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From chits to chips, cheating in exams has also gone hi-tech.
Examinees sitting for highly competitive Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers or REET were caught using &lsquo;Bluetooth Chappals&rsquo; to cheat. According to the officials, five accused have been arrested for trying to cheat in the exam with the help of &lsquo;Bluetooth chappals.&rsquo;
Police said that these chappals are fitted with bluetooth devices and have an entire phone inside. The candidates had a device inside his ear and someone from outside the exam hall was helping them cheat, police said.
After the first student was caught cheating in Ajmer, an entire cheating racket was cracked down by the police. Besides, in Bikaner and Sikar similar chappals were found which had Bluetooth and mobile devices fitted inside them, reports said.
The police have said that they are investigating if these chappals have specifically made for the cheating purpose. Reports said that such chappals may cost upto 2 lakh.
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Move over chits, Bluetooth chappals are the new cheating tool

Move over chits, Bluetooth chappals are the new cheating tool. Five held for trying to cheat with hi-tech chappals in Rajasthan teachers exam

Move over chits, Bluetooth chappals are the new cheating tool
Examinees caught using Bluetooth&nbsp;chappals&nbsp;to cheat in Rajasthan
Chappals&nbsp;fitted with phone and bluetooth&nbsp;device, say police
5 held for trying to cheat with Bluetooth&nbsp;chappals&nbsp;in REET&nbsp;exam
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Police said that these chappals are fitted with bluetooth devices and have an entire phone inside. The candidates had a device inside his ear and someone from outside the exam hall was helping them cheat

From chits to chips, cheating in exams has also gone hi-tech.
Examinees sitting for highly competitive Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers or REET were caught using &lsquo;Bluetooth Chappals&rsquo; to cheat. According to the officials, five accused have been arrested for trying to cheat in the exam with the help of &lsquo;Bluetooth chappals.&rsquo;
Police said that these chappals are fitted with bluetooth devices and have an entire phone inside. The candidates had a device inside his ear and someone from outside the exam hall was helping them cheat, police said.
After the first student was caught cheating in Ajmer, an entire cheating racket was cracked down by the police. Besides, in Bikaner and Sikar similar chappals were found which had Bluetooth and mobile devices fitted inside them, reports said.
The police have said that they are investigating if these chappals have specifically made for the cheating purpose. Reports said that such chappals may cost upto 2 lakh.
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LG Electronics has expanded the LG Tone Free lineup with introduction of its most advanced truly wireless earbuds, the HBS-FN7 and HBS-FN6 in India. 

LG Tone Free wirless earbuds with UV Nano technology launched in India

LG Electronics has expanded the LG Tone Free lineup with introduction of its most advanced truly wireless earbuds, the HBS-FN7 and HBS-FN6 in India.

LG Electronics has expanded the LG Tone Free lineup with introduction of its most advanced truly wireless earbuds, the HBS-FN7 and HBS-FN6 in India. The earbuds come with a unique and innovative UV nano charging case with ultraviolet light that sanitise the earbuds, eliminating 99.9% bacteria while charging. The case offers LED lighting on the top, making it easy to monitor charging level and UVnano status. The more advanced FN7 packs in Active Noise Cancellation and promise to deliver up to 21-hour long battery life with up to 7 hours of playback, while the FN6 comes with an 18-hour long battery life with up to 6 hours of playback.The LG Tone Free FN7 is priced at ₹29,990, while the FN6 retails at ₹24,990. Both models go on sale from January 5th.

Bose launches first TWS noise-cancelling earbuds in India

Bose has launched its first pair of in-ear truly wireless noise-cancelling earphones, Bose QuietComfort Earbuds. They feature customisable noise cancellation, four microphones, and support Bluetooth 5.1 as well as SBC and AAC codec.
The IPX4 rated earbuds have a touch sensitive outside surface and all controls are accessed using touch gestures.
Bose claims up to 6 hours of battery life and over 18 hours of playback with the Qi-certified wireless charging case that also offers 2 hours of juice in 15 minutes.
The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds will go on sale from October 13 for ₹26,990.

Bose launches first TWS noise-cancelling earbuds in India
Custom noise cancellation, 4 mics, BT5.1, AAC codec
IPX4 rated, touch gestures on surface
Total 18 hours battery life, wireless charging
Sale from Oct 13 for ₹26,990

Bose has launched its first pair of in-ear truly wireless noise-cancelling earphones, Bose QuietComfort Earbuds. They feature customisable noise cancellation, four microphones, and support Bluetooth 5.1 as well as SBC and AAC codec.
The IPX4 rated earbuds have a touch sensitive outside surface and all controls are accessed using touch gestures.
Bose claims up to 6 hours of battery life and over 18 hours of playback with the Qi-certified wireless charging case that also offers 2 hours of juice in 15 minutes.
The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds will go on sale from October 13 for ₹26,990.

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