Poco F2 May Launch Soon, Suggests Trademark Application

Xiaomi last calendar month hinted that it may be working on a second-gen Poco-branded device, and a new report at present suggests that the company might finally launch it this year subsequently well-nigh two years of inactivity. According to reports, Xiaomi has filed a trademark application for the 'Poco F2' name, suggesting that the successor to the much-loved Poco F1 (also known in some markets as the Pocophone F1) is coming sooner rather than after.

While the device will virtually certainly exist launched equally the Poco F2 in Bharat, it will be interesting to meet if it will be called Pocophone F2 globally to follow up on its predecessor, which was marketed outside India as the Pocophone F1. While there'due south hardly any info about the device as of at present, we'll hopefully get some details in the days to come, giving us some idea about what to wait in terms of its hardware specs and software features.

#Xiaomi files trademark application for POCO F2

And then the POCO series exists and POCO F2 is coming shortly …..#xiaomi #pocoPhone #POCOF2 pic.twitter.com/3JDwplv9IJ

— the_tech_guy (@_the_tech_guy) Jan 11, 2020

In case y'all don't know it already, the GM of Xiaomi Republic of indonesia and the head of Pocophone global, Alvin Tse, recently confirmed that the visitor plans to revive the Poco brand in 2020, although, he didn't given whatsoever details on the matter, which means we might still have to wait a fleck longer to get more details on the field of study.

Rumors prior to the launch of the Redmi K20-series in Bharat claimed that the company might rebrand one of those devices every bit the Poco F2 in the country, only as nosotros now know, things didn't quite plow out that way. While Xiaomi ever denied plans to kill off the Poco make, persistent rumors suggested that the company is planning to kill off the value-for-money brand for skillful. The resignation of Jai Mani, the brand'south operational caput, was thought to be the final nail in the coffin of the Poco brand, but latest developments suggest otherwise, which is certainly welcome news for all Poco fans around the earth.