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Game developer CD Projekt Red has released the Patch 1.1 for Cyberpunk 2077 on PC, consoles and Google Stadia. The patch reportedly brings stability improvements, fixes for open world and quests, changes to the UI and visual fixes. Improvements to the game have reportedly been made to all platforms.

Latest reports indicate that Samsung's Galaxy S21 4G models have received Bluetooth SIG certification, hinting that they may be launched in non-5G regions worldwide. 

Latest reports indicate that Samsung's Galaxy S21 4G models have received Bluetooth SIG certification, hinting that they may be launched in non-5G regions worldwide. Samsung's Galaxy S21 5G models were launched in India on January 14, and feature the 5G-ready Exynos 2100 chipset, at a starting price tag of ₹69,999.

The Poco X2 smartphone has reportedly begun receiving the Android 11 update.

The Poco X2 smartphone has reportedly begun receiving the Android 11 update. While the phone maker had announced in July last year that the latest Android update would begin rolling out to devices soon, only now have users begun reporting that their devices are updating to Android 11. Reports say the update also brings with it the latest January Android security patch.

Samsung is reportedly set to invest over $10 billion in building its most advanced chipmaking plant in the US. 

Samsung is reportedly set to invest over $10 billion in building its most advanced chipmaking plant in the US. The South Korean tech giant is gearing up to catch up with industry leader TSMC when it comes to manufacturing logic chips, and is reportedly in discussions to open a facility in Austin, Texas. The new setup is expected to make Samsung capable of making chips on the 3 nanometer process, with operations set to begin as early as 2023.

LG has launched its K42 smartphone in India, with a military-grade MIL-STD-810G certified build.

LG has launched its K42 smartphone in India. The device comes with military-grade MIL-STD-810G certified build, and claims to have passed tests for shock, temperature and more. It features a 6.6-inch HD+ display, and runs on the MediaTek Helio P22 chipset with 3GB RAM and 64GB on board storage. There's a 13MP quad rear camera setup, and a 4,000mAh battery. The LG K42 comes with a free second-year warranty, costs ₹10,990, and will be available to purchase from Flipkart.

According to reports, Samsung's Galaxy F62 and Galaxy M02 smartphones have been spotted on the firm's official support page in India.

According to reports, Samsung's Galaxy F62 and Galaxy M02 smartphones have been spotted on the firm's official support page in India. Recent leaks have said the devices are soon going to be launched in the country. While the F62 is expected to be the second introduction in Samsung's F-series, the M02 is rumoured to get Android 10, 3GB RAM, and a Snapdragon chipset.

Reports say that European Union legislators have invited chief executives from Amazon, Apple, Alphabet and Facebook to a hearing in Brussels.

Reports say that European Union legislators have invited chief executives from Amazon, Apple, Alphabet and Facebook to a hearing in Brussels. Set for February 1, the hearing reportedly comes as a part of a crack down on the powers of large US tech companies. According to reports, the European Commission is gearing up to force big tech firms to play fairly with rivals, and do more to combat misinformation and harmful content on their platforms.

Reports say Samsung has stopped the rollout of its stable Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update for the entire Galaxy S10 series.

Reports say Samsung has stopped the rollout of its stable Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update for the entire Galaxy S10 series. While S10 devices had begun to receive the update in the first week of January in Switzerland and India, the rollout has reportedly been halted due to bugs in the firmware. While Samsung has not revealed the reason behind the move, reports say users began experiencing major bugs like camera blur and heating issues after the update.

Social media giant Facebook on Thursday said it is asking its independent experts to rule on whether former president Donald Trump's suspension from Facebook and Instag

Social media giant Facebook on Thursday said it is asking its independent experts to rule on whether former president Donald Trump's suspension from Facebook and Instagram should stand in place for instigating US Capitol Hill riots on January 6. Facebook is raising the issue with its independent oversight board, known informally as the Facebook 'supreme court'. The body has the authority to make binding rulings even chief executive Mark Zuckerberg must abide by.

