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OnePlus may soon reveal its original wireless earbuds, which should be renamed OnePlus Pods, although it is now releasing new headphones that have yet to be unveiled. Meanwhile, a Tipster proposed the listing of earbuds on the subscription portal of Amazon India and suggested that the retailer should publish them.  OnePlus is claimed to have also been approved by Finnish agency SGS Fimko for TWS earbuds. When introduced, this is the first one from OnePlus, the True Wireless Stereo(TWS). The new headphones are also scheduled to arrive next to OnePlus Nord on 21 July. OnePlus India shared a preview on its Twitter account earlier today. The company shared a photo of their Wireless Bullets, Wireless Bullets 2, and Wireless Z Bullets with the following titles: "A throwback picture? Not quite. A sign of what's next in line? Maybe." Tipster Mukul Sharma tweeted at the same time that OnePlus TWS headphones were listed in Amazon India's subscription site. This further fuelle...

Wireless Z earbuds of onePlus Bullets are officially tingled before the start of the 14th of April. A teaser image of the upcoming radio audio stations by the Chinese company was shared on the OnePlus India Twitter page. Just days after OnePlus announced that its new wireless audio bullets are being tweeted, the latest updates are coming. OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z has a low-latency Bluetooth and Warp charging support, which is known as quick-charging. The OnePlus India teaser shows new earpieces and silicone earpieces. The earbuds do tend to have a glistening finish and are likely to be called Ultramarine Blue with at least one blue hue. For the OnePlus 8 series, the same finish is also rumored. The tweet also indicates the name of the new earbuds in addition to the teaser image. "Go up much," reads the email. The inclusion of "z" in the text, in particular, suggests that it was known as the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z, which is rumored already onl...

The GST Council increasing the mobile telephone taxation rate last month from 12 percent to 18 percent. The increased GST pressure on mobile telephones has now been introduced, meaning that the cost of telephones is also up. Manu Kumar Jain of Xiaomi India MD carried Twitter declaring an immediate rise in the company's telephone prices in India. The price rise is to be observed in the full portfolio of the business offered in India for Mi, Redmi and Poco-branded telephones. In Jain's tweet, Xiaomi follows the rule that its hardware products are not profitable by more than 5 percent, but the rise in the GST rate left the company no option but to raise its telephone prices in India. We have contacted Xiaomi in relation to the price rise on all the phones it sells and when we hear it, we will update it. As of today, Flipkart already reveals the improved pricing structure. The Poco X2 , which previously cost Rs. 16,999 in 6 GB + 128 GB, has now applied for Rs. 17,99...

The date of MI 10 launch has been formally announced in India. On Thursday, Xiaomi announced its new Mi-Series flagship on its social media platforms in the region. The company has also sent invitations to media for live streaming through social networks and Xiaomi's Mi.com website. The launch of the Mi 10, released in China last month in China, is significantly 3 days after the global release. The Beijing business previously had focused on the Indian market for both the Mi 10 and the Mi 10 Pro. Fresh teasers, however, say that the Mi 10 is the only way to get there. The Twitter Mi India account initially announced India's Mi 10 launch date. Shortly after the tweet, Xiaomi has also sent media outlets to mark the launch scheduled for 12:30 p.m. IST. There has also been a special microsite intended to generate new excitement. In addition, on 31 March, the company will start taking pre-orders for the new phone. Instant discounts of Rs. 2500 on Axis Bank credit car...

New research shows that, unlike other common browsers Microsoft Edge is one of the world's least private web browsers, it offers computer hardware-linked identifiers, and web pages visited for users to backend servers. Such knowledge can be used over time to erase anonymity, delete their privacy, and reveal their browsing history to anyone. The trial of Trinity College researchers in Dublin has compared Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Brave Browser, Microsoft Edge, and Yandex Browsers to the less privately-owned Microsoft Edge and Yandex Browsers. Since intrusive monitoring raises concerns about privacy and digital security, Microsoft's lax approach raises questions about how Edge works. Douglas J. Leith of the School of Computer Science and Statistics reports on the fact that Microsoft Edge and Yandex Browsers had the least private browsers of all tested browsers, while Brave was the most private browser, and others such as Chrome and Firefox are some...

Nokia Mobile's HMD Global brand licensee is ready to hold its online event today, where many Nokia phones will be unveiled. It is most predicted that the Nokia 8.2 5 G, Nokia 5.3, and Nokia 1.3 phones will be introduced today. The company is scheduled to begin the event at 16:00 GMT (10:00:00 IST) and will launch on YouTube live. HMD Global has canceled the case and made it online due to a coronavirus pandemic, which will take place in London. As noted, the live stream will be live on YouTube for all users to look at their homes comfortably. Following the latest outbreak, many technology companies have canceled their conferences, which have also been followed by HMD Global. The event starts at 16:00 GMT (10:00 pm IST) and is seen in the built-in video below. The Nokia 7.2 phone's successor is scheduled for launch. 5 G, POLED or LCD screens, powered by Snapdragon 765 SoC are supported in the Nokia 8.2 device. A 32-megapixel pop-up automatic camera is claimed ...

Facebook and Google are considering the idea of using personal data from individuals to monitor and counter the coronavirus outbreak in Washington, the US media reported. The project will include gathering location data from smartphones and remotely tracking the spread of the disease and, for example, forecasting emergency care needs. Google Speaker Johnny Luu claimed in a statement to the Washington Post that they are "exploring ways in which aggregate anonymous localization data will contribute towards combating COVID-19." AFP requests for feedback were not received by the two technology giants. After several controversies–for example, in 2011 when the National Security Agency discovered out it was gathering phone records without permission–the use of personal data in the United States is highly sensitive. Yet there has been supporting for Silicon Valley, after about 50 scientists signed an open letter last week to urges them to act, to use their skill...