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OnePlus will enter into tablet market with OnePlus Tab on 7th February

OnePlus to launch its first tablet on February 7

OnePlus will enter into tablet market with OnePlus Tab on 7th February

OnePlus has confirmed that they will be launching their first-ever tablet, the OnePlus Pad, at the upcoming Cloud 11 event on February 7th. The company has added a dedicated section for the tablet on its official website but there is little information available about the device.
In addition to the OnePlus Pad, OnePlus will also launch several other products during the Cloud 11 event. These include the OnePlus 11 5G, OnePlus 11R 5G, OnePlus Buds Pro 2, OnePlus Keyboard, and a 65-inch TV.

American fashion brand Fossil has launched its new line of Gen 5E smartwatches in India. The Wear OS-powered wearables come with Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, 1GB RAM, a day&rsquo;s battery&rsquo;s life, heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and fitness features. The Fossil Gen 5E is up for grabs via Flipkart at Rs. 18,495 and will be available in 42mm and 44mm models.

Fossil’s Gen 5E Wear OS smartwatches launched in India: check out price, specs & features

American fashion brand Fossil has launched its new line of Gen 5E smartwatches in India. The Wear OS-powered wearables come with Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, 1GB RAM, and a day&rsquo;s battery&rsquo;s life.

American fashion brand Fossil has launched its new line of Gen 5E smartwatches in India. The Wear OS-powered wearables come with Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, 1GB RAM, a day&rsquo;s battery&rsquo;s life, heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and fitness features. The Fossil Gen 5E is up for grabs via Flipkart at Rs. 18,495 and will be available in 42mm and 44mm models.
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Fossil&rsquo;s Gen 5E Wear OS smartwatches launched in India: check out price, specs &amp; features
Fossil&rsquo;s Gen 5E Wear OS smartwatches launched in India
Offers Snapdragon Wear 3100, 1GB RAM
Heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and fitness features
Priced at 18,495, available in 42mm and 44mm models

American fashion brand Fossil has launched its new line of Gen 5E smartwatches in India. The Wear OS-powered wearables come with Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, 1GB RAM, a day&rsquo;s battery&rsquo;s life, heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and fitness features. The Fossil Gen 5E is up for grabs via Flipkart at Rs. 18,495 and will be available in 42mm and 44mm models.

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!

  Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G Review |Exynos 2100 Edition |108MP | 100X Space Zoom | Exynos 2100 |120Hz | Rs. 1,05,999

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.

 Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G Review: the flagship to beat!

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!

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

LG Tone Free FN7 Review: self-cleaning TWS earbuds 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.

Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 870 5G Mobile Platform, a follow-on to the flagship Snapdragon 865 Plus, which features an enhanced Qualcomm Kryo 585 CPU prime core clock speed of up to 3.2 GHz. The new Snapdragon 870, based on 7nm process technology includes Adreno 650 GPU that promises increased performance across the board for geared-up gameplay with Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite Gaming experiences. The new chipset also features X55 5G Modem-RF System and the Qualcomm FastConnect 6800 Subsystem. With 5G and Wi-Fi 6 capabilities, Snapdragon 870 should deliver high speeds, increased capacity, and widespread accessibility. Qualcomm has confirmed that Snapdragon 870 will power a selection of flagship devices from major smartphone makers including Motorola, iQOO, OnePlus, OPPO, and Xiaomi.
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Qualcomm announces Snapdragon 870 5G Mobile Platform
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Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 5G SoC launched: key features and specs

Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 870 5G Mobile Platform, a follow-on to the flagship Snapdragon 865 Plus, which features an enhanced Qualcomm Kryo 585 CPU prime core clock speed of up to 3.2 GHz.

Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 870 5G Mobile Platform, a follow-on to the flagship Snapdragon 865 Plus, which features an enhanced Qualcomm Kryo 585 CPU prime core clock speed of up to 3.2 GHz. The new Snapdragon 870, based on 7nm process technology includes Adreno 650 GPU that promises increased performance across the board for geared-up gameplay with Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite Gaming experiences. The new chipset also features X55 5G Modem-RF System and the Qualcomm FastConnect 6800 Subsystem. With 5G and Wi-Fi 6 capabilities, Snapdragon 870 should deliver high speeds, increased capacity, and widespread accessibility. Qualcomm has confirmed that Snapdragon 870 will power a selection of flagship devices from major smartphone makers including Motorola, iQOO, OnePlus, OPPO, and Xiaomi.
Qualcomm announces Snapdragon 870 5G Mobile Platform
Features Kryo 585 CPU, clock speed of up to 3.2 GHz Based on 7nm process, Comes with Adreno 650 GPU Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite Gaming tech X55 5G Modem-RF System, Qualcomm FastConnect 6800 Snapdragon 870 will power several flagship smartphones
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Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 870 5G Mobile Platform, a follow-on to the flagship Snapdragon 865 Plus, which features an enhanced Qualcomm Kryo 585 CPU prime core clock speed of up to 3.2 GHz. The new Snapdragon 870, based on 7nm process technology includes Adreno 650 GPU that promises increased performance across the board for geared-up gameplay with Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite Gaming experiences. The new chipset also features X55 5G Modem-RF System and the Qualcomm FastConnect 6800 Subsystem. With 5G and Wi-Fi 6 capabilities, Snapdragon 870 should deliver high speeds, increased capacity, and widespread accessibility. Qualcomm has confirmed that Snapdragon 870 will power a selection of flagship devices from major smartphone makers including Motorola, iQOO, OnePlus, OPPO, and Xiaomi.
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Qualcomm announces Snapdragon 870 5G Mobile Platform
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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's 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.

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

2020 saw the launch of a lot of true wireless earphones at competitive price points, but for 2021, Oppo has introduced their latest and greatest contender--the Oppo Enco X. At ₹9,990, does this have the chops to back it up? 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. But for 2021, Oppo seems to have cooked up a new recipe. So, how's 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.&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.

PC maker HP has launched a new version of the Elite Dragonfly G2 at CES 2021. It has been refreshed with the latest Intel 11th Gen processors and also gets 5G.

CES 2021: HP Elite Dragonfly G2 refreshed with Intel's 11th gen chips

PC maker HP has launched a new version of the Elite Dragonfly G2 at CES 2021. It has been refreshed with the latest Intel 11th Gen processors, paired with up to 32GB of RAM and 2TB of SSD storage. The 2 in 1 laptop also gets additional connectivity boost with a 5G model and features a 13.3-inch 1080p display. In terms of ports and essentials, the device includes a single USB 3.1 charging port, two USB-C Thunderbolt 3 ports, a single HDMI 1.4b port, and Nano SIM support. There's also a dedicated keyboard switch that lets users block or unblock the camera for extra security. HP says the Elite Dragonfly G2 will become available in late January but pricing will be revealed closer to availability.
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 HP launches Elite Dragonfly G2 laptop at CES 2021
Intel 11th gen chips, up to 32GB RAM, up to 2TB storage
Optional 5G connectivity, 13.3-inch 1080p display
USB 3.1, 2x USB-C Thunderbolt 3, HDMI 1.4b
Dedicated keyboard switch for improved privacy
HP Elite Dragonfly G2 expected to launch in late January

PC maker HP has launched a new version of the Elite Dragonfly G2 at CES 2021. It has been refreshed with the latest Intel 11th Gen processors, paired with up to 32GB of RAM and 2TB of SSD storage. The 2 in 1 laptop also gets additional connectivity boost with a 5G model and features a 13.3-inch 1080p display. In terms of ports and essentials, the device includes a single USB 3.1 charging port, two USB-C Thunderbolt 3 ports, a single HDMI 1.4b port, and Nano SIM support. There's also a dedicated keyboard switch that lets users block or unblock the camera for extra security. HP says the Elite Dragonfly G2 will become available in late January but pricing will be revealed closer to availability.