Oppo's recently launched Reno5 Pro 5G smartphone has gone on sale in India via Flipkart, the Oppo India website, and offline retail outlets across the country.

Oppo's recently launched Reno5 Pro 5G smartphone has gone on sale in India via Flipkart, the Oppo India website, and offline retail outlets across the country. It features a 6.5-inch FHD+ 90Hz OLED display, and runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ chipset, with 8GB RAM on offer. There's a 64MP quad rear camera setup, and a 32MP selfie camera on the Reno5 Pro 5G, along with a 4,350mAh battery and 65W fast charging support. The Reno5 Pro 5G is available in a single variant with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, and costs ₹35,990.

The Oppo Enco X true wireless earbuds have gone on sale in India. 

The Oppo Enco X true wireless earbuds have gone on sale in India. They feature coaxial dual drivers, touch controls and active noise cancellation technology with a transparency mode. There's Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, support for SBC, AAC, LHDC codecs, and the charging case comes with USB Type-C and wireless charging options. Oppo claims the Enco X buds can deliver up to 4 hours of playback with the ANC turned on, that can be extended to 20 hours with the charging case. The Enco X have been priced at ₹9,990 in India, and are available to purchase from Flipkart and major offline retailers.

Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Thursday said that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will probe Cambridge Analytica data breach and determine if the firm 

Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Thursday said that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will probe Cambridge Analytica data breach and determine if the firm violated Indian laws. The CBI has registered a case against UK-based political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica and Global Science Research Ltd for &lsquo;illegal harvesting of personal data of 5.62 lakh Indian Facebook users&rsquo;, officials have said. CBI will investigate whether personal data from Indian voters and Facebook users was compromised by the political consultancy firm. Responding on the issue of &ldquo;action on the misuse of social media and fake news&rdquo;, the government said that it has &ldquo;entrusted the issue to be investigated by the CBI for possible violation of Information Technology Act, 2000

Google on Friday threatened to pull the plug on its search function in Australia if the government goes ahead proceeds with the proposed new media code. Australia is in

Google on Friday threatened to pull the plug on its search function in Australia if the government goes ahead proceeds with the proposed new media code. Australia is introducing a landmark law to make Google, Facebook and other tech companies pay media outlets for their news content. The tech giant has told a senate committee that if the new code were to become law, "it would give us no real choice but to stop making Google Search available in Australia." Australia announced the legislation last month after an investigation found that Google and social media giant Facebook held too much market power in the media industry.
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A Parliamentary panel on Thursday grilled executives from Facebook and Twitter over the blocking of home minister Amit Shah's Twitter account in November. The Twitter o

A Parliamentary panel on Thursday grilled executives from Facebook and Twitter over the blocking of home minister Amit Shah's Twitter account in November. The Twitter officials reportedly explained that they had to block the account temporarily as there was a copyright issue regarding a picture posted. The agenda of the meeting included safeguarding citizens' rights, preventing misuse of social news media platforms and women security in the digital space. Some panel members questioned how social media platforms could remove content when there is no law against it in India.

Vivo has announced offers for its recently launched Vivo V20 and V20 SE smartphones during the company's Republic Day sale that kicks off from January 21. HDFC Bank car

Vivo has announced offers for its recently launched Vivo V20 and V20 SE smartphones during the company's Republic Day sale that kicks off from January 21. HDFC Bank cardholders can get up to ₹2,000 cashback on purchases. The gorgeous looking Vivo V20 will be priced at ₹24,990 for the 8GB+128GB model and ₹27,990 for the 8GB+256GB variant during the sale period. Meanwhile, the Vivo V20 SE is priced at ₹20,990 for the 8GB+128GB model. It's worth nothing that mainline offers are available from 21st to 26th January across retail partners, while online offers start from 21st January and last till 25th January on vivo India E-store.

