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Samsung's new compact SSD comes with fast read speeds and 4TB of storage.

Samsung PSSD T7 Shield with 4TB storage launched in India

Samsung's new compact SSD comes with fast read speeds and 4TB of storage.

Samsung has launched its latest external storage device, the PSSD T7 Shield, in India.
The portable solid state drive boasts 4TB of storage, while maintaining a compact size.
The device is equipped with read speeds of up to 1,050 MB/s and runs on USB 3.2 Gen2 and embedded PCI NVMe technology, leading to a download time of 8.0 seconds for 4K, 4.8GB video.
The 4TB PSSD T7 Shield will be available at a starting price of ₹30,000 in India.

The Samsung Galaxy F14 is now up for purchase starting from ₹14,490

 Samsung Galaxy F14 5G is now available on Flipkart, Samsung.com and retail stores

The Samsung Galaxy F14 is now up for purchase starting from ₹14,490

The Samsung Galaxy F14 is now up for purchase and offers features such as Samsung's in-house Exynos 1330 SoC and a 6000mAh battery with 25W fast charging. It also supports 13 5G bands and has a 6.6&rdquo; Full HD+ 90Hz display protected by Gorilla Glass 5. It runs on One UI 5 based on Android 13 and Samsung has promised to provide up to 2 generations of OS upgrades and up to 4 years of security updates for the Galaxy F14 5G.
The phone can be purchased in three colours - O.M.G. Black, G.O.A.T. Green, and B.A.E. Purple - through Flipkart, Samsung.com, and retail stores. The 4+128GB and 6+128GB versions of the Galaxy F14 5G are priced at ₹14,490 and ₹15,990, respectively with an additional ₹1,500 discount available for ICICI bank cardholders.

Ads are coming to Microsoft's new Bing AI chatbot.

Bing AI chatbot to soon feature ads

Ads are coming to Microsoft's new Bing AI chatbot.

Microsoft's new GPT-powered Bing, which now has more than 100 million everyday active users, is about to feature ads, the tech giant confirmed.
Although it's unclear how the ads will appear, Microsoft suggested they could be included in the chat experience and that the ad revenue would be shared with partners whose content was involved.
Such a move would help drive traffic to Bing's publishers.&nbsp;

The new Nothing Ear (2) promises to sound better and be superior in every way compared to the Ear (1). Is it refined enough to compete with established rivals at ₹9,999?

Nothing Ear (2) review: A worthy sequel

The new Nothing Ear (2) promises to sound better and be superior in every way compared to the Ear (1). Is it refined enough to compete with established rivals at ₹9,999?

