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Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G LTE officially announced

Louie Diangson August 6, 2014 · 1 min read

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Xiaomi ha anunciado oficialmente el Redmi Note 4G LTE, la LTE contraparte del Redmi Note alimentado por octa-core, ahora con el CPU quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 y ejecutando Android 4.4 KitKat.

redmi note_1

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G LTE especificaciones:
Pantalla HD de 5.5 pulgadas IPS, 267ppi
1.6GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 MSM8928 CPU quad‑core
GPU Adreno 305
2GB RAM
8GB almacenamiento interno
hasta 64GB mediante microSD
Cámara trasera de 13 megapíxeles con flash LED
Cámara frontal de 5 megapíxeles
4G LTE (FDD-LTE/LDD-LTE)
3G (WCDMA/TD)
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth 4.0 LE
GPS, A‑GPS
USB OTG
MIUI V5.0 (Android 4.4 KitKat)
Batería de 3,100mAh
154 × 78.7 × 9.5mm
199 g

redmi note_3

El Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G LTE tiene un precio de 999 yuanes o alrededor de Php7,000 y estará a la venta en China a partir del 12 de agosto de 2014.

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85 Comments

kaikai · 12 years ago

5hrs na ko naghahalungkat kung saan makakabili nitong xiaomi redmi 4g, no results :( Gustong gusto ko pa naman nito as a xmas gift for myself haay

zhen4005 · 12 years ago

May issue lng ang android kung di ka marunong, lahat nagagawan ng paraan in the android world.

You can get the same features for less, and you wont pay double just for the brand.

Pag nanakaw iyak pa.

Well, Apple fandom is very wide spread and we can call them I-diots

ricer · 12 years ago

Bulok Xiaomi, samsung and lahat ng may android OS. Iphone pa rin ang The Best Phone in the world and alam niyo yun mga hampas lupa hahaha

zhen4005 · 12 years ago

Bawal fanboy d2..

Iphone is for Noobs… mga social climber nga naman eh…

Yeahman · 12 years ago

Yup I agree iphones are the best and one of the top graded phones in the world. Yan android dami issue tapos nag hahabol pa kayo sa mga cheap na china phones. Not worth it for me

zhizoicz · 12 years ago

China? Spying? meron bang bago, masyado fixated ang issue sa China pero ang NSA (National Security Agency) ng US eh nag sspy na ng matagal sa BUONG PLANETA

Josh · 12 years ago

How about the icloud? google drive? so U.S government is also collecting data. it is yours if you are signing in to miCloud. so dont sign in and no data will be collected.

jdGONEMAD · 12 years ago

it’s now august 14. any update on this? kelan to magiging available dito sa PH? sana nga Php 7k lang to.

henny · 12 years ago

pagdating s ram, battery at internal storage…THE BEST ANG XIAOMI…hindi cla nagtitipid…but sad to it is still only available in selected stores and places…kc smin dito s BATANGAS wla pa

joanna · 12 years ago

7000 php really?!!!

kuratong · 12 years ago

This is already available in lazada

William_C · 12 years ago

I think this privacy issue is overblown, every other app you install will know your cell number and some like Facebook, and most Launchers get every allowable permissions. Yes, they need it for notifications etc. but it could be used for other purposes if they like.

Most locally branded phones sources from multiple OEMs so you can’t be sure some aren’t installing Spyware either.

Hugo Barra had repeatedly responded to the issues. I think part of the problem is that Miui is made for China first and Internationally second. So many of the notifications, messages, themes are in Chinese. Like Cloud servers for sms, images, if you don’t understand that you had given them permission (since it is in Chinese), then you would think you are being spied on.

In the end, if you don’t trust the phone manufacturer, don’t buy it. If you have evidence that it is Spyware and break laws, report them to authorities. If not, then you could be sued for Libel for spreading false claims and bemirching others reputation. The Libel law had already been upheld by SC AFAIK.

Personally, as long as it don’t steal my financial details, I am okay. They can read my sms and laugh about my funny life all they want.

If you have comprising details and work for sensitive agencies, then these phones are not for you anyway. You need those that are certified as safe by your it department. To each his own.

Nelson · 12 years ago

Some people are just…..

Andrew · 12 years ago

Have we not gotten past this issue already, even gsmarena has this statement:
“We just wanted to make it clear that as an editorial team we stand behind them and for us it seems there is no truth to these allegations. Indeed, we may have helped aggravate the situation by reporting it rather… bluntly.”
Source: http://blog.gsmarena.com/regarding-xiaomi-data-leaking-controversy-editorial/
Believe what you want to believe, that is your opinion.

killercheeseburger · 12 years ago

According to the article in phonearena, there’s just this one user who’s “claiming” that his device has connected with an IP address in China. There’s no proof that this IP address is under the Chinese Government. Well there was a reader who pointed out that it is under the government, but that’s all he is – a reader without proof.

Also, there’s no trend. It’s just for one user.

Could it be a malware that the user has installed in his device and installed again after rooting and flashing? It’s rather unclear at this moment.

Cheers!

tmcr7 · 12 years ago

Tol question. Di ba ang flashing/wiping ay katumbas ng reformat sa PC kaya tanggal lahat ng installed programs?

Tama ka tol. Mag-isa lang siya. Pero pwedeng siya pa lang nakatuklas.

Sana lang tol, hindi totoo kasi nagbabalak din ako bumili dahil sa sobrang mura. Iniisip ko pa lang kung ano yung tradeoff…

Yousef · 12 years ago

Lmaoo buying this asap! I’m cancelling my plan on buying a smart LTE pocket wifi.

