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Reliance has launched JioTag, a Bluetooth tracker like Apple’s AirTag in India. Priced at ₹2,199, it undercuts Apple's offering by half and is available for a limited time at under ₹1,000

Reliance launches JioTag, an affordable alternative to Apple AirTag

Reliance has launched JioTag, a Bluetooth tracker like Apple&rsquo;s AirTag in India. Priced at ₹2,199, it undercuts Apple's offering by half and is available for a limited time at under ₹1,000

Reliance has launched JioTag, a Bluetooth tracker like Apple&rsquo;s AirTag in India. Priced at ₹2,199, it undercuts Apple's offering by half and is available for a limited time at under ₹1,000. The lightweight device connects to the JioThings app, allowing users to track their personal items like wallets and handbags. It comes with a replaceable CR2032 battery that can run for almost 1 full year and has a range of up to 20 metres indoors and 50 metres outdoors using Bluetooth 5.1. JioTag can also help locate misplaced smartphones by double-tapping the device to make the phone ring, even in silent mode. Additionally, JioTag offers the unique Jio Community Find feature, enabling users to mark the device as lost in the app and receive help from the Jio community to locate it. Interested buyers can purchase JioTag from the official Jio website. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Microsoft has agreed to pay $20 million to the Federal Trade Commission for collecting data from gamers under 13 without parental consent

FTC fines Microsoft for collecting data from minors

Microsoft has agreed to pay $20 million to the Federal Trade Commission for collecting data from gamers under 13 without parental consent

Microsoft has agreed to pay a $20 million fine to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The FTC found that Microsoft collected personal information from children under the age of 13 without parental consent.
As part of the settlement, Microsoft must delete all data collected from children under the age of 13 who have not provided parental consent. The company must also obtain parental consent before collecting data from children under the age of 13.
The FTC's enforcement of COPPA is designed to protect children's privacy and ensure that they are not exploited by companies that collect their personal information without their parent's knowledge or consent. COPPA is a federal law that protects the privacy of children under the age of 13 online.
The law requires companies to obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children under 13. COPPA also requires companies to protect the privacy of children's personal information once it is collected.The FTC's enforcement of COPPA is a critical part of protecting children's privacy online.
The FTC's actions against Microsoft send a strong message to companies that they must comply with COPPA or face serious consequences.

Twitter Blue subscribers can now edit their tweets for up to one hour after posting, the company announced on Wednesday. 

Twitter Blue subscribers can now edit tweets for up to an hour

Twitter Blue subscribers can now edit their tweets for up to one hour after posting, the company announced on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Twitter Blue subscribers can now edit their tweets for up to one hour after posting, the company announced on Wednesday. Previously, users could only edit tweets within 30 minutes of posting. The change was announced by Twitter Blue&rsquo;s official account. The ability to edit tweets was one of the most requested features on Twitter for years. The company finally launched the feature in November 2022, but it was only available to Twitter Blue subscribers. Twitter Blue is a monthly subscription service that costs ₹650.00 per month. &nbsp; &nbsp;

OnePlus’ debut foldable smartphone will reportedly debut in August 2023.

OnePlus Fold launch details leaked

OnePlus&rsquo; debut foldable smartphone will reportedly debut in August 2023.

The launch details of the upcoming OnePlus foldable has been leaked by tipster Yogesh Brar via <a href="https://pricebaba.com/blog/oneplus-fold-launch-first-half-august-launch-event-venue-target-markets">Pricebaba.com</a>.
The smartphone was previously confirmed to launch in the second half of this year by Pete Lau himself, but this leak confirms that the event will take place in August 2023 in New York.
Furthermore, Brar claims that the device will be sold in India and the USA, among other countries.&nbsp;
Previous leaks have suggested that given OnePlus&rsquo; integration with Oppo, the upcoming OnePlus Fold is likely to be similar to Oppo Find N2, which is China-exclusive at this point.

Google Pay will soon allow users to register for UPI using their Aadhaar number

How to activate UPI on Google Pay using Aadhaar

Google Pay will soon allow users to register for UPI using their Aadhaar number

In an exciting development, Google Pay is set to revolutionize UPI registration by allowing users to conveniently register using their Aadhaar number. This groundbreaking feature eliminates the need for a debit card, providing users with enhanced accessibility and convenience. To take advantage of this feature, users must ensure their Aadhaar number is linked to their bank account and follow a simple sign-up process using their registered phone number with the bank and UIDAI.
 Upon entering their Aadhaar number, users will receive OTPs from both their bank and UIDAI. These OTPs serve as an additional layer of security to authenticate the registration process. By entering these OTPs, users can proceed to set up their UPI PIN, unlocking the full potential of Google Pay.
 It's worth noting that currently, this feature is supported by 22 banks, enabling seamless authentication using the Aadhaar number. With Google Pay's new UPI registration process, users can now experience a streamlined and hassle-free way to leverage the power of UPI. Say goodbye to debit cards and embrace a seamless digital payment experience today.