Nothing is still considered a new brand, but it has been around for long enough to launch its second-gen product.
With these new Ear 2s, the company also believes that it can compete with established players in the market, because they are priced at ₹9,999.&nbsp;
Confidence in engineering or just overconfidence? Time to find out!
Design
The Nothing Ear 2 looks almost identical to the Ear 1s, because this time around, the focus has been on refinement, and not breaking new ground with design.&nbsp;
So, you yet again get a semi-transparent aesthetic with these earbuds. In fact, the earbuds are exactly the same as their predecessors, except for the Ear (2) branding.&nbsp;
However, the charging case has shrunk marginally. But it is still too big and thick. This becomes all the more apparent when you compare it to its rivals.&nbsp;
For me, earbuds are considered portable if they pass the coin pocket test, and this case isn't even close.&nbsp;
However, while the case might be bulky, the buds themselves are supremely comfortable, and you can easily wear them for extended periods of time. You also get additional eartips in the retail box to customise the fit to your liking.&nbsp;
Moving on, the Ear 2s have an IP54 rating for water and dust resistance. But what&rsquo;s awesome is that the charging case has an IP55 rating, and that&rsquo;s something you do not find on most TWS earbuds.
Connectivity
The Ear 2s have Bluetooth 5.3, and connect to your Android or iOS device via the Nothing X app. This app is quite intuitive to use, with all the controls laid out in a straightforward way.&nbsp;
These buds also feature Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair for quick connectivity.
When it comes to Bluetooth codecs, you get support for AAC, SBC and the new LHDC 5.0. However, aptX support is still missing.&nbsp;
There is also a low-lag mode on these earbuds. I highly recommend switching it on if you intend to use it with a Windows 11 computer to avoid latency.&nbsp;
Controls
Controls are my favourite part of the Nothing Ear 2.&nbsp;
Gone are the swipe-based gestures of the Ear 1s, you now get pressure sensitive squeeze controls on the stems. Each earbud has a dedicated pressure sensor which can be easily located while wearing since it is slightly recessed.&nbsp;
This leaves zero room for accidental triggers and adds to the overall user experience.
The squeeze-based gestures for each earbud can also be individually customised in the Nothing X app.
You also get wear detection on the Ear 2s, which, in my experience, worked pretty well.
Audio &amp; Call Quality
The Ear 2s come with 11.6 mm custom drivers and are 24 bit hi-res audio certified.
Out of the box, the More Bass setting is enabled by default.&nbsp;
However, the overall sound signature of these earbuds is quite bright. This means that irrespective of the EQ setting you&rsquo;re in, the treble always makes its presence felt.&nbsp;
But, the only time the high frequencies can be overpowering is when you are in the More Treble setting.&nbsp;
Despite the high emphasis on treble, these buds are also capable of producing rich and deep bass in the aforementioned More Bass mode. The balance between bass and treble in this mode will be enjoyed by a lot of Gen-Z folks.
You get 5 EQ settings in the app, including a custom one. The custom setting looks extremely simple with dedicated sliders for bass, treble, and mid frequencies. However, playing around with these sliders does not alter the audio output as dramatically as you might expect.
But, things get really interesting from here. You also have a personal sound profile in the app, for which, you have to take a rather annoying hearing test so that it can adjust the sound profile of these earbuds according to your ears.&nbsp;
It looked very gimmicky at first, but it positively changed the audio performance of these buds for me.&nbsp;
The same EQ setting sounds drastically different with the personal sound profile enabled and disabled, with the former sounding better.
I can just hope this custom sound thing works as well for everyone as it worked for me.
Anyway, at full volume, the sound also does not get distorted at all.
Also, the call quality via the in-built mics of these earbuds was pretty impressive, with good environmental noise cancellation.&nbsp;
ANC
The Ear 2s feature both, ANC and transparency modes. The ANC is also adaptive and can set its intensity automatically.
However, the ANC performance is mediocre at best. It's decent for fans and AC hums, but that&rsquo;s about it.&nbsp;
On the flipside, there is no artificial suction in your ears with ANC on, so there is no ear fatigue.
The transparency mode is also very impressive. It sounds extremely natural, without giving you a feeling that noises around you are force-fed into your ears.&nbsp;
Battery Life
Nothing claims 4 hours of battery life per earbud with the ANC switched on, and I could easily hit that number during my testing period. However, do keep in mind that using the higher-res LHDC codec all the time will have an adverse effect on the battery life.&nbsp;
If you have ANC switched off, and are not using LHDC at all, you can extract a combined 36-hour battery life from these earbuds, but what&rsquo;s the point if the key features of the earbuds are not put to use?
Just like the Ear 1s, you also get wireless charging as standard here.&nbsp;
Verdict
The Nothing Ear 2s are a well-rounded pair of earbuds that excel in most areas, while offering good audio performance.&nbsp;
It is worth noting that achieving the best audio output requires some effort, but this also means you have control over the sound quality.&nbsp;
At ₹9,999, these earbuds offer a fantastic value, especially if you appreciate Nothing's unique aesthetics.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/oppo-enco-x2-review-worth-the-premium-price-tag-1658406354188">Oppo Enco X2 Review: Worth the premium price tag?</a>

OnePlus has launched a unique Jupiter-inspired version of the OnePlus 11.

OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock limited edition revealed

OnePlus has launched a unique Jupiter-inspired version of the OnePlus 11.