LG has launched its new Ultrafine Display Ergo 4K Monitor - 32UN880 in India, that enables the user to customize the workstation the way they want by adjusting the pivo

LG has launched its new Ultrafine Display Ergo 4K Monitor - 32UN880 in India, that enables the user to customize the workstation the way they want by adjusting the pivot, height and tilt for improved posture and productivity. The new LG 32UN880 Monitor also comes with an innovative Ergonomic Stand with C-Clamp that allows full movement of display for a comfortable, more flexible desktop setup, that further helps in increasing efficiency while working for long hours. At 80.01cm and 3840 x 2160 resolution, LG's new monitor with UHD 4K IPS Display offer HDR10, which helps in exceptional image quality and DCI P3 95% for color accuracy. The LG Ultrafine Display Ergo 4K 32UN880 monitor is priced at Rs ₹59,999.

Elon Musk&rsquo;s electric cars have come under scrutiny once again after a Model 3 reportedly exploded in an underground parking garage in China&rsquo;s Shanghai on Tu

Elon Musk&rsquo;s Tesla&nbsp;Model 3 reportedly exploded in an underground residential parking garage in Shanghai on Tuesday. According to the report by CNBC, no one was injured in the fire. The fire was likely caused by something hitting the underside of the car, Tesla said in a statement to Chinese media. Tesla has said that they are cooperating in the investigation being conducted by the fire department. A number of Tesla cars have exploded over the years, including in the US.&nbsp;Elon Musk&rsquo;s electric cars have come under scrutiny in China for other reasons, such as their self-driving technology.

Google's&nbsp;AI app, Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. The ne

Google's&nbsp;AI app, Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. The new milestone is noteworthy because Google Lens usually doesn't come pre-loaded on smartphones. Originally, launched back in 2018 as a separate entity, Google Lens uses image recognition to help users navigate the real world through Google Assistant. It lets you translate text in real-time, look up words, add events to your calendar, call a number, and more.

Oppo is all set to expand its portfolio of 5G smartphones in India. According to a new report, the company will bring at least six 5G Oppo phones in the country in 2021

Oppo is all set to expand its portfolio of 5G smartphones in India. According to a new report, the company will bring at least six 5G Oppo&nbsp;phones in the country in 2021. The exact time frame or launch window for these devices have not yet been revealed by Oppo. To recall, the Chinese smartphone maker launched its first 5G handset in India, the Reno 5 Pro on January 18. It features a 6.55-inch FHD+ OLED 90Hz display, and runs on the 5G-enabled MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ chip along with 8GB of RAM. The Reno5 Pro 5G has been priced at ₹35,990 in India, and will be available for open sale from January 22.

Bengaluru-based developer nCore Games has announced that FAU-G mobile game has received over four million pre-registrations on Google Play Store ahead of its official launch date of January 26th. Notably, the pre-registration is only available for Android users. The game is being marketed as an alternative to PUBG Mobile, but unlike the popular battle royale, FAU-G is said to be a third-person brawler game. Earlier this month, nCore Games had released a new trailer for FAU-G that shows Indian soldiers with assault rifles going up against PLA troops.

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LG's latest premium Tone Free FN7 true wireless earbuds pack in some great features like active noise cancellation and UVnano technology that eliminates 99.9% bacteria.

LG Tone Free FN7 Review: self-cleaning earbuds with active noise cancellation at ₹18,990

LG's latest premium Tone Free FN7 true wireless earbuds pack in some great features like active noise cancellation and UVnano technology that eliminates 99.9% bacteria. With an expensive price tag of ₹18,990, are these the self-cleaning earbuds your ears deserve? Watch our review to find out.

LG's latest premium Tone Free FN7 true wireless earbuds pack in some great features like active noise cancellation and UVnano technology that eliminates 99.9% bacteria. With an expensive price tag of ₹18,990, are these the self-cleaning earbuds your ears deserve? Watch our review to find out.

We've seen a lot of true wireless earbuds in 2020, everything from the AirPods to the AirPods Pro, and every product that tried to repeat Apple's success in the segment

Oppo Enco X TWS Review: best ANC earbuds under ₹10k?

