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Realme P4x 5G Review: Performance Champ But With a Catch
To aid its ambitions of capturing a greater market share in the affordable space, Realme has launched the Realme P4x 5G, which sits below the Realme P4 in its device portfolio. Its price tag of Rs. 15,499 for the base variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage puts it close to competitors like the Moto G67 Power, Redmi 15 5G, and the rece...
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Redmi 15C 5G Key Specifications Confirmed; Will Launch in Three Colour Options
Redmi 15C 5G is scheduled to launch in India in the first week of December. While the pricing details of the handset remain under wraps, the Chinese smartphone maker has revealed various key specifications and features of the upcoming Redmi 15C 5G. It is confirmed to be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 6000 chipset, paired with a 6,000mAh battery. T...
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Nothing Phone 3a, Phone 3a Pro Get Nothing OS 4.0 Update With Android 16, AI Usage Dashboard and More
The Nothing OS 4.0 update has started rolling out to Phone 3a and Phone 3a Pro models. The Android 16-based UI brings new design elements and features. It has a new AI usage dashboard and Extra Dark Mode. The Glyph Progress now integrates with Android 16’s Live Update notifications. The Nothing OS 4.0 allows users to hide apps directly from the h...
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Oppo Find X9 Pro Review: A ‘Pro’ Flagship With ‘Ultra’ Capability
Oppo’s Find X9 Pro aims to outdo last year’s Find X8 Pro. It’s well-equipped when it comes to hardware and sees upgrades on nearly every front. Of course there is a bit of give and take involved. Thankfully, Oppo has also launched a custom Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit for enthusiasts, which helps it go above and beyond when it comes to smartp...
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Vivo V60e Review: Style, Substance, and Stamina
The Vivo V60e is a decent option in its segment, at least on paper. It promises a premium design, vibrant display, great cameras, and a long battery life. However, on-paper metrics often fail to translate into the real-world experience. So, does the Vivo V60e deliver on its USP and make a sensible purchase in this highly competitive price bracket? ...
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Is Someone Misusing Your Aadhaar? Here’s How to Find Out
UIDAI now lets Aadhaar holders view their authentication history for the past six months, giving users a simple way to track when and where their ID was used. The log lists successful and failed verification attempts and helps spot unusual activity early. Anyone with Aadhaar and a linked mobile number can access it through the UIDAI website, making...
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Bus Driver Caught Watching 'Bigg Boss' While Driving At 80 kmph, Sparks Outrage Over Road Safety
The viral video shows the bus driver watching Bigg Boss on his phone below the steering wheel while driving at night.
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Samsung's One UI 8.5 Update Could Introduce a Network Battery Saver Feature: Report
Samsung is expected to release the One UI 8.5 update early next year. The update, which will be based on Android 16 QPR2, is expected to come with a new Network Battery Saver feature. The feature could help users save battery when their phone is idle by managing network usage more efficiently. The feature could use Personal Data Intelligence to mon...
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IMC 2025: JioBharat Phones With Safety Features, Jio AI Classroom Programme Announced
Jio has unveiled its latest series of JioBharat Phones, which now come with multiple safety features. The company said that the handsets will be most useful for the caretakers of the elderly, parents of children, and women, as they ship with location monitoring capabilities, usage manager, and up to seven-day battery backup. Additionally, the compa...
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iQOO Neo 10 Review: Gaming-Grade Hardware for Everyone
The iQOO Neo 10 is a mid-range smartphone that is built for the gaming crowd, but may end up being in the hands of the casual user because of the advantages its gamer-grade hardware brings to the table. While most mid-range smartphones focus on design and camera-centric features, iQOO’s Neo 10 stands out from the crowd for different reasons.
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Nothing OS 4.0 Open Beta Released With AI Usage Dashboard, Essential Apps: Check Eligible Models, How to Register
Nothing OS 4.0 Open Beta is available for eligible devices. The beta update brings key new features such as the AI Usage Dashboard and support for Essential Apps. The update also includes general improvements, such as a new pop-up view with two floating icons, two new lock screen clock faces, and support for 2 x 2 tiles in Quick Settings. Testers c...
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Nothing OS 4.0 Announced; Brings New AI Dashboard to Track AI Usage, Extra Dark Mode and More
Nothing OS 4.0, based on Android 16, has been officially announced. It brings a redesigned lock screen and a new AI Usage Dashboard. The Nothing OS 4.0 features an upgraded Camera and a smarter Gallery with the TrueLens Engine. It offers an Extra Dark. Nothing has confirmed that they will launch the Open Beta testing programme soon.
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Google Pixel 10 Could Debut With Magic Cue AI Feature That Suggests Actions Based on App Usage
Google Pixel 10 series will introduce a new AI feature called "Magic Cue", according to leaked screenshots. This AI-powered feature is expected to offer contextual suggestions based on smartphone activity, enabling quick access to information from various Google services and device screenshots. Magic Cue could arrive on the Google Pixel 10 with the...
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Google's June 2025 Pixel Drop Brings AI Sticker Generation to Gboard, Pixel VIPs Widget and Camera Hints
Google's June 2025 Pixel Feature Drop is now rolling out alongside the Android 16 update for Pixel smartphones. This update introduces a new Pixel VIPs widget for easy contact access and enables AI sticker generation directly within Gboard. Pixel camera app users will receive hints on feature usage, while existing exclusive Pixel features are expan...
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Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Review: Minor Yet Meaningful Upgrades
Motorola’s Edge 50 Fusion was not the smartphone we expected it to be when we reviewed it last year. This year, Motorola decided on adding a few upgrades, which includes a slightly better processor,a slightly bigger battery and a new camera sensor to which essentially is the same phone. To our surprise, these smaller changes and optimisations do ...