OnePlus has released a new edition of its OnePlus 11 smartphone called "Jupiter Rock" that has a back panel made of 3D microcrystalline rock.
The material is said to have taken a year to create, has a low yield rate compared to the standard glass back found on normal models, and provides a different tactile feel compared to ordinary glass.
The Jupiter Rock edition is priced at around $710 in China and its specifications are similar to that of the standard OnePlus 11.

iOS 16.4 has been released by Apple for iPhone 8 and later models.

 iOS 16.4 update brings exciting new features to iPhone 8 and later models

iOS 16.4 has been released by Apple for iPhone 8 and later models.

iOS 16.4 has been released by Apple for iPhone 8 and later models. The new update includes features such as the ability to receive notifications from Safari on web apps, as well as a badge count on the home screen. These notifications can also be customised using the Focus mode. Voice Isolation for cellular calls has also been added, which should help with ambient noise reduction. There are also 21 new emojis in total. Duplicate photos and videos in iCloud Share Photo Libraries can now be removed using the Photos app. Apple Books in iOS 16.4 has restored the previously removed page turn animation, and crash detection on the iPhone 14 series has been improved.

Google Search gets a host of new features to help users verify results.

Google Search gets new features to verify information

Google Search gets a host of new features to help users verify results.

Google has made a significant update to its search engine that aims to help users find credible information by providing more context.
The &ldquo;About this Result&rdquo; feature, allows users to access more information about where search results are coming from by clicking on three dots next to the result.
Meanwhile, &ldquo;Perspectives&rdquo; is a carousel that includes insights from journalists, experts and other relevant voices, and &ldquo;About this Author&rdquo; shows users further details about the author of a page they find through search.

Locally manufactured iPhone shipments grew significantly in 2022.

Apple captures 25% of Made in India smartphone shipments

Locally manufactured iPhone shipments grew significantly in 2022.

Apple has captured 25 percent of "Made in India" smartphone shipments in 2022 in terms of value, according to<a href="https://www.counterpointresearch.com/apple-contribution-made-india-smartphone-reached-25-value-terms-2022/" target="_blank"> Counterpoint Research</a>.
Made in India shipments from Apple grew 65 percent YoY by volume and 162 percent YoY by value in 2022.
In terms of overall exports, a volume growth of 37 percent YoY was observed, while the contribution of exports to the total Made in India smartphone shipments reached an all-time high in 2022.

The Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 is a high-end 2-in-1 laptop with a 16-inch 3K AMOLED touchscreen, 13th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, up to 1TB SSD. It's priced at ₹1,63,990 in India for i7/512GB.

Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 Review: Best 2-in-1 ultrabook?

The Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 is a high-end 2-in-1 laptop with a 16-inch 3K AMOLED touchscreen, 13th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, up to 1TB SSD. It's priced at ₹1,63,990 in India for i7/512GB.

