This is how Xiaomi wants to eventually win the U.S. market
(Android Central)

Not with a bang, but with surgically precise planning. Smartphone nerds are universally familiar with the name Xiaomi, though few in the U.S. have ever held one of its phones. The brand is explosively popular in many other countries in the world, most recently experiencing growth in India and Spain, but you can`t buy a single Redmi or Mi Mix phone from an American retailer yet. After the recent and spectacular failures of Huawei and ZTE in the U.S., it`s not difficult to understand why the company is cautiously planning its Stateside launch strategy. But even in the face of those events, Xiaomi remains convinced it will start selling hardware to Americans within the next year or so. To make this work, its plan is to sit back and learn as much as it can about this new market and then approach it like the giant it is. When sitting down with Xiaomi at Google I/O 2018, just after Google announced the Android P developer preview was coming to the Mi Mix 2S, we asked John Chan, the head...