We've seen a lot of true wireless earbuds in 2020, everything from the AirPods to the AirPods Pro, and every product that tried to repeat Apple's success in the segment. But for 2021, Oppo seems to have cooked up a new recipe. So, how does it taste? Let's find out!
These are the Oppo Enco X True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones. The design isn't radical, and the earbuds look fairly well crafted. There're inter-changeable silicone ear tips on offer in small, medium and large sizes, underneath which lie the coaxial dual drivers. The earbuds have touch-sensitive stalks and respond to multiple inputs. There's also a sensor for in-ear detection, so playback is paused when you take off an earbud, and resumed when you pop it back in your ear.
The buds are housed in a charging case that's finished in gloss, and features an oval design, with a brushed metal ring etched with the Oppo logo. On the side there's a button for pairing the earbuds, on the bottom there's a USB Type-C charging port and the case also comes equipped with Qi-compatible wireless charging.
The active noise cancellation on these earbuds works as well as you'd expect--for office, cafe and outdoor locations, there's strong noise cancellation, and audio is well isolated. Whether it's music playback or podcasts, even at 60% volume, there's barely anything that gets in, save for sudden, high-frequency noises like a car horn or a door being slammed.&nbsp;There're four modes on offer: noise cancellation off, noise cancellation, transparency and max noise cancellation, with the last two being enabled by default. You can switch through them by simply long pressing on either earbud, and a sound will confirm that the mode has been changed. If you want to access the other modes, you'll either have to use an Oppo phone, or download the Hey Melody Android app. You can also customise the double-tap feature, that's set to play the next track by default on both buds, and the triple-tap feature, that's disabled by default, until you set it up. You can also long touch and hold the earbud for more than 3 seconds to switch between connected devices, but that function has to be setup via the partner app first.
The touch controls on the Enco X earbuds work really well, and apart from being able to switch between noise cancellation modes, they can also be set to change tracks, play or pause music and summon voice assistants. Another nifty trick is volume control&mdash;just slide your finger up and down on either stalk to increase or decrease your media volume.
Now I rarely used the earbuds with noise cancellation completely off, because the transparency mode is fairly good here. It lets in voices and irregular noises, but still provides enough audio isolation. Max noise cancellation is good for when you're in a crowded place like a noisy office floor or train station, but if you don't like the blocked-out effect that comes with it, the regular noise cancellation mode should serve you well.
Sound quality on the Enco X earbuds is quite good--bass is punchy enough, without being over-powering. Lyrics come through clearly, as do instruments, and the earbuds do get really loud at maximum volume. 75% volume with ANC on is more than enough to isolate your media playback, even in moderately loud environments. There's support for AAC, SBC and LHDC codecs, that ensure clear transmission. These earbuds also get the latest Bluetooth 5.2 and support for Bluetooth Low Latency, which means better synchronicity between audio and video.
At this point, it's worth mentioning that the Enco X have been created with the help of Danish hi-fi audio brand Dynaudio, that brings its tuning expertise, and that's why these earbuds sound great in spite of how much easier they are on the pocket compared to other products. In fact, these earbuds can even tell if they're sitting properly in your ears--just open the app and tap on Earbud fit test.
On the battery front, there's a 44 mAh unit in the buds, and the charging case holds 535 mAh. With max ANC on, the Enco X will last around 3-4 hours, and the case will offer somewhere between 4 and 5 charges from 0% to full. There's IP54 water and dust resistance too, so the Enco X can handle workouts without trouble.
Now all in all, the Enco X earbuds offer a great package--build quality is strong, audio performance is nearly fault-less, and the pricing is really smart, at ₹9,990. In an ever-expanding sea of options for true wireless earbuds, these are a great choice.

