Samsung's teasing video of what is widely assumed to be the Galaxy Note 2 gave whimsical, fleeting glances of the upcoming phablet, but little else. Fans of a more technical nature were left wanting ...

The Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is official, and it’s arrived with one main purpose: To take over from the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 as the world’s most desirable big-screen smartphone. Xiaomi’s not messing around ...

Xiaomi's Mi Not 2 hasn't been getting the respect it probably deserves. After all, the phone was overshadowed at its own very launch event by Xiaomi's other new phone, the bezel-less Mi Mix. And even ...

It was only last month when Xiaomi launched the Mi 5s and Mi 5s Plus, but the Chinese company is already back with yet another flagship model. What we have here is the Mi Note 2 which, as you can tell ...

The long wait is finally over, the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 has been unveiled and indeed the wait proved to be worth while. The device lived up to its billing as a unique one, different from all the amazing ...

Once you get to know the device inside and out, you’ll soon realize that the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 offers an experience that is quite compelling in both hardware and software, and instead of just being a ...

Samsung said today it has sold more than 5 million Galaxy Note 2 devices worldwide, just two months after the product was first released. The 5.5-inch device is selling at roughly three times faster ...

So, you've been tinkering with our favourite custom ROMs for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, but oh no! Something's gone wrong and you've ended up with a bricked phablet? Or perhaps you've just had enough ...

Xiaomi may not like being called a copycat, but it's hard not to make the association when its latest flagship, Mi Note 2, looks a whole lot like a Samsung Note7 wrapped in the iPhone 7's signature ...

Your Note 7 replacement has arrived. No, it’s not from Samsung, it’s from Xiaomi, and it’s called Mi Note 2. Unveiled minutes ago at a Beijing press event, the Mi Note 2 bears a striking resemblance ...

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