UPI Apps Volume Marketshare (July 2025)

- PhonePe : 45.88%
- Google Pay : 35.56%
- Paytm : 7.02%
- Navi : 2.28%
- super money : 1.3%
- CRED : 0.74%

Navi and Super Money Growing Significantly

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Samsung Display wins lawsuit against Chinese rival BOE Technology


Chinese display manufacturer BOE has been found guilty of stealing Samsung’s OLED technology and now faces a potential ban from the U.S. market lasting almost 15 years.

Samsung has launched the world’s first Micro RGB display with a 115-inch screen

Using tiny RGB LED backlights to deliver better color accuracy and contrast for premium TVs.

Xiaomi ends bootloader unlocking for some devices

Impacted Device Categories

This server shutdown encompasses a wide range of legacy Xiaomi devices. Unlocking support has now ended for first-generation Mi Mix models, all handsets featuring Snapdragon 600 series or older chipsets, tablets from the fourth generation and earlier, and the full Max lineup. Users with pre-Redmi Note series devices are also affected by these restrictions.

⚠️ Which Xiaomi smartphones and tablets can no longer be unlocked?

As of August 2025, Xiaomi has officially discontinued bootloader unlocking for a significant number of its older smartphones and tablets. This shift follows the company’s new policy, implemented after August 5, 2025, and the decommissioning of legacy unlocking servers. Here’s what’s affected:

Xiaomi Devices No Longer Unlockable
Phones:

Mi Mix (Original model)

All models with Snapdragon 600 series or older chipsets

Max series (Mi Max, Mi Max 2, Mi Max 3)

Pre-Redmi Note smartphones

Redmi 6 series and earlier (Redmi 6, 5, 4, etc.)

Tablets:

Xiaomi tablets up to the 4th generation (i.e., Mi Pad 4 and earlier)

General Rule:

Any Xiaomi, Redmi, or POCO device that never officially received HyperOS support is now locked permanently—bootloader unlocking is no longer available for these.

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