We've seen a lot of true wireless earbuds in 2020, everything from the AirPods to the AirPods Pro, and every product that tried to repeat Apple's success in the segment. But for 2021, Oppo seems to have cooked up a new recipe. So, how does it taste? Let's find out! These are the Oppo Enco X True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones. The design isn't radical, and the earbuds look fairly well crafted. There're inter-changeable silicone ear tips on offer in small, medium and large sizes, underneath which lie the coaxial dual drivers. The earbuds have touch-sensitive stalks and respond to multiple inputs. There's also a sensor for in-ear detection, so playback is paused when you take off an earbud, and resumed when you pop it back in your ear. The buds are housed in a charging case that's finished in gloss, and features an oval design, with a brushed metal ring etched with the Oppo logo. On the side there's a button for pairing the earbuds, on the bottom there's a USB Type-C charging port and the case also comes equipped with Qi-compatible wireless charging. The active noise cancellation on these earbuds works as well as you'd expect--for office, cafe and outdoor locations, there's strong noise cancellation, and audio is well isolated. Whether it's music playback or podcasts, even at 60% volume, there's barely anything that gets in, save for sudden, high-frequency noises like a car horn or a door being slammed. There're four modes on offer: noise cancellation off, noise cancellation, transparency and max noise cancellation, with the last two being enabled by default. You can switch through them by simply long pressing on either earbud, and a sound will confirm that the mode has been changed. If you want to access the other modes, you'll either have to use an Oppo phone, or download the Hey Melody Android app. You can also customise the double-tap feature, that's set to play the next track by default on both buds, and the triple-tap feature, that's disabled by default, until you set it up. You can also long touch and hold the earbud for more than 3 seconds to switch between connected devices, but that function has to be setup via the partner app first. The touch controls on the Enco X earbuds work really well, and apart from being able to switch between noise cancellation modes, they can also be set to change tracks, play or pause music and summon voice assistants. Another nifty trick is volume control—just slide your finger up and down on either stalk to increase or decrease your media volume. Now I rarely used the earbuds with noise cancellation completely off, because the transparency mode is fairly good here. It lets in voices and irregular noises, but still provides enough audio isolation. Max noise cancellation is good for when you're in a crowded place like a noisy office floor or train station, but if you don't like the blocked-out effect that comes with it, the regular noise cancellation mode should serve you well. Sound quality on the Enco X earbuds is quite good--bass is punchy enough, without being over-powering. Lyrics come through clearly, as do instruments, and the earbuds do get really loud at maximum volume. 75% volume with ANC on is more than enough to isolate your media playback, even in moderately loud environments. There's support for AAC, SBC and LHDC codecs, that ensure clear transmission. These earbuds also get the latest Bluetooth 5.2 and support for Bluetooth Low Latency, which means better synchronicity between audio and video. At this point, it's worth mentioning that the Enco X have been created with the help of Danish hi-fi audio brand Dynaudio, that brings its tuning expertise, and that's why these earbuds sound great in spite of how much easier they are on the pocket compared to other products. In fact, these earbuds can even tell if they're sitting properly in your ears--just open the app and tap on Earbud fit test. On the battery front, there's a 44 mAh unit in the buds, and the charging case holds 535 mAh. With max ANC on, the Enco X will last around 3-4 hours, and the case will offer somewhere between 4 and 5 charges from 0% to full. There's IP54 water and dust resistance too, so the Enco X can handle workouts without trouble. Now all in all, the Enco X earbuds offer a great package--build quality is strong, audio performance is nearly fault-less, and the pricing is really smart, at ₹9,990. In an ever-expanding sea of options for true wireless earbuds, these are a great choice.

Oppo has introduced the new Reno5 Pro 5G smartphone in India with a price tag of ₹35,990. It comes equipped with top-of-the-line features like a 90Hz high refresh rate 

 Oppo Reno5 Pro 5G Review: Dimensity 1000+| AI Highlight Video | Priced at ₹35,990

Oppo has introduced the new Reno5 Pro 5G smartphone in India with a price tag of ₹35,990. It comes equipped with top-of-the-line features like a 90Hz high refresh rate OLED display, 65W SuperVooc 2.0 fast charging, Android 11.1, and the new MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ chipset. The smartphone also packs a 64-megapixel quad-camera system that flaunts the industry's first AI Highlight Video mode for better low-light shooting. Is Oppo Reno5 Pro 5G, the best mid-range premium phone that you can buy under ₹40K? Watch our review to find out!