This is the Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360. Its predecessor laid a solid foundation for the company's laptop ambitions, and this latest iteration starting at almost 1,64000 Rupees, builds on and refines what was there last year.&nbsp;
There are some issues here too, and I'll cover all of them in this review but before I get into all of that, please do subscribe to our channel. &nbsp;Also, if you enjoy this video, please give it a thumbs up as well.
DESIGN &amp; S-PEN
If you're someone who values portability in a laptop, then the Book 3 Pro 360 is definitely one to consider when looking for the best 16-inch options. Sure, it's a bit thicker and heavier than the previous 360 model, but everywhere else it's so slim and lightweight that sometimes I forgot I was holding a 16-inch laptop in my hand.&nbsp;
That being said, it's still a very big device, and using it as a giant tablet can prove to be a bit cumbersome... A more logical choice would be to use it in tent mode, which is a great way to enjoy content.
ALSO WATCH: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/samsung-galaxy-s23-ultra-review-200-reasons-why-1676022399073">Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Review</a>
Nonetheless, the 2-in-1 design serves a clear purpose as it invites you to draw on its vast canvas.
The inclusion of an S Pen makes this a great choice for creative individuals and while I don't possess the artistic skills to fully take advantage of it, I do appreciate the buttery smooth responsiveness that it offers.
The only aspect that worries me is Samsung's continued lack of a dedicated storage compartment for the S Pen
Of course, the stylus can be attached magnetically to the lid but this solution is not ideal for ensuring that it remains securely housed within the device. Therefore, misplacing the S Pen is a very real possibility.
Apart from that, I am generally pleased with the overall construction of this laptop. It comes with a robust aluminium chassis that has very little flex, and the hinges are quite strong, keeping the display securely in place, no matter how aggressively you type. Although I'm not sure how well it will hold up against screen touches in the long run as there is a bit of wobble, &nbsp;so you might want to use it in tablet or tent mode if you&rsquo;re going to be using the touchscreen a lot.
The design itself exudes a sense of minimalism, featuring either a light beige hue or this graphite shade. You won't see any unnecessary bling here, resulting in a refined appearance that complements any setting.
UTILITY
The Pro 360 comes with a decent range of ports, including both modern and legacy options. On the left side, you'll find two thunderbolt USB-C ports and a full-size HDMI plug. On the right side, there is a headphone jack, a full-size USB-A port, and a microSD card slot.
This is pretty versatile for an ultraportable but it would have been better if the laptop had USB-C ports on both sides for increased charging flexibility.
Also, the decision to include a microSD card slot instead of a full-sized SD card slot seems perplexing, especially if the target audience comprises creators who often store camera photos and videos on SD cards.&nbsp;
Additionally, there's a 1080p webcam, which can be a bit finicky in low lighting and the image quality appears somewhat cloudy, yet it serves its purpose for the occasional video conference.
Similarly, the AKG tuned speakers on this device are satisfactory for video calls, but they lack depth when playing music or watching YouTube, and I was expecting something with a bit more clarity in this price range. On the other hand, the fingerprint sensor is very reliable and always quick to unlock.&nbsp;
DISPLAY
The best feature of the Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 is the screen. It truly stands out. This year's model boasts a 16-inch, 3K AMOLED display with a more practical 16:10 aspect ratio and a 120Hz refresh rate. That's a significant upgrade from the previous model's 15.6-inch 60Hz 1080p panel, and the difference is stunning.
The only downside here is that the screen has a highly reflective and extremely glossy surface, which can make it challenging to use in direct sunlight. I had also hoped that the 16:10 aspect ratio would have reduced the size of the bottom bezel, but unfortunately, that isn't the case.
Despite these inconveniences, I still think this a fantastic display and it's definitely one of the biggest reasons why anyone would buy this laptop, even though it comes with a higher price tag.
SAMSUNG ECOSYSTEM 
Another major reason to consider purchasing this product is if you already own a bunch of other Galaxy devices.&nbsp; Samsung has been focusing on enhancing the connected experiences between its devices. A great example of this is Samsung's Multi control feature, which allows you to use the laptop's keyboard and touchpad to control your Galaxy smartphone. It also lets you easily copy, paste, or move files between devices.
Then there's the second screen feature, which transforms Galaxy tablets into an additional monitor. I tested this with the Galaxy Tab S8+, and its spacious display made for an excellent secondary screen. These tools are incredibly useful, so, if you own a recent Samsung phone or tablet and can integrate them into your workflow, I highly doubt that you will be disappointed.
PERFORMANCE&nbsp; &nbsp; Now, let's get into the technical side of things. The Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 boasts an Intel Core i7-1360p processor with Iris XE graphics, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, and up to 1TB SSD.
Over the past few weeks, I have been using this machine for my daily workflow, which includes multitasking with several Microsoft Edge tabs, streaming YouTube videos and Spotify in the background, and writing on Google documents. I am happy to report that this laptop is able to handle all these tasks without any hiccups.&nbsp;
It works really efficiently for all sorts of productivity tasks but it is important to note that this is not a graphical powerhouse, and therefore it is not ideal for tasks such as heavy gaming and 4K editing. I did notice that it got a bit warm when I tried to export a video on Adobe Premiere Pro but thankfully, the hardware did not have to throttle clock speeds drastically.
Battery life is another aspect where the Pro 360 comes up short. I often needed to plug it in for a charge after just a few hours of use. The battery saver warning typically appears after around 6-7 hours of use, which is not ideal. On the bright side, the power brick is compact enough and convenient to carry around, and it charges the laptop quickly at 65W.
KEYBOARD &amp; TOUCH PAD
Finally, let's talk about the keyboard on the Pro 360. &nbsp;It offers well-sized keycaps that are spaced out nicely and while I wouldn't say it's on par with Dell's XPS line or Apple's Magic Keyboard on their latest MacBooks, I still found it comfortable for typing for extended periods of time. The ability to adjust the backlight to adapt to ambient lighting conditions is also a big plus.
My only gripe with the keyboard is the actual layout itself. Samsung decided to include a number pad on the right side of the keyboard, which may disrupt your muscle memory if you are accustomed to a more conventional laptop layout.
The touch pad is now 39 percent larger than the one on the Book 2 Pro 360 and significantly larger than a lot of its competition. Adapting to its size and off-centre placement was a bit of a learning curve for me, but with some time and practice, I found that navigating with it became quite effortless.
 VERDICT
When all things are considered, the Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 &nbsp;is a solid follow-up to its predecessor, and I must say that my experience with it has been mostly positive.
Despite the average battery life, the enhancements made in the display and performance departments make it a worthwhile contender in the premium laptop segment.
Those who own the latest Samsung Galaxy smartphones will particularly appreciate the seamless software integration, but most importantly, if you require a spacious screen for both work and content consumption, then this bad boy should be at the top of your list.
&nbsp;