There have been numerous high-profile YouTube account hacks this year, highlighting the need to prioritise data security.

Why hackers target YouTube celebrities: How you can stay safe

There have been numerous high-profile YouTube account hacks this year, highlighting the need to prioritise data security.

In a recent series of unfortunate events, several prominent YouTube channels have been breached by hackers, causing widespread disruption and a significant Tesla scam. This has been a wake-up call for all content creators, raising crucial questions about cybersecurity.
Among those hacked were the news outlet Mojo Story, comedian Tanmay Bhat, stand-up comic Aishwarya Mohanraj, and YouTuber Abdu Rozik.
They claimed that even two-factor authentication was bypassed in the breach, raising serious security concerns.
After urging YouTube to freeze the platform, the compromised accounts were eventually restored, but the damage was done.
The attacks appear to be leveraging Elon Musk's online popularity to spread Tesla scams. This is not the first time such an incident has occurred.
In March, Linus Sebastian of Linus Tech Tips had his account compromised in a similar fashion, with the hacker live-streaming clips of Musk talking about cryptocurrency.
Here's the catch: the live streams carried superimposed messages and QR codes that led users to suspicious links.
These links redirected the user to dummy pages with even more QR codes, adding another layer of danger to the unsuspecting viewer.
So, how did this happen? How can two-factor authentication be bypassed? It's possible if multiple devices have been hacked or if the hackers got their hands on something called 'session tokens&rsquo;.
These tokens let your browser remember your login details. If a hacker gets a hold of them, they could get into your account.
In light of such incidents, it's more important than ever to secure your accounts. Following cybersecurity guidelines and being aware of the threats is the first step in this direction.
Implement multi-factor authentication, manage your privacy settings, use trusted devices, and maintain awareness of cybersecurity threats.
Remember, the key to online safety lies in our hands. Stay alert, stay secure.

The ubiquitous 'ducking' autocorrect blunder, an infamous source of user frustration, will soon be a thing of the past thanks to new machine learning technology on iOS 17.

About ducking time! Apple fixes iPhone's autocorrect problem

The ubiquitous 'ducking' autocorrect blunder, an infamous source of user frustration, will soon be a thing of the past thanks to new machine learning technology on iOS 17.

Apple has decided to take a more 'hands-off' approach when it comes to autocorrecting explicit language, much to the relief of iPhone users. The ubiquitous 'ducking' autocorrect blunder, an infamous source of user frustration, will soon be a thing of the past thanks to new machine learning technology. &nbsp;The new iOS 17 keyboard keyboard aims to adapt to your habits over time, rectifying your frequent misspellings, while leaving your intentionally keyed in words undisturbed. The smart system will also employ AI to predict your next word better and offer enhanced autofill suggestions. Predictive text capabilities are set to improve, with the option to tap the spacebar to fill words and sometimes even entire sentences. Even dictation is getting a boost, with the new keyboard engine designed to learn and adapt to your voice over time. &nbsp; &nbsp;

In an interview with Good Morning America, Cook expressed his enthusiasm for ChatGPT and highlighted its unique applications

Whoops, busted! Apple CEO Tim Cook admits to using ChatGPT after Apple slaps a ban on it

In an interview with Good Morning America, Cook expressed his enthusiasm for ChatGPT and highlighted its unique applications

The use of AI Chatbots like ChatGPT has always been a topic of debate, with proponents praising its benefits and sceptics expressing concerns about potential misuse. Interestingly, Apple itself appears to be divided on the matter. While Apple employees are prohibited from using ChatGPT to protect the company's data, Apple's CEO Tim Cook personally utilises the technology. In an interview with Good Morning America, Cook expressed his enthusiasm for ChatGPT and highlighted its unique applications. He acknowledged the importance of careful consideration, addressing issues such as bias, misinformation, and the necessity of regulation. Cook emphasised the need for establishing regulations and implementing safeguards in the field of AI. He recognised the challenges faced by companies in keeping up with the rapid advancements in AI technology. According to Cook, it is the responsibility of companies to make ethical decisions and engage in self-regulation. &nbsp; &nbsp;

The iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus are almost six years old, so they have already received the five main iOS updates that were promised.

These iPhone models will not get iOS 17: Check details

The iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus are almost six years old, so they have already received the five main iOS updates that were promised.