Oppo has introduced the new Reno5 Pro 5G smartphone in India with a price tag of ₹35,990. It comes equipped with top-of-the-line features like a 90Hz high refresh rate OLED display, 65W SuperVooc 2.0 fast charging, Android 11.1, and the new MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ chipset. The smartphone also packs a 64-megapixel quad-camera system that flaunts the industry's first AI Highlight Video mode for better low-light shooting. Is Oppo Reno5 Pro 5G, the best mid-range premium phone that you can buy under ₹40K? Watch our review to find out!

Samsung has kicked off 2021 with an ultra bang! The company announced its Galaxy S21 Ultra, alongside the S21 &amp; S21+ devices on January and here's our first hands-o

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra: First Hands-On, Exynos 2100 chip, 108MP, 100x Space Zoom, 120 Hz

Samsung has kicked off 2021 with an ultra bang! The company announced its Galaxy S21 Ultra, alongside the S21 &amp; S21+ devices on January 14, and here's our first hands-on with the monster smartphone.
Samsung sent us the Phantom black colour variant to check out and its got this really nice haze glass finish which is very premium to the touch. The contour cut camera housing wraps around the side to become one with the frame. You won't find this look on any other device. The Ultra sports a 6.8-inch Edge Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X Infinity-O display, with HDR10+ support and a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate that runs at the screens highest resolution as well. This is the best OLED technology you'll find on a phone&nbsp; -&nbsp;Colours are punchy, blacks are super inky,&nbsp; and brightness is terrific at 1500nits, so using this phone outdoors won't be an issue. The display is also Wacom-compatible, so it can support Samsung's S Pen stylus, but S21 Ultra users will have to purchase the S Pen separately. The S21 Ultra runs on the latest Exynos 2100 chip for the Indian market and houses either 12GB or 16GB of RAM with up to 512GB of internal storage. There's a quad rear camera setup on the back, with a 108MP wide-angle sensor, a 12MP ultra-wide lens, and twin 10MP telephoto units that offer up to 100x Space Zoom. There's a 40MP selfie camera, and a 5,000mAh battery to keep the lights on. Like with the S21 devices, there's Gorilla Glass Victus, IP68 water and dust resistance and no charging adapter in the box. The phone is also powered by the latest Android 11 with One UI 3.1 running on top. Prices for the S21 Ultra start from ₹1,05,999 for the 256GB model, and the device is already up for pre-order,&nbsp;with sales starting from January 29. Stay tuned for our in-depth S21 Ultra review, coming soon on editorji!

Samsung has kicked off 2021 with an ultra bang! The company announced its Galaxy S21 Ultra, alongside the S21 & S21+ devices on January 14, and here's our first hands-on with the monster smartphone. Samsung sent us the Phantom black colour variant to check out and its got this really nice haze glass finish which is very premium to the touch. The contour cut camera housing wraps around the side to become one with the frame. You won't find this look on any other device. The Ultra sports a 6.8-inch Edge Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X Infinity-O display, with HDR10+ support and a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate that runs at the screens highest resolution as well. This is the best OLED technology you'll find on a phone - Colours are punchy, blacks are super inky, and brightness is terrific at 1500nits, so using this phone outdoors won't be an issue. The display is also Wacom-compatible, so it can support Samsung's S Pen stylus, but S21 Ultra users will have to purchase the S Pen separately. The S21 Ultra runs on the latest Exynos 2100 chip for the Indian market and houses either 12GB or 16GB of RAM with up to 512GB of internal storage. There's a quad rear camera setup on the back, with a 108MP wide-angle sensor, a 12MP ultra-wide lens, and twin 10MP telephoto units that offer up to 100x Space Zoom. There's a 40MP selfie camera, and a 5,000mAh battery to keep the lights on. Like with the S21 devices, there's Gorilla Glass Victus, IP68 water and dust resistance and no charging adapter in the box. The phone is also powered by the latest Android 11 with One UI 3.1 running on top. Prices for the S21 Ultra start from ₹1,05,999 for the 256GB model, and the device is already up for pre-order, with sales starting from January 29. Stay tuned for our in-depth S21 Ultra review, coming soon on editorji!

