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3 Realme smartphones to get nightscape mode, Android Pie
Currently, Realme 3 is the first Realme phone to come with Nightscape mode in the camera department.
Laptops & Tablets
Asus introduces TUF Gaming FX505DY, FX705DY laptops in India
The TUF Gaming FX505 comes with a price of Rs 59,990 (1TB SSHD) and Rs 64,990 (128GB SSD + 1TB SSHD) and it will be available exclusively available on Amazon.
Mobile
Motorola One Vision leaked press render shows punch-hole display
Motorola One Vision features a tall aspect ratio screen with a punch-hole camera cutout on its top-left corner.
Mobile
Samsung Galaxy A9, Galaxy A7 price slashed by upto Rs 5,000
Both the smartphones are available at a discounted price on both Amazon India and Flipkart.
Applications
Facebook testing Forwarding Info and Frequently Forwarded features
It seems to be an attempt by Whatsapp to combat the menace of fake news which has led to a lot of problem in the recent past
Mobile
Xiaomi rolls out Google Lens into MIUI Camera
The list of smartphones to get Google Lens integration first-hand are Poco F1, Redmi Note 7, Note 7 Pro and Redmi Y2. While the post mentions that the feature is available on beta ROMs on the aforementioned devices, we’ve tested for ourselves whether it was also available on stable ROMs.
Mobile
OnePlus 3, 3T Android Pie closed beta is now open
The OnePlus 3/3T users need to register for the closed beta programme by going to the company's official forum.
TV & Audio
Huawei TV coming in April
This move is on the expected lines as off late Huawei is trying to focus not just on Mobiles but on other personal tech products as well. To mark its entry in TV space Huawei will be launching a 55-inch TV and a 65-inch model
Mobile
Realme 3, Realme 2 Pro and Realme U1 get discounts
The sale will begin from March 25 and will go until March 28 on Flipkart, Amazon, company’s official store and offline store.
Digital
AMD Radeon GPUs will power Google Stadia Gaming Platform
AMD has announced the Google selected high-performance, custom AMD Radeon datacenter GPUs for its Vulkan and Linux-based gaming platform. AMD is also supporting Google with its software development tools and Linux-based, open-source Vulkan driver to help game developers optimise future titles to run on the new GPU-powered platform.
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