Xiaomi has launched its much-anticipated Mi 11 flagship in China. The smartphone is the first Xiaomi device to skip the charger in the box, just like the iPhone 12

Xiaomi Mi 11 launched with Snapdragon 888 SoC, 108MP triple camera

Xiaomi has launched its much-anticapted Mi 11 flagship in China. The smartphone is the first Xiaomi device to skip the charger in the box, just like the Apple iPhone 12 series. The Mi 11 is also the first smartphone in the world to feature Qualcomm's latest Snapdradon 888 chipset. Other important features include a 6.81-inch 120Hz AMOLED panel with 480Hz touch sampling rate, a 4,600mAh battery with support for 55W wired fast charging, stereo speakers with sound tuned by Harman Kardon and a 108-megapixel triple rear camera setup. The Xiaomi Mi 11 gets a starting price of&nbsp;CNY 3,999 or roughly ₹44,972 for the 8GB RAM+128GB storage model. Indian pricing and availability for the smartphone are yet to be announced.
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Xiaomi has launched its much-anticapted Mi 11 flagship in China. The smartphone is the first Xiaomi device to skip the charger in the box, just like the Apple iPhone 12 series. The Mi 11 is also the first smartphone in the world to feature Qualcomm's latest Snapdradon 888 chipset. Other important features include a 6.81-inch 120Hz AMOLED panel with 480Hz touch sampling rate, a 4,600mAh battery with support for 55W wired fast charging, stereo speakers with sound tuned by Harman Kardon and a 108-megapixel triple rear camera setup. The Xiaomi Mi 11 gets a starting price of&nbsp;CNY 3,999 or roughly ₹44,972 for the 8GB RAM+128GB storage model. Indian pricing and availability for the smartphone are yet to be announced.

Xiaomi has expanded its Smart TV portfolio in India with the launch of Mi QLED TV 4K. It flaunts a 55-inch display cased in a chic aluminum alloy frame and offers popular HDR codec support including Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) along with Dolby Audio and DTS-HD. The 4K Smart TV also comes a 6 speaker set-up, along with 4 full range drivers and 2 tweeters. It runs on Android TV 10 out of the box and is compatible with Google Assistant. Priced at ₹54,999, the Mi QLED TV 4K will be available on mi.com, Mi Home, Flipkart and select retail stores from 21st December.

Xiaomi MI QLED TV 4K launched in India at ₹54,999

Xiaomi has expanded its Smart TV portfolio in India with the launch of Mi QLED TV 4K

Xiaomi has expanded its Smart TV portfolio in India with the launch of Mi QLED TV 4K. It flaunts a 55-inch display cased in a chic aluminum alloy frame and offers popular HDR codec support including Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) along with Dolby Audio and DTS-HD. The 4K Smart TV also comes a 6 speaker set-up, along with 4 full range drivers and 2 tweeters. It runs on Android TV 10 out of the box and is compatible with Google Assistant. Priced at ₹54,999, the Mi QLED TV 4K will be available on mi.com, Mi Home, Flipkart and select retail stores from 21st December.
 55-inch 4K display cased in aluminum alloy frame
Offers HDR10+, HDR10, HLG and Dolby Audio
6 speaker set-up, 4 full range drivers and 2 tweeters
Runs on Android TV 10 out of the box
Mi QLED TV is priced at ₹54,999, goes on sale from Dec 21

Xiaomi has expanded its Smart TV portfolio in India with the launch of Mi QLED TV 4K. It flaunts a 55-inch display cased in a chic aluminum alloy frame and offers popular HDR codec support including Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) along with Dolby Audio and DTS-HD. The 4K Smart TV also comes a 6 speaker set-up, along with 4 full range drivers and 2 tweeters. It runs on Android TV 10 out of the box and is compatible with Google Assistant. Priced at ₹54,999, the Mi QLED TV 4K will be available on mi.com, Mi Home, Flipkart and select retail stores from 21st December.

Nokia 2.4 India Launch: Full Specifications, Features and Price and Camera Quality of Nokia 2.4

