye strain after prolonged work at the computer.

Judging by the patent illustration, the outside of the device will look like regular glasses. It is said that there are various emitters to generate signals of one type or another. Power will be provided by the built-in rechargeable battery.

Alas, it is not yet clear when such a gadget may appear on the commercial market.