Xiaomi has invested heavily in 5G, but that hasn't stopped the company from looking to the future of connectivity as it has already started looking into 6G technology. That's right, you may not have a 5G phone yet, but the technology waits for no one. Xiaomi recently launched the Redmi 10X series in China, an incredibly cheap 5G phone, but CEO Lei Jun told Chinese news agency Xinhua News that the manufacturer has started a preliminary investigation into 6G. However, no further details have been released. Jun also hinted that Xiaomi is clearing out its current stock of 4G phones in China to make room for its 5G models, but it's unclear if it will only supply 5G phones in the future.
Internet for all
Xiaomi has also turned its attention to satellite internet and how it might work specifically with its phones. For those who live in rural areas, where there is no infrastructure for mobile networks or broadband broadband, satellite internet can help connect more people. Since Xiaomi offers many internet services in China, more users coming online will only help the company to expand its reach. Xiaomi has continued to expand its offering into Western territories and recently launched the Xiaomi Mi Note 10, Xiaomi Redmi Note 8T and Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro. The company is also working on a foldable-style foldable phone, which could compete with the Moto Razr and Galaxy. Z Flip. Via Android Authority