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iQOO Buds India Launch Set for August 20, Design and Amazon Availability Teased
iQOO Buds is confirmed to launch in India on August 20. The Vivo sub-brand has shared an official poster revealing the design of the upcoming TWS earphones. It is teased in a black shade with an in-ear design. The iQOO Buds TWS earphones will be launched alongside the iQOO Z11. The upcoming handset will come…
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iQOO 15, iQOO 15R, iQOO Neo 10 and Redmi Turbo 5 Prices in India Hiked As the RAM Crisis Persists
iQOO and Redmi have raised the prices of their recently launched smartphones in India by up to Rs. 13,000. The Vivo sub-brand has raised the prices of the iQOO 15, iQOO 15R, and iQOO Neo 10. The flagship iQOO 15 has witnessed the biggest price jump in India compared to its launch price. The iQOO…
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Google Pixel 11 Pro EPREL Listing Shows Lower Drop Resistance Compared to Other Pixel 11 Siblings
Google launched its Pixel 11 series earlier this week. The European Product Registry for Energy Labelling (EPREL) has now published the energy efficiency, durability, and repairability ratings for the Pixel 11 family, which reveal that the Pixel 11 Pro lags behind its siblings in the drop test. .
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Marvel’s Wolverine Will Have 60 FPS Ray Tracing Mode and New Game Plus at Launch, Insomniac Games Confirms
Insomniac Games has confirmed performance details for Marvel’s Wolverine. The game will support 60fps on the base PS5. The default graphics mode will include 60fps and ray tracing features, the studio has confirmed. Additionally, Marvel’s Wolverine will launch with New Game Plus.
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DJI Osmo 360 II Launched With Native 8K 60fps Recording, Replaceable Lenses: Price, Specifications
DJI Osmo 360 II was launched on Thursday as the successor to its Osmo 360 panoramic camera, which debuted last year. The flagship high-performance action camera is equipped with dual 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensors. The company claims it can record native 8K panoramic videos at up to 60fps. The DJI Osmo 360 II offers up…
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Google Reportedly Confirms Tensor G6 Chip Is Built on TSMC’s 3nm Process, Not 2nm as Rumoured
The Made by Google event was held earlier this week, where the Pixel 11 series was unveiled, alongside other ecosystem products. Google’s latest generation flagship smartphones are powered by the proprietary Tensor G6 chipset, which promises on-device AI capabilities and a more powerful TPU. It was previously believed to arrive as TSMC’s first 2nm processor,…
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Poco M8x 5G India Launch Teased, Microsite Reveals Design and Availability Details
Poco M8x 5G will be launched in India soon, the Xiaomi sub-brand has confirmed. A dedicated microsite for the upcoming smartphone is now live on Flipkart, which confirms the handset’s availability in the country via the e-commerce platform. The design of the phone has also revealed. The Poco M8x 5G is shown to feature a…
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Google Gemini 3.7 Flash Launched Globally With Enhanced Capabilitiesfor For Web Development and Software Engineering
Google has launched its new AI model, namely Gemini 3.7 Flash, which succeeds the July-released Gemini 3.6 Flash model. Google claims that the Gemini 3.7 Flash offers enhanced capabilities over its predecessor in multiple departments. The AI model is claimed to provide improved intelligence for complex workflows, coding, workflow automation, document comprehension, web development, and…
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Apple Patent Shows How Its Smart Glasses Could Tackle Recording Privacy Concerns
Apple has filed a patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) that indicates the use of audio indicators during recordings. The patent titled “Secure Audio Indicators For Electronic Devices” suggests that Apple is looking to tackle growing privacy concerns around smart glasses. It could address the risk of their cameras and microphones…
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Bitcoin Struggles to Reclaim $64,000 as Thin Liquidity Limits Recovery
Bitcoin remained near Rs. 60.5 lakh despite softer US CPI and PPI data, with reduced expectations of a September Federal Reserve rate hike failing to spark a stronger crypto recovery. Weak spot-market activity and more than $200 million in Bitcoin ETF outflows this week continue to limit momentum.