Nokia 2.4 India Launch: Full Specifications, Features and Price

Nokia 2.4 budget smartphone&nbsp;arrives in India with a 6.5 inch display, Helio&nbsp;P22 processor, 3GB RAM and a 4,500mAh battery&nbsp;
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Nokia 2.4 budget smartphone has launched in India with a large 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display. It is powered by a MediaTek Helio P22 processor, paired with 3GB of RAM and an expandable 64GB of storage. There&rsquo;s a 13MP dual rear camera setup, a 5MP selfie camera housed in a teardrop notch and a 4,500 mAh battery. The phone comes with Android 10 out of the box, but the company promises three years of monthly security updates and two years of OS updates, meaning it&rsquo;s ready for Android 11 and 12. The smartphone brings with it key essentials, such as accessing your device quickly and easily with a convenient fingerprint sensor and AI face unlock. The Nokia 2.4 is priced at ₹10,399 in India and will be available online exclusively on Nokia.com starting 26th November. From 4th December Nokia 2.4 will be available via Amazon.in and Flipkart, and at leading retail outlets across India.
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Nokia 2.4 launched in India with 6.5" HD+ screen
Helio P22 chip, 3GB RAM and 64GB storage
13MP dual rear camera, 5MP front camera, 4,500 mAh battery
Android 10, Android 11 ready
Comes with fingerprint sensor and AI face unlock
Nokia 2.4 is priced at ₹10,399
Available online exclusively on Nokia.com starting 26th Nov

Nokia 2.4 budget smartphone has launched in India with a large 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display. It is powered by a MediaTek Helio P22 processor, paired with 3GB of RAM and an expandable 64GB of storage. There&rsquo;s a 13MP dual rear camera setup, a 5MP selfie camera housed in a teardrop notch and a 4,500 mAh battery. The phone comes with Android 10 out of the box, but the company promises three years of monthly security updates and two years of OS updates, meaning it&rsquo;s ready for Android 11 and 12. The smartphone brings with it key essentials, such as accessing your device quickly and easily with a convenient fingerprint sensor and AI face unlock. The Nokia 2.4 is priced at ₹10,399 in India and will be available online exclusively on Nokia.com starting 26th November. From 4th December Nokia 2.4 will be available via Amazon.in and Flipkart, and at leading retail outlets across India.

Realme has expanded its 7 series lineup of smartphones by launching the Realme 7 5G in the UK. On the front, it features a 6.5-inch full-HD+ hole-punch display with a 120Hz high refresh rate for smoother scrolling. The smartphone is powered by an octa-core MediaTek Dimensity 800U SoC with support for dual 5G connectivity. There's a 48MP quad rear camera setup and a 16MP selfie camera sensor. The Realme 75G also gets a 5,000mAh battery with 30W Dart Charge fast charging, and USB Type-C charging. Priced at &pound;279 for the sole 6GB + 128GB storage variant, it will be available for purchase in the UK starting November 27. There's no word yet on whether the 5G-enabled Realme 7 will be launched in India.

Realme 7 5G launched with 120Hz display and Dimensity 880 chipset

Realme&nbsp;7 5G launched: Price, specs &amp; more

Realme 7 5G launched in the UK
Features a 6.5-inch FHD+ 120Hz display
MediaTek Dimensity 800U SoC, dual 5G connectivity
48MP quad rear camera, 16MP front camera
5,000mAh battery, 30W fast charging
6GB+128GB storage variant is priced at &pound;279
Available for purchase in the UK from Nov 27
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Realme has expanded its 7 series lineup of smartphones by launching the Realme 7 5G in the UK. On the front, it features a 6.5-inch full-HD+ hole-punch display with a 120Hz high refresh rate for smoother scrolling. The smartphone is powered by an octa-core MediaTek Dimensity 800U SoC with support for dual 5G connectivity. There's a 48MP quad rear camera setup and a 16MP selfie camera sensor. The Realme 7 5G also gets a 5,000mAh battery with 30W fast charging, and USB Type-C charging. Priced at &pound;279 for the sole 6GB + 128GB storage variant, it will be available for purchase in the UK starting November 27. There's no word yet on whether the 5G-enabled Realme 7 will be launched in India.

Realme has expanded its 7 series lineup of smartphones by launching the Realme 7 5G in the UK. On the front, it features a 6.5-inch full-HD+ hole-punch display with a 120Hz high refresh rate for smoother scrolling. The smartphone is powered by an octa-core MediaTek Dimensity 800U SoC with support for dual 5G connectivity. There's a 48MP quad rear camera setup and a 16MP selfie camera sensor. The Realme 7 5G also gets a 5,000mAh battery with 30W fast charging, and USB Type-C charging. Priced at &pound;279 for the sole 6GB + 128GB storage variant, it will be available for purchase in the UK starting November 27. There's no word yet on whether the 5G-enabled Realme 7 will be launched in India.

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