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Logotype Am pornit din numele cafenelei OMI, luand in considerare designul preferat lui Xiaomi: minimalism. Incercand sa evit incarcarea cu prea multe detalii, in logo am folosit linii clar definite. Logoul am vrut sa fie descriptiva, adica sa contine literele cafenelei. Fiind ca nici Xiaomi nu foloseste o mare paleta de culori, am hotarat ca voi face in alb-negru, dar aceasta nu a avut o importanta atat de mare, ca liniile clare ale formelor. Am folosit fontul preferat al firmei Xiaomi care este folosit si in sistemul de operatiune MIUI: Roboto. In final am creat o litera 'O' special, care poate sa fie folosit si individual, fara numele firmei. Am taiat un cerc cu o linie mai groasa. Forma taieturii este trapezoidala, si nu numai din cauza ca cercul interioara este mai mica decat cea exterioara, ci am taiat mai mult la aceasta forma.
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Lei Jun In less than five years, the company has gone from startup to global player in the smartphone market. Analysts compare it to Apple. Its products cover both the low-end and the high-end of the market. Foreign companies sometimes have a hard time getting recognition in the U.S. In an attempt to alleviate this, here’s a straightforward look at what Xiaomi is and where it’s headed. What is Xiaomi? Xiaomi makes and invests in smartphones, mobile apps, laptops, home appliances, bags, shoes, consumer electronics, and many other products. Why should I care about a Chinese smartphone manufacturer? Xiaomi’s meteoric growth has taken it from startup to major player in just a few years. This is thanks in part to its native Chinese market, which has seen smartphone adoption rise sharply. If it can continue to see growth in China and other emerging markets, Xiaomi could eventually rival Apple in the smartphone market.
Where did this company come form? Xiaomi was founded in June 2010 as a collaboration among partners including mobile chip developer Qualcomm and Temasek Holdings, which is an invest- ment firm owned by the Singaporean government. The company’s first product was Andro- id software, with its first phone (the Xiaomi Mi1) having been released in August 2011. After that, Xiaomi’s rise to success was swift. In 2014, the company sold 61 million phones, more than triple the number it moved in 2013. At the end of 2014, the company received $1.1 billion in funding, bringing its valuation to a staggering $45 billion. How big is Xiaomi? The company’s valuation sits between $40 billion and $50 billion, based on its most recent funding round. In 2014, Xiaomi brought in revenues of $12 billion, according to Bloomberg. That is still quite small compared to Apple, which had sales of $182.8 billion in its most recent fiscal year. Samsung’s 2014 revenue was about $200 billion.
Does Xiaomi make just smartphones? What does “Xiaomi” mean in English? No. It makes a phablet that seems to be Xiaomi means “millet,” which is a grain aimed at the iPhone 6 Plus. It makes that is staple of diets in various parts of headphones. It just released a streaming the world. The company name in Manda- box similar to Roku and Apple TV. rin characters is 小米. It is also reportedly looking to make
investments in other areas, including smart-home technology. Any controversies? This is the smartphone market. Of course there are some controversies. Xiaomi has been accused by various companies of infringing on patents. Ericsson sued Xiaomi and was able to win a court order in December that blocked the sale of Xiaomi devices in India. Ericsson is claiming that Xiaomi is violating patents on wireless networks, which the companies have previously been in talks to license. Xiaomi has a very thin patent portfolio, which analysts worry may stall the company’s growth as it attempts to move into other markets. While that issue is not as much of a problem in China, it has still faced some legal problems in its homeland. Video website Youku Tudou sued Xiaomi in October 2013 for streaming certain TV shows on its set-top box. This will be an issue to watch going forward, as Xiaomi comes into more direction competition with the players in this industry. Some believe it could be only a matter of time until it meets Apple in a courtroom. Plans in the feature? We have many plans. We would like to launch some new products too, but I can’t tell anything concrete now.
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