If you're looking for a fun-to-use versatile music playing machine, that seems to do everything, then&nbsp;Saregama&rsquo;s Carvaan might just be the right gadget for y

Saregama Carvaan Karaoke Review: 1000 Pre-loaded tracks and in-bulit display at ₹19,990

If you're looking for a fun-to-use versatile music playing machine, that seems to do everything, then&nbsp;Saregama&rsquo;s Carvaan might just be the right gadget for you.&nbsp; Not only does it pack in tons of pre-loaded songs, it even streams podcasts, news and plays music via Bluetooth connectivity.
But, the folks at&nbsp;Saregama&nbsp;thought this package could be made even better, so that&rsquo;s why they&rsquo;ve now introduced this&mdash;the&nbsp;Saregama&nbsp;Carvaan Karaoke.
Now at first glance, this new device looks like a simple face-lift on the Carvaan 2.0, and gets a lot of the same features as well. There's still 5,000 pre-loaded evergreen Hindi classics, with over 280 Wi-Fi based audio stations. Bluetooth, USB and Aux connectivity is present as well, as is FM/AM radio.
On the outside, there's a new metallic red colour, contrasted with piano black inserts. The convenient handle is present, as is the signature knob for changing the track and radio stations.
However, what's really new is the Karaoke button, 2 wireless mics and large 9-inch screen that rises from the body of the Carvaan.
The Karaoke function lets users sing along to 1,000 pre-loaded hit songs, that are categorised by artistes, actors, eras and moods too! The mics use standard AA batteries to run, and automatically connect to the Carvaan once it's been put in Karaoke mode. Lyrics run on the screen as the song plays, and in case a song is meant to be performed as a duet, there's colour coding at hand.
But in case you feel the screen isn't large enough, or you're performing at a party, you can hook up the Carvaan to a television using an HDMI cable!
When in Karaoke mode, users can use the mics to control the interface, but there's also a regular remote on offer that provides the same functions.
Similar to the Carvaan 2.0, this model can be used with the partner&nbsp;Saregama&nbsp;Carvaan App, and users can subscribe to&nbsp;Saregama's library on their smartphones.
So for ₹19,990 and a 1-year warranty, the&nbsp;Saregama&nbsp;Carvaan Karaoke offers all the familiarity and features of the previous models, along with a bonus feature that promises to be a regular party piece!
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If you're looking for a fun-to-use versatile music playing machine, that seems to do everything, then Saregama’s Carvaan might just be the right gadget for you. Not only does it pack in tons of pre-loaded songs, it even streams podcasts, news and plays music via Bluetooth connectivity. But, the folks at Saregama thought this package could be made even better, so that’s why they’ve now introduced this—the Saregama Carvaan Karaoke. Now at first glance, this new device looks like a simple face-lift on the Carvaan 2.0, and gets a lot of the same features as well. There's still 5,000 pre-loaded evergreen Hindi classics, with over 280 Wi-Fi based audio stations. Bluetooth, USB and Aux connectivity is present as well, as is FM/AM radio. On the outside, there's a new metallic red colour, contrasted with piano black inserts. The convenient handle is present, as is the signature knob for changing the track and radio stations. However, what's really new is the Karaoke button, 2 wireless mics and large 9-inch screen that rises from the body of the Carvaan. The Karaoke function lets users sing along to 1,000 pre-loaded hit songs, that are categorised by artistes, actors, eras and moods too! The mics use standard AA batteries to run, and automatically connect to the Carvaan once it's been put in Karaoke mode. Lyrics run on the screen as the song plays, and in case a song is meant to be performed as a duet, there's colour coding at hand. But in case you feel the screen isn't large enough, or you're performing at a party, you can hook up the Carvaan to a television using an HDMI cable! When in Karaoke mode, users can use the mics to control the interface, but there's also a regular remote on offer that provides the same functions. Similar to the Carvaan 2.0, this model can be used with the partner Saregama Carvaan App, and users can subscribe to Saregama's library on their smartphones. So for ₹19,990 and a 1-year warranty, the Saregama Carvaan Karaoke offers all the familiarity and features of the previous models, along with a bonus feature that promises to be a regular party piece!

