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The Xiaomi India head also took a strong stand against misinformation.

Manu Jain, Xiaomi’s India head and international vice president, was non-committal on Poco's future.

Chinese smartphone players have initiated a second wave of sub brand launches betting on dual branding.

Poco, RealMe, Innelo are the new sub-brands of established ones such as Xiaomi, Oppo and new player iVoomi, respectively.

You can unlock the phone even in the dark, thanks to Infrared Face Unlock.

Xiaomi is looking to shake up the market with a new sub-brand called Poco.

A number of brands, mostly Chinese, are looking at moving up the price ladder by launching new models in the $500-plus segment.

The executive said that the prices of flagship smartphones have gone past the $1000 mark, while the pace of innovation has slowed down.