According to Apple's official website, the new iOS 17 update is only available for iPhone models released in 2018 or later.
This is consistent with Apple's normal update policy, under which iPhones receive five years of new iOS versions.
The iPhone X and iPhone 8 series were released in 2017, therefore they're past their prime.&nbsp;
When it comes to iOS 17, it includes several important improvements such as Standby Mode, an upgraded Messages app, Live Voicemail, and the new Journal app
The Messages app on iOS 17 now includes features such as audio message transcription and a Check-In tool that notifies you when contacts reach home safely.&nbsp;
Incoming calls are transcribed by Live Voicemail, allowing you to choose whether or not to answer.&nbsp;
The Journal app on iOS 17 is a private tool that allows you to jot down ideas and store photographs throughout the day. It also employs machine learning to make personalised recommendations depending on your activity.&nbsp;

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The Google Pixel 6a is getting 5G support in India with its new March OTA update.

Pixel 6a finally gets 5G support in India

The Google Pixel 6a is getting 5G support in India with its new March OTA update.

Google has rolled out the March 2023 software update for Pixel 6a, which finally adds 5G support to the device in India.
The update also includes improved Night Sight on Tensor-powered smartphones, Magic Eraser and Direct My Call features.
It is worth noting that the Pixel 6a is one of the last smartphones in India to receive 5G support.
The Google Pixel 6a has a 6.2-inch FHD+ display with a refresh rate of 60Hz. It is powered by Google's Tensor chipset and has 6GB of memory and 128GB of storage space.
The primary camera of this smartphone has a resolution of 12MP and has optical image stabilisation.

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Amazon is considering the introduction of an advertising-supported version of its Prime Video streaming service.

Report: Amazon to follow Netflix and Disney+ with ad-supported streaming

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Amazon is considering the introduction of an advertising-supported version of its Prime Video streaming service.

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Amazon is considering the introduction of an advertising-supported version of its Prime Video streaming service. This move follows similar strategies implemented by competitors Netflix and Walt Disney on their platforms. The discussions regarding the ad tier have been ongoing for several weeks. The streaming industry has experienced a decline in new subscribers due to economic challenges as people limit their discretionary spending. Additionally, Amazon is reportedly in talks with Warner Bros Discovery and Paramount Global to include their ad-based tiers within Prime Video. &nbsp; &nbsp;

The new WhatsApp Channels feature is similar to Telegram's well-known feature of the same name.

WhatsApp Channels launched for one-way broadcast messages

The new WhatsApp Channels feature is similar to Telegram's well-known feature of the same name.

WhatsApp has announced a new feature called Channels, which allows users to receive important updates from people and organisations in a private way.
Channels are one-way, so users cannot reply to messages. They are also searchable, so users can easily find the information they need.
WhatsApp says that Channels are a great way for businesses, schools, and other organisations to communicate with their customers or members.

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series

Galaxy Watch users can now gain early access to One UI 5

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series. This update is currently available to a limited number of beta testers in the United States and South Korea. With a file size of approximately 1.7GB, the software update introduces a range of exciting new features, including enhanced health sensors, an improved Sleep Insights UI, upgraded SOS functionality, and more. It is expected that the stable version of this update will be rolled out to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series later this year.To access the new One UI 5 Watch Beta update, users can navigate to the Samsung Members app. From there, they can locate the One UI Watch 5 beta card and select the compatible Galaxy Watch card.

Realme has introduced its latest lineup, the Realme 11 Pro series, in India

Realme 11 Pro and 11 Pro+ launched in India: Check specs, features & price

Realme has introduced its latest lineup, the Realme 11 Pro series, in India

Realme has introduced its latest lineup, the Realme 11 Pro series, in India. This series comprises two models, namely the Realme 11 Pro and the Realme 11 Pro+. Both phones showcase similar designs, with the primary distinction lying in their specifications.Both the Pro and the Pro+ feature MediaTek's Dimensity 7050 SoC, a 6.7-inch 120Hz curved AMOLED display with an under-display fingerprint scanner, and a powerful 5000mAh battery.In terms of camera capabilities, the Realme 11 Pro+ boasts a 200MP triple camera setup and a 32MP selfie camera. On the other hand, the standard Pro model offers a 100MP dual camera setup and a 16MP front-facing camera. Furthermore, a disparity can be observed in the charging speeds of the two phones. The higher-end Realme 11 Pro+ is equipped with a 100W wired charging feature, while the Pro model supports only 67W charging.The Realme 11 Pro is priced at ₹23,999 in India for the 8GB/128GB variant. As for the Realme 11 Pro+ 5G, its base model with 8GB/256GB configuration starts at ₹27,999. Both phones are available in the Sunrise Beige, Oasis Green, and Astral Black colour options.

The Realme 11 Pro+ is created with a focus on aesthetics. It also includes the new Dimensity 7050 chipset and 100W wired charging, making it the fastest-charging smartphone under ₹30,000. Has Realme created the best mid-range smartphone?

