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Google Maps Street View launched in India

Using data from local collaborators Tech Mahindra and Mumbai-based Genesis International, Google has unveiled its interactive 360-degree panorama feature for 10 Indian cities. The firm claims that it will enable a more reliable, accurate, and visual mapping experience for its users, solving local challenges for communities at scale and also facilitating a more sustainable environment for future generations. Google Maps was recently updated with Immersive View, Live View in third-party apps, and pricing for toll roads in India. Continue reading “Google Maps Street View launched in India”

Dell Mobile Connect app to be discontinued on July 31

Dell Technologies has announced the discontinuation of its Mobile Connect platform, as well as Alienware Mobile Connect, and that it will no longer be downloadable. The applications, which allow users to send texts and make phone calls through their laptops, are being phased out. The firm’s support document specifies when the applications will be inaccessible or be discontinued. Continue reading “Dell Mobile Connect app to be discontinued on July 31”

Samsung India offers “Buy Now, Pay Later” option for flagship phones

Samsung India today introduced the first-ever “Buy Now, Pay Later” option on its flagship and foldable devices, giving its customers a simple and flexible ownership choice for their high-end devices. The offer is applicable to the flagship devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S22 series, the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G, and the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G. Continue reading “Samsung India offers “Buy Now, Pay Later” option for flagship phones”

AKAI 32″, 43″, 50″ and 55″ WebOS Smart TVs launched in India

A new line of WebOS-based 50″ and 55″  43″  and 32″ Smart TVs from AKAI has been unveiled in India. The magic remote, Explorer, and ThinQ AI make it easy to use AKAI’s WebOS Portfolio, which comes in sizes from 32 inches to 55 inches and has HD to 4K resolutions. Earlier, AKAI Amazon Fire TV Edition Smart TVs were launched in India. Continue reading “AKAI 32″, 43″, 50″ and 55″ WebOS Smart TVs launched in India”

Sony shows early look at the PlayStation VR2 user experience

The next iteration of gaming commenced with the PlayStation 5, but the next generation of virtual reality gaming is going to take a while. Earlier this year, the Sony PlayStation VR2 headset with a slimmer design and updated ergonomics was announced. But the PlayStation VR2 may be coming sooner than we think. Sony just posted information about the upcoming virtual reality headset on its PlayStation Blog. In an article, the firm described the four features listed below; Continue reading “Sony shows early look at the PlayStation VR2 user experience”

Samsung Galaxy S22 Bora Purple color variant announced

The “Bora Purple” colour option for the Galaxy S22 will be available at carriers and retail outlets next month. The new Bora Purple shade from Samsung is the eighth colour option for the Galaxy S22. Phantom White, Phantom Black, Graphite, Green, Sky Blue, or Cream were previously available colors. With its latest colour, Samsung expects to “evoke joy, spark creativity, and embrace individuality.” Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S22 Bora Purple color variant announced”

realme Flat Monitor with 23.8″ FHD 75Hz bezel-less screen launched in India for Rs. 12,999

realme has expanded its line of AIoT products with the introduction of the realme Flat Monitor in India, alongside the realme PAD X, realme Watch 3, realme Buds Air 3 Neo, and realme Buds Wireless 2S. Continue reading “realme Flat Monitor with 23.8″ FHD 75Hz bezel-less screen launched in India for Rs. 12,999”

ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 and Flow X16 laptops with Ryzen 6000 series launched in India

ASUS India, Republic of Gamers (ROG), today announced the launch of the ROG Zephyrus Duo 16, Zephyrus G14, and Flow X16, as well as refreshed editions of the Zephyrus G15 and Flow X13, which are packed with power and improved performance. The laptops have AMD Ryzen 6000 series mobile processors and a MUX Switch, which give them gaming performance that can’t be beat. Continue reading “ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 and Flow X16 laptops with Ryzen 6000 series launched in India”

Neumann.Berlin launches Open-Back NDH 30 headphones in India

Today, the German company Neumann.Berlin announced the NDH 30 open-back headphones‘ introduction in India, following the success of the NDH 20, which won an award and was introduced in 2019. The MA-1 Automatic Monitor Alignment allows the NDH 30 to fully replicate the linear sound picture of a Neumann loudspeaker configuration in a compact format. Due to its frequency-selective absorbers, the NDH 30 has a response that is surprisingly even across the audio spectrum. Continue reading “Neumann.Berlin launches Open-Back NDH 30 headphones in India”

Google updates Workspace apps for larger screens

In order to make tablets and other devices with larger screens easier to use, Android released 12L earlier this year. In order to leverage the additional space on tablets’ larger screens, Google disclosed plans to enhance more than 20 Google apps there during I/O. Starting today, Google Workspace applications will be significantly faster and better on larger Android screens, says Google. Continue reading “Google updates Workspace apps for larger screens”

Mahindra partners with Qualcomm for the all-new Scorpio-N

Mahindra and Qualcomm are working together to improve the electronics inside the Scorpio N in the near future. As part of the deal, Qualcomm and Visteon Corporation, which makes electronics for cars, will work together. The two will add new features to Mahindra’s third-generation Snapdragon Cockpit platform for the Scorpio N, which will be released soon. The above said platform will aid in high levels of computing as well as intelligence for features that are new and better, especially in terms of security. Continue reading “Mahindra partners with Qualcomm for the all-new Scorpio-N”

Intel and MediaTek to jointly manufacture chips using Intel Foundry Services

Intel and MediaTek today announced that they will work together to make chips using the advanced process technologies of Intel Foundry Services (IFS). With the support and advice of a new foundry member with a lot of capacity in the U.S. and Europe, the agreement is meant to help MediaTek build a much more balanced and reliable supply chain. The news comes as the US semiconductor industry, and Intel in particular, are about to get a lot of money from the government to help them make more chips to sell abroad. Continue reading “Intel and MediaTek to jointly manufacture chips using Intel Foundry Services”

HONOR to withdraw its team from India: Report

According to reports, former HUAWEI smartphone sub-brand HONOR is pulling its staff out of India due to geopolitical unrest. According to a report by the state-run Securities Times, Zhao said at the company’s smartphone launch event on Thursday that HONOR put together the team a few years ago but quit for “obvious reasons.” Continue reading “HONOR to withdraw its team from India: Report”

Netflix introduces external subscription option for iOS users

Apple started enabling “reader” apps earlier this year so that users could log in and pay for a subscription via external connections from locations other than the App Store. Netflix is adding a feature to its iOS app that sends users to its website when they want to sign up for a new membership. Continue reading “Netflix introduces external subscription option for iOS users”

Samsung and Google are integrating stylus handwriting-to-text into Chrome for Android

This year, a Google Pixel tablet with the codename “Tangor” and support for the USI stylus was spotted. And now with Android 13, Google is making Chrome easier to type on with a stylus. Google’s open-source nature has also made it possible for many people to work on different parts of the company. Also, Samsung is probably the largest one, and it looks like we’ll get another feature from the company in time for Android 13; this one should make it even more tablet-friendly than it already is. Continue reading “Samsung and Google are integrating stylus handwriting-to-text into Chrome for Android”