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"XIAOMI MI PLAY SPOTTED IN LEAKED VIDEO AHEAD OF TODAY’S LAUNCH" Xiaomi Mi Play spotted in leaked video ahead of today’s launch Xiaomi Mi Play is due to launch in China today, and a video showing the device from the front has been leaked on Weibo. Xiaomi Mi Play is due to launch today in China, but the phone and its specifications have already been leaked several times. In the latest, a Weibo video gives a look at the Xiaomi Mi Play phone and its features. According to GizmoChina, which has shared the video from Weibo, the video of the Mi Play shows only the front of the device, which reveals that the side bezels are still present, though they are not so thin. It also has a thick chin, and a waterdrop notch. The Mi Play video shows the phone in a Black colour variant.

The display on the Mi Play will have a resolution of 2280 x 1080 pixels, which will come to 432 ppi pixel density. It looks like Xiaomi is launching a phone with a smaller display for those who prefer more compact devices, rather than the 6-inch screens, which have become the norm. The Xiaomi Mi Play phone also had dual-rear cameras at the back, which are vertically arranged, which is similar to what we have seen on other Xiaomi Mi phones like the Mi 8, etc. Earlier a poster with the specifications of the Mi Play was leaked online, which revealed most of the details about the phone. According to the poster, Mi Play will come with 6GB RAM, 64/128GB storage, 5.84-inch display, a MediaTek display, and 3000 mAh battery.

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The China price of the phone was listed as Yuan 1699, which is around Rs 17,250 plus in Indian currency on conversion. The Mi Play is supposed to come with the MediaTek Helio P70 processor, although Xiaomi has not yet confirmed this bit of information. Mi Play’s rear camera set up could be 12MP +5MP, and we have seen Xiaomi use a similar configuration on the Poco F1 in India.

Earlier reports claimed Mi Play will be a rebranded variant of Poco F1, which was launched globally, but not meant for the China market at all. However, if this phone comes with the MediaTek processor, then it will be a completely different device. "HUAWEI’S CFO “PRINCESS” MENG WANZHOU IS REPORTEDLY “COMMUNIST ROYALTY”" Huawei’s CFO “Princess” Meng Wanzhou is reportedly “Communist royalty” But as pointed out today by the York Post, there is more to Meng Wanzhou than what has been previously reported. Known in the country as “Princess Meng,” her grandfather, who was vice governor of China’s largest province, was a close friend to Chairman Mao during the Chinese Civil War. The York Post calls her “Communist royalty.” And currently, she is being groomed to succeed her dad, Ren Zhengfei, as chairman of Huawei.

Don’t forget that the company is the second largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, and the global leader in networking equipment. But there is more. The Post article calls Huawei a “spy agency” for the Communist party and reaches this conclusion by noting that the Communist party has called for all companies in the country to join forces to gather information. Article 7 of China’s National Intelligence Law states that “All organizations and citizens must support, assist with, and collaborate in national intelligence work, and guard the national intelligence work secrets they are privy to.” U.S. lawmakers have been concerned that Huawei phones and networking equipment spy on American consumers and corporations, sending information to China’s Communist government. FBI Director Christopher Wray says that Huawei’s smartphones can be used to “maliciously modify or steal information (and) conduct undetected espionage.