Realme 11 Pro+ review: Stylish mid-ranger with ultra-quick charging

The Realme 11 Pro+ is created with a focus on aesthetics. It also includes the new Dimensity 7050 chipset and 100W wired charging, making it the fastest-charging smartphone under ₹30,000. Has Realme created the best mid-range smartphone?

Last year, I did a review of the Realme 10 Pro+ and found it to be a very promising smartphone.
Now, it has a successor, and it is a good-looking smartphone, Isn't it?
But, in a market where a lot of new mid-range phones are now launching with curved displays, can the new Realme 11 Pro+ make a mark?&nbsp;
Design
The Realme 11 Pro+ was designed with aesthetics in mind. It features a curved display with narrow bezels, a slim profile, but its distinctive back design is what sets it apart.&nbsp;
It gets a circular camera housing and a soft-touch vegan leather finish with faux stitching which feels great in hand. However, this central stripe may not appeal to everyone.
Still, the Realme 11 Pro+ stands out without being over the top, and its design alone will win over many customers.
Display
The Realme 11 Pro+ has a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a variable refresh rate of 120Hz. However, I did notice some games not supporting the high refresh rate.
Anyway, the display also gets HDR10+ certification as well as Widevine L1 support.&nbsp;
The colours and viewing angles of this display are excellent, and so is its peak brightness, as I had no trouble viewing it in this scorching Delhi summer.&nbsp;
Utility
The Realme 11 Pro+ is a 5G-enabled dual SIM smartphone. It has neither expandable storage nor a headphone jack.
It gets an in-display optical fingerprint reader, which in my experience worked fine.&nbsp;
There are also stereo speakers on this smartphone which can get quite loud and make up for a good content watching experience. &nbsp; Performance &amp; Software
The Realme 11 Pro+ debuts with MediaTek&rsquo;s new Dimensity 7050. But is the Dimensity 7050 all new?
Not really, you see Dimensity chipsets have recently undergone a rebranding, and what you get here is basically a Dimensity 1080 with a new name. Yup, the same Dimensity 1080 which powered the Realme 10 Pro+.&nbsp;
This 6nm chipset, though, is powerful enough to play Call of Duty at max frame rate, so there shouldn't be any issues here. The stability ratings for the phone's CPU and GPU are particularly impressive, and the thermal management is top-notch as well.&nbsp;
However, the software on this phone is a totally different story. It runs on Realme UI built on top of Android 13, but the Realme UI on this particular phone is all over the place.&nbsp;
To begin with, there are a lot of pre-installed third-party apps and games. Not only that, you have Realme&rsquo;s first party apps that bombard you with notifications.
Oh, in fact, the phone&rsquo;s stock internet app won&rsquo;t let you exit it unless and until you make it your default browser. If you do that, you&rsquo;ll get to see even more ads.
That&rsquo;s not all, there are ads baked into the app drawer as well.&nbsp;
To be fair, you can uninstall the bloatware and disable UI ads as well. However, this is the first time that I had to tweak a phone&rsquo;s settings for hours just to unclutter it.&nbsp;
This is such a bummer since the general performance of this phone is pretty smooth.
Cameras
Brands rely heavily on selling specifications in the mid-range phone segment. And what better specification can you sell than a camera whose resolution matches that of the S23 Ultra.&nbsp;
Yup, the Realme 11 Pro+ has a 200MP main camera with OIS which is good, but let that not be the deciding factor for you to buy this phone.&nbsp;
The photos come out to be well detailed with good dynamic range. You also can click photos in full 200 megapixels, but the dynamic range does suffer in these shots.&nbsp;
Low light photos are also bright and carry a decent level of detail.
Videos are a bit less impressive; you see there is no stabilisation at all at 4K, and 1080p uses EIS despite the sensor getting OIS.&nbsp;
The 8MP ultrawide camera is pretty average in terms of colours and dynamic range, while the 2MP macro camera gets the job done.&nbsp;
For selfies, you get a 32MP camera at the front, which is fine for social media use.
Battery Life
The 5,000mAh battery on this smartphone, when combined with the power efficient 6nm chipset, does offer great battery life. I could easily extract around 7 hours of screen time from this phone with mixed use.&nbsp;
However, do keep in mind that there was additional battery drain when I did not disable ads and spammy notifications. So, it's important to get rid of them.&nbsp;
What&rsquo;s impressive is the 100W fast charging on offer, which is the fastest on a phone under ₹30,000. It can fully charge the Realme 11 Pro+ in under 40 minutes, which is quite convenient.&nbsp;
Verdict
The Realme 11 Pro+ gets a lot of things right. It looks great, gets a good chipset and offers super-fast charging as well.&nbsp;
On the flipside, its ad-heavy software is something that needs to be fixed and I really hope that Realme is already working on it in a future software update.&nbsp;

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