A quarter of jobs could soon be automated as a result of breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, says investment bank Goldman Sachs 

Artificial Intelligence to takeover world's two-thirds of jobs; these industries to be impacted the most

A quarter of jobs could soon be automated as a result of breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, says investment bank Goldman Sachs&nbsp;

Will a bot take your job? Well, the chances are quite high, says Goldman Sachs.&nbsp; Research by investment bank, Goldman Sachs highlighted that &lsquo;generative&rsquo; AI systems such as ChatGPT &ndash; a computer program able to create writing and other content indistinguishable from that of a human &ndash; could spark an economic boom and increase global gross domestic product by 7 per cent in a decade.
Two-thirds of jobs in the US and Europe could be affected, report authors Joseph Briggs and Devesh Kodnani calculated &ndash; with administrative and legal sectors are expected to be the most impacted, with 46% of administrative jobs and 44% of legal jobs being substitutable by AI.
Meanwhile, more complex jobs are expected to remain the sole preserve of humans &ndash; making court rulings and checking the health of critically ill patients are unlikely to be replaced by AI. Physical and outdoor roles such as construction are also unlikely to be affected.

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Oppo's new Reno 8T offers cool features like a curved AMOLED display and a microscope camera.

Oppo Reno 8T launched in India

Oppo's new Reno 8T offers cool features like a curved AMOLED display and a microscope camera.

Oppo Reno 8T has been launched in India and it is priced at ₹29,999 for the sole 8GB + 128GB variant on offer.
The smartphone sports a 6.7-inch curved AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and is equipped with a 108MP main rear camera. It also comes with a 2MP microscope camera at the back with up to 40x magnification.
At the front, the phone has a 32MP selfie camera.&nbsp;
It is powered by a Snapdragon 695 chipset and comes with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage.
The Oppo Reno 8T 5G is fueled by a 4,800mAh battery with support for 67W fast charging that is claimed to fully recharge the phone in around 45 minutes.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/hands-on-with-the-samsung-galaxy-book3-ultra-the-macbook-pro-killer-1675416664623">Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra: The MacBook Pro killer?</a>