HoesAintLoyal · 12 years ago

@tmcr7 lol, spying device? So how bout the other local brands here which came also from china? Pls stop over watching too much cartoon network

tmcr7 · 12 years ago

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Report-Xiaomi-Redmi-Note-sends-photos-and-texts-to-Chinese-server_id58744

awts · 12 years ago

just because one redmi note user in hongkong claimed that his unit allegedly sending photos and text messages to a server in china ay totoo na, kung di kapa naman tanga, there are thousands or even millions who uses xiaomi phones including redmi note, dapat sana sabay2x or maski kalahati ng gumagamit ng redmi note ay nagsumbong/nagreklamo na.

Kobe · 12 years ago

Cherry Mobile User si tmcr7 — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJi91tQX20o , kaya pala galit sa Xiaomi. :)

http://en.miui.com/thread-31252-1-1.html – Hugo Barra Answers the Privacy Issues on Redmi Note & Mi Cloud

tmcr7 · 12 years ago

Yo Kobe! Thanks for sharing my video last 2010! 4 na taon andami na nagbago. Andami ko na nabiling ibang brands. Local at international. May galit ka ba sa akin? Don’t shoot the messenger.

Hindi sa akin galing ang balita na yan. I’m just sharing and warning fellow Pinoys about this particular Chinese brand. Nasa iyo pa rin kung gusto mo bumili dahil mura.

Kung ako lang tatanungin mo, mas gugustuhin ko mag-ingat muna.

BezelniAbuzalzal · 12 years ago

Hoy tmcr7 mas maganda cguro kung gumawa ka na lang ng sarili mong blog at sabihin na wag bumili ng xiaomi rednote. Ang lakas ng amats mo mag post dito na wag bumili dahil meron security threat. Ano ka ba talaga position mo? security adviser ng Octagon?

silbersuman · 12 years ago

pak dat shet! gusto namen dual sim version ng redmi note!

a · 12 years ago

nfc please

tmcr7 · 12 years ago

Xiaomi phones are equipped with spying devices that is collected by the Chinese government. Which explains why it is at a dirt cheap price.

bronzi · 12 years ago

Any proof? Please dont put blog links. Thanks

ace · 12 years ago

and why would the Chinese gov’t spy on a nobody like you or anyone else for that matter?
Common sense lng

tmcr7 · 12 years ago

The phone keeps on connecting to servers located in China even if it has already been flashed/rooted. I may not have the exact reason but, here are some related to national interest:

1. Economy
2. National security
3. Natural resources

What are the information you give using your smartphone?

1. Messages
2. Location
3. Photos/videos
4. Online behavior patterns
5. Financial info
6. Security passwords

I may be an insignificant person to China, but imagine if they could get a whole lot of info from millions of people? And Xiaomi is a new company. It’s up to you if you wish to trust them.

kobe · 12 years ago

@technomonarch.com

PR ng local brands?. Takot lang ang mga local brands na ang laking patong sa mga product nila. And sino ka naman para bigyan ng importansya ng china. How about the NSA? Na proven that they are spying ? Ano masasabi mo?

–

Rockafella · 12 years ago

Ok I see what you’re saying but still you don’t have any proof that it’s true. Man don’t believe on everything you hear or read on sites like FB or Reddit lahat yan puro conspiracies lang until proven. And it’s not like walang nagreregulate sa pagpasok ng mga imported phones dito.

bryan_mmx · 12 years ago

2010 is not a new company imho.
Did you try rooting/flashing the unit yourself? Try to get your hands on a unit first before you talk shit about it.

I own a redrice note1w. yes I saw the logs on my own phone sending data to a certain china server. No I didn’t root it because MIUI is so easy to use rooting is not necessary unless you use root required apps. And no I don’t give a shit about the privacy those chinaman can take a look at my hairy selfie butt anytime they want

tmcr7 · 12 years ago

PR ng local brands? Hello. International sa international site ko nabasa. Nagshare lang ako. Lakas mo naman makapagduda.

tmcr7 · 12 years ago

@Kobe, I’ve read Hugo’s statement. Pero tol, kung nabasa mo yung reklamo, nakapatay na yung MiCloud sa phone nung may ari pero kumakabit pa rin sa Chinese server.

Rockafella · 12 years ago

Ok bryan_mmx that was a little bit creepy at the end.

Nelson · 12 years ago

It is so funny when I read comment like this. Apple had the same problem before. Google know exactly where you are…Oh..be scared….By the way, Michael Jackson is still alive according to some other magazine…so is Elvis….You believe them too, right?

nokinoks · 12 years ago

Di ko gets, nag submit lang ng data to Chinese servers eh to Chinese government na kagad? O.O dafuq? Business model nila yung mag tipid sa production cost, so it would make sense na sa server nila sa China ipapadala yung data para walang gastos. Kesa kumuha pa sila ng server sa pinas, mas mabagal pero mas mura. Ngayon baka mag bago na yan since may website sila dito, pero ganun din baka ang servers eh asa China so same lang din palaXD

internetreader · 12 years ago

nabasa ko din yung acclaimed spyware
eto ung mga kinukuha nila daw

IMEI Number of your phone
IMSI Number (through MI Cloud)
Your contacts and their details
Text Messages

so para maiwasan kung totoo man .. gamit ng isang cp pang txt basic phone to be specific problem solve may mamaw kanang smartphone sa murang halaga wala pang inaalala

~gamers opinion

zhen4005 · 12 years ago

If this is what you think then Do not use internet at all.

Majority of your Modems are Either Huawei or ZTE. If not in your modem, the backbone is also composed of Chinese network appliance.

BTW Huawei has this issue too, installing spying scripts LOL … And you know what? a whole China is not enough to analyze all those Data if that is the case.

and if you can, why dont you try to capture the traffic passing through your phone? We can do that and we know what is right.

Source: I am a Network Engr.