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Xiaomi SU7 Ultra EV Registered in Germany: European Launch Incoming
Nothing Phone (3) vs Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: When Different Isn’t Always Better
Joel Joseph
July 08, 2025
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In today’s newsletter, we've got Xiaomi's SU7 Ultra EV closer to making its European debut with German registration, Nothing facing criticism for their Phone (3)'s flagship pricing with sub-flagship specs, and Xiaomi quickly shutting down rumors about ending their valuable Leica partnership.
Plus, we're seeing innovative launches from Lumio's smart projectors targeting India's underserved market to Xiaomi's unique boil-and-cool water purifier catering to traditional Chinese preferences.
Here's what you'll discover in today's tech roundup:
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra EV's German registration signaling imminent European launch
Nothing Phone (3) vs Galaxy S24 Ultra: Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 positioning questioned
Xiaomi's official denial of Leica partnership split rumors, confirming stronger collaboration
Lumio's Arc 5 and Arc 7 smart projectors targeting India's underserved midrange segment
Xiaomi's innovative water purifier with 100°C boiling and flash-cooling technology
Additional insights on Honor X70's massive 8300mAh battery, Amazon Prime Day deals, and flagship foldable comparisons
Read on for all the details!
Xiaomi’s much-anticipated SU7 Ultra electric vehicle has just been registered in Germany, marking a major step towards its European debut. The brand’s first electric vehicle has already made headlines in China.
Now, a company executive has shared an image posing with the SU7 Ultra with a German license plate.
Read on to find out more.
 The third iteration of the Nothing Phone is finally here, and it’s already getting torched by users online. Not because it’s outright bad, but because the Nothing Phone (3) tries to play in the flagship space with what many are calling a sub-flagship core. It uses the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 instead of the full-blown Snapdragon 8 Elite, sticks to its niche design aesthetic, and lands with a price tag that puts it head-to-head with some flagship phones. |  Xiaomi has officially responded to recent rumors suggesting an end to its collaboration with Leica, firmly denying any plans to break ties. The speculation originated from a leak posted by tipster Digital Chat Station, which claimed that Xiaomi’s partnership with Leica was coming to a close. The rumor quickly gained traction across social media and news outlets. We covered it too. Wang Hua, Xiaomi’s General Manager of Public Relations, publicly addressed the claim and dismissed it as baseless. |
 Lumio has announced the launch of two new smart projectors, the Arc 5 and Arc 7, as part of its entry into India’s growing but underdeveloped home projector segment. The company aims to address a clear gap in the market, where most options are either low-end devices under Rs. 12,000 ($140) or expensive models priced above Rs. 50,000 ($584). The Arc series targets the midrange segment between Rs. 20,000 ($234) and Rs. 50,000 ($584), which remains largely unserved in India. |  Xiaomi has launched a new Mijia desktop water purifier in the Chinese market. It features boiled water that is cooled to room temperature, a traditional Chinese drinking habit believed to be safer and easier on the stomach than raw tap or even refrigerated water. The product is now available for pre-order on JD.com at 2,699 yuan (approximately $376) and will officially go on sale at midnight on July 15. |
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