Digital Chat Station has revealed that Oppo's upcoming foldable phone, the Find N3, is likely to have a horizontal foldable display

Report: Oppo's Find N3 to have a larger main display, dual selfie cameras and more: Check details

Digital Chat Station has revealed that Oppo's upcoming foldable phone, the Find N3, is likely to have a horizontal foldable display

Digital Chat Station has revealed that Oppo's upcoming foldable phone, the Find N3, is likely to have a horizontal foldable display. This display is expected to offer a larger 8-inch main display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Furthermore, the phone is rumoured to come equipped with two selfie cameras, one on the cover screen and the other on the main display, with expected resolutions of 20MP and 32MP, respectively. The back of the device is said to feature a triple camera setup with a 50MP primary lens with OIS, a 48MP ultrawide camera, and a 32MP telephoto lens. The phone is also expected to come with the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and a 4,805mAh battery. Additionally, it is expected to have an "Ultra-thin" design.

Air India is planning a major overhaul of its pricing software system.

Air India testing AI-based software for pricing

Air India is planning a major overhaul of its pricing software system.

Air India is adopting algorithm-driven software to update its decades-old manual pricing system, aiming to drive revenue growth.
The move is part of the carrier's major modernisation efforts under new owner Tata Group, which includes a complete overhaul of existing processes and the integration of various Tata-related airlines.
CEO Campbell Wilson said the carrier was taking a clean-slate approach in select areas, such as technology, enabling it to tap into AI and other innovative tools as it seeks to recapture lost market share from rivals.
The shift enables the carrier to adopt a modern "revenue management" software designed to anticipate passenger demand and set the optimal ticket price, boosting revenue per flight.

Apple's mixed reality headset keeps getting delayed.

Apple may not announce its mixed reality headset at WWDC 2023

Apple's mixed reality headset keeps getting delayed.

Apple's highly-anticipated mixed reality headset may not be announced until Q3 2023, according to a tweet from renowned Apple analyst <a href="https://twitter.com/mingchikuo/status/1641406406107758598">Ming-Chi Kuo</a>.
The delay is reportedly due to poor market feedback and concerns over the high cost of the device, which is estimated to be around $3,000.
Also, due to the delay in mass production for assembly, only 200,000 to 300,000 units are expected to be shipped this year. This is less than the market consensus of 500,000 units or more.

The future of E3 is also uncertain because of dwindling interest by gaming companies.

E3 2023 gaming expo cancelled due to lack of interest

The future of E3 is also uncertain because of dwindling interest by gaming companies.

Gaming Expo E3 has been cancelled in 2023 due to lack of sustained interest.
The big three of gaming &mdash; PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo &mdash; had already pulled out of the event in January, leaving only a handful of major publishers interested.
Ubisoft, Tencent, and Sega subsequently confirmed they would skip E3 as well. Instead, companies may look to participate in digital alternatives, such as Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest.
E3 organiser ReedPop said that it would re-evaluate the future of the event.

Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Note 12 4G in India, which is available at ₹14,999 

 Xiaomi launches Redmi Note 12 4G, with Snapdragon 685, 6GB RAM for ₹14,999: Check Details

Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Note 12 4G in India, which is available at ₹14,999&nbsp;

Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Note 12 4G in India, which is available in two storage options: a 6GB + 64GB model for ₹14,999 and a 6GB + 128GB model for ₹16,999. The phone features a Snapdragon 685 SoC and a 6.67&rsquo;&rsquo; AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 120Hz and a peak brightness of 1200nits. It also comes with a triple-camera setup that includes a 50MP primary shooter an 8MP ultrawide camera and a 2MP macro camera. The device is equipped with a 5000mAh battery with 33W fast charging support and has an IP53 rating. The smartphone will be available for purchase from April 6 at 12 PM IST on Amazon, the official mi.com and retail stores.
Xiaomi is offering a discount of ₹1,000 on purchases made using ICICI bank cards, bringing the price of the base model down to ₹13,999. Additionally, the company is offering a loyalty discount of ₹1,500.

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