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Realme P4x 5G Review: Performance Champ But With a Catch
To aid its ambitions of capturing a greater market share in the affordable space, Realme has launched the Realme P4x 5G, which sits below the Realme P4 in its device portfolio. Its price tag of Rs. 15,499 for the base variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage puts it close to competitors like the Moto G67 Power, Redmi 15 5G, and the rece...
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Redmi 15C 5G Key Specifications Confirmed; Will Launch in Three Colour Options
Redmi 15C 5G is scheduled to launch in India in the first week of December. While the pricing details of the handset remain under wraps, the Chinese smartphone maker has revealed various key specifications and features of the upcoming Redmi 15C 5G. It is confirmed to be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 6000 chipset, paired with a 6,000mAh battery. T...
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Nothing Phone 3a, Phone 3a Pro Get Nothing OS 4.0 Update With Android 16, AI Usage Dashboard and More
The Nothing OS 4.0 update has started rolling out to Phone 3a and Phone 3a Pro models. The Android 16-based UI brings new design elements and features. It has a new AI usage dashboard and Extra Dark Mode. The Glyph Progress now integrates with Android 16’s Live Update notifications. The Nothing OS 4.0 allows users to hide apps directly from the h...
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Oppo Find X9 Pro Review: A ‘Pro’ Flagship With ‘Ultra’ Capability
Oppo’s Find X9 Pro aims to outdo last year’s Find X8 Pro. It’s well-equipped when it comes to hardware and sees upgrades on nearly every front. Of course there is a bit of give and take involved. Thankfully, Oppo has also launched a custom Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit for enthusiasts, which helps it go above and beyond when it comes to smartp...
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Vivo V60e Review: Style, Substance, and Stamina
The Vivo V60e is a decent option in its segment, at least on paper. It promises a premium design, vibrant display, great cameras, and a long battery life. However, on-paper metrics often fail to translate into the real-world experience. So, does the Vivo V60e deliver on its USP and make a sensible purchase in this highly competitive price bracket? ...
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Is Someone Misusing Your Aadhaar? Here’s How to Find Out
UIDAI now lets Aadhaar holders view their authentication history for the past six months, giving users a simple way to track when and where their ID was used. The log lists successful and failed verification attempts and helps spot unusual activity early. Anyone with Aadhaar and a linked mobile number can access it through the UIDAI website, making...
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Bus Driver Caught Watching 'Bigg Boss' While Driving At 80 kmph, Sparks Outrage Over Road Safety
The viral video shows the bus driver watching Bigg Boss on his phone below the steering wheel while driving at night.
-
Samsung's One UI 8.5 Update Could Introduce a Network Battery Saver Feature: Report
Samsung is expected to release the One UI 8.5 update early next year. The update, which will be based on Android 16 QPR2, is expected to come with a new Network Battery Saver feature. The feature could help users save battery when their phone is idle by managing network usage more efficiently. The feature could use Personal Data Intelligence to mon...
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IMC 2025: JioBharat Phones With Safety Features, Jio AI Classroom Programme Announced
Jio has unveiled its latest series of JioBharat Phones, which now come with multiple safety features. The company said that the handsets will be most useful for the caretakers of the elderly, parents of children, and women, as they ship with location monitoring capabilities, usage manager, and up to seven-day battery backup. Additionally, the compa...
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iQOO Neo 10 Review: Gaming-Grade Hardware for Everyone
The iQOO Neo 10 is a mid-range smartphone that is built for the gaming crowd, but may end up being in the hands of the casual user because of the advantages its gamer-grade hardware brings to the table. While most mid-range smartphones focus on design and camera-centric features, iQOO’s Neo 10 stands out from the crowd for different reasons.
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Nothing OS 4.0 Open Beta Released With AI Usage Dashboard, Essential Apps: Check Eligible Models, How to Register
Nothing OS 4.0 Open Beta is available for eligible devices. The beta update brings key new features such as the AI Usage Dashboard and support for Essential Apps. The update also includes general improvements, such as a new pop-up view with two floating icons, two new lock screen clock faces, and support for 2 x 2 tiles in Quick Settings. Testers c...
-
Nothing OS 4.0 Announced; Brings New AI Dashboard to Track AI Usage, Extra Dark Mode and More
Nothing OS 4.0, based on Android 16, has been officially announced. It brings a redesigned lock screen and a new AI Usage Dashboard. The Nothing OS 4.0 features an upgraded Camera and a smarter Gallery with the TrueLens Engine. It offers an Extra Dark. Nothing has confirmed that they will launch the Open Beta testing programme soon.
-
Google Pixel 10 Could Debut With Magic Cue AI Feature That Suggests Actions Based on App Usage
Google Pixel 10 series will introduce a new AI feature called "Magic Cue", according to leaked screenshots. This AI-powered feature is expected to offer contextual suggestions based on smartphone activity, enabling quick access to information from various Google services and device screenshots. Magic Cue could arrive on the Google Pixel 10 with the...
-
Google's June 2025 Pixel Drop Brings AI Sticker Generation to Gboard, Pixel VIPs Widget and Camera Hints
Google's June 2025 Pixel Feature Drop is now rolling out alongside the Android 16 update for Pixel smartphones. This update introduces a new Pixel VIPs widget for easy contact access and enables AI sticker generation directly within Gboard. Pixel camera app users will receive hints on feature usage, while existing exclusive Pixel features are expan...
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Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Review: Minor Yet Meaningful Upgrades
Motorola’s Edge 50 Fusion was not the smartphone we expected it to be when we reviewed it last year. This year, Motorola decided on adding a few upgrades, which includes a slightly better processor,a slightly bigger battery and a new camera sensor to which essentially is the same phone. To our surprise, these smaller changes and optimisations do ...
