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Players reluctant to stay in bio-bubble, BAI cancels badminton camp

Badminton Association of India forced to cancel the camp as players were&nbsp;reluctant to stay in the bio-bubble.

Badminton national camp bears the brunt of Covid-19

As top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;were unwilling to comply with standard operating procedures prescribed by the Sports Authority of India, the Badminton Association&nbsp;was forced to cancel the national camp on Thursday.&nbsp;As per the SOPs, all the players selected for the camp had to stay at the academy in a bio-secure bubble. However,&nbsp;star shuttlers&nbsp;were reluctant to stay at the site of the camp and&nbsp;wanted to come to the academy from their homes. The camp was scheduled to begin from September 7 after top badminton stars including Saina&nbsp;Nehwal, PV Sindhu&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;expressed their willingness to travel to Denmark for the upcoming Thomas and&nbsp;Uber Cup Finals.&nbsp;BAI was due to pick the squad on September 17 but despite the camp being cancelled,&nbsp;a 20-member squad was announced on September 10.&nbsp;
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Oppo F17, F17 Pro launched in India with 30W charging

Chinese phone maker Oppo has launched its latest F-series smartphones in India, the Oppo F17 and Oppo F17 Pro. Both feature the same 6.43-inch full-HD+ Super AMOLED display and a 4,000 mAh battery with 30W VOOC 4.0 fast charging. The F17 packs a Snapdragon 662 chipset and a 16MP selfie camera, while the Pro model is powered by a Helio P95 SoC and an additional 2MP depth sensor in the front. Both phones are equipped with up to 8GB RAM and feature a quad rear camera setup, but the F17 Pro gets a 48MP primary sensor as compared to 16MP snapper on the F17. Oppo F17 Pro costs ₹22,990 and will go on sale from September 7. There is no word on the sale date for the Oppo F17.

Oppo F17, F17 Pro launched in India
6.43&rdquo; sAMOLED display, 4000 mAh battery, 30W fast charging
F17 gets SD662 SoC, 16MP selfie camera
F17 Pro packs Helio P95 SoC, dual selfie cam
F17 Pro gets 48MP quad rear cam, 16MP main sensor on F17
F17 Pro costs ₹22,990, sale from Sept 7

Chinese phone maker Oppo has launched its latest F-series smartphones in India, the Oppo F17 and Oppo F17 Pro. Both feature the same 6.43-inch full-HD+ Super AMOLED display and a 4,000 mAh battery with 30W VOOC 4.0 fast charging. The F17 packs a Snapdragon 662 chipset and a 16MP selfie camera, while the Pro model is powered by a Helio P95 SoC and an additional 2MP depth sensor in the front. Both phones are equipped with up to 8GB RAM and feature a quad rear camera setup, but the F17 Pro gets a 48MP primary sensor as compared to 16MP snapper on the F17. Oppo F17 Pro costs ₹22,990 and will go on sale from September 7. There is no word on the sale date for the Oppo F17.

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