Samsung's first smartphone of 2021, the Galaxy M02s has arrived in India, and we get you a first look at its features in this video.

Samsung Galaxy M02s Review: 6.5-inch display, triple camera, Snapdragon 450 SoC under ₹10,000?

Samsung's first smartphone of 2021, the Galaxy M02s has arrived in India, and we get you a first look at its features in this video.
The entry-level smartphone features a large 6.5-inch screen with HD+ Infinity V Display, runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 processor, and sports a rear triple camera system with a 13MP primary sensor.
The Samsung Galaxy M02s gets a starting price of ₹8,999 for the 3GB+32GB variant.

Samsung's first smartphone of 2021, the Galaxy M02s has arrived in India, and we get you a first look at its features in this video. The entry-level smartphone features a large 6.5-inch screen with HD+ Infinity V Display, runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 processor, and sports a rear triple camera system with a 13MP primary sensor. The Samsung Galaxy M02s gets a starting price of ₹8,999 for the 3GB+32GB variant.

The Skullcandy Spoke are the latest pair of affordable wireless earbuds from the American Audio accessory maker.

Skullcandy Spoke Review: best budget TWS earbuds under ₹3,000?

The Skullcandy Spoke are the latest pair of affordable wireless earbuds from the American&nbsp;Audio&nbsp;accessory&nbsp;maker.&nbsp;They offer plenty of features, but&nbsp;how much&nbsp;audio prowess can you pack&nbsp;into a pair of tiny buds that cost less than&nbsp;₹3,000? Let's find out!

The Skullcandy Spoke are the latest pair of affordable wireless earbuds from the American Audio accessory maker. They offer plenty of features, but how much audio prowess can you pack into a pair of tiny buds that cost less than ₹3,000? Let's find out!

The Realme Watch S smartwatch brings some outstanding premium features at a very affordable price point of ₹4,999. With things like 24/7 heart rate tracking, SpO2 level

Realme Watch S Review: best smartwatch for ₹4,999?

The Realme Watch S smartwatch brings some outstanding premium features at a very affordable price point of ₹4,999. With things like 24/7 heart rate tracking, SpO2 level monitoring and even an IP68 rating, this just might be the best value-for-money wearable. Watch our in-depth hands-on review to get close up with the Realme Watch S.

The Realme Watch S smartwatch brings some outstanding premium features at a very affordable price point of ₹4,999. With things like 24/7 heart rate tracking, SpO2 level monitoring and even an IP68 rating, this just might be the best value-for-money wearable. Watch our in-depth hands-on review to get close up with the Realme Watch S.

The Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is Samsung's most ambitious smartphone to date, and packs in every possible feature anyone could want in a premium device. There's a 6.8 inch 12

The Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is Samsung's most ambitious smartphone to date, and packs in every possible feature anyone could want in a premium device. There's a 6.8 inch 120 Hz OLED screen, 5,000 mAh battery, new Exynos 2100 chip, 108-megapixel quad-camera setup, 100x Space Zoom, and even 8K video recording. It also comes with a big price tag, starting at Rs 1,05,999. So, is the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra worth it or should you just opt for the regular S21 and S21+? Watch our review to find out!

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