Honor 9X Pro is coming to India today on Tuesday. The phone comes with a Kirin 810 SoC, has a pop-up selfie camera and 4,000mAh battery. As per a report, the phone is expected to be priced between Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 20,000.
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Poco F2 Pro is set to launch through a live stream today. The new Poco phone is likely to accompany the anticipated Poco F2.
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Will we get a second round of coronavirus stimulus checks? Here's what we're hearing - CNET
Some in the federal government have started discussing a second economic impact payment, even as US residents are still receiving their first 2020 stimulus checks.
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No, iPhone SE doesn't have a headphone jack either - CNET
Sorry, wired headphone users.
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Galaxy Fold 2 rumors: Cheaper Fold E and a feature the original couldn't have - CNET
Samsung is definitely lining up a new foldable phone, but what will the cameras, features and price be? Here's what we've heard so far about the Galaxy Fold 2.
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That old Android phone might not be safe to use: 6 things to consider - CNET
If your Android phone isn't running the latest software OS, your security and privacy might be in jeopardy.
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Coronavirus lockdown is beginning to end. Here's how lifting quarantine will work - CNET
As restrictions ease everywhere, here's what you can and can't do, and what it will take to return to normal social and economic activities.
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Redmi Note 9 Pro Max will go on its first sale today at 12pm noon (IST). The phone starts from Rs. 16,499 and goes up to Rs. 19,999.
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Phones under $200: Top picks and new budget phones - CNET
If you're looking for a phone for $200 or less, check out the ones we've reviewed and several new ones we're excited about.
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iPhone SE 2020 vs. iPhone 8: One of these $400 iPhones is a better buy - CNET
Some retailers are still selling the iPhone 8 despite Apple discontinuing the device. But you should just get the new iPhone SE instead.
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iPhone SE 2020 vs. iPhone X comparison: Is a cheaper, refurbished iPhone X better? - CNET
Apple sells the iPhone X refurbished for $600. But is its 2017 flagship still better than its new budget iPhone SE?
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Nintendo Switch Lite is in stock at GameStop: Latest inventory update - CNET
Just updated: Here's where you can find the $200 portable version of Nintendo's hot gaming console.
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While Apple already announced the iPhone SE (2020) India prices some time back, it’s only getting released now on Flipkart. As teased on its mobile app, the e-commerce portal has started taking pre-sale registrations on a dedicated landing page for the affordable Apple phone.
The iPhone SE (2020) is currently the most affordable phone in Apple’s arsenal coming in at Rs 42,500 for the base 64GB model. The 128GB storage variant is priced at Rs. 47,800, and at Rs. 58,300 for the 256GB storage variant. Colour options will include Black, White, and PRODUCT (RED). It also looks like the phone could be exclusive to Flipkart, as can be deemed from the “Flipkart Unique” badge on the corner side of the teaser.
And although pre-sale registrations have started, there is no word on when the sale will start or where else it will be sold.
The iPhone SE (2020) comes years after the original iPhone SE became a hit, and has a few substantial upgrades. For one, it rocks the Apple A13 Bionic chip, the same as the one on the iPhone 11 and Apple calls it the “fastest chip in a smartphone”. That’s quite the power in such a small form-factor. Speaking of which, the iPhone SE (2020) is also the smallest phone in Apple’s inventory right now. It features a 4.7-inch Retina HD (750x1334 pixels) IPS LCD display with giant bezels seen in the iPhone 8 era. There’s also support for True Tone tech and Haptic Touch.
There’s just a single 12MP camera shooter on the back (f/1.8 aperture + OIS) but it supports 4K video recording at 60fps. On the other side, there’s a 7MP selfie shooter. The iPhone SE (2020) runs Apple’s latest iOS 13. Other key features include IP67 ratings, Touch ID, 4G VoLTE, and NFC support.
One can expect the sales date to be announced soon now that registrations have begun.
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South Korean tech giant Samsung seems ready to open up another flank in its battle against Apple by planning to introduce its own debit card. Samsung is teaming up with US digital lender SoFi to launch a Samsung Pay debit card backed by a cash management account.
While not much details have emerged on the card, it is learnt that it will be backed by a cash management account based on smartphones. It is not clear now as to which are the countries where Samsung Debit Cards will be launched.
Samsung Pay, its eponymous payments service, was initially launched in South Korea in August 2015 before launching in the US a few weeks later. In a blog to mark the five years of Samsung Pay, Sang Ahn, GM of Samsung Pay in North America said the new debit card will launch this summer.
Samsung Pay is also set to introduce a"mobile-first money management platform".
"In 2020, Samsung Pay will be expanding our service from being a rewarding way to shop and pay, to also being a rewarding way to manage money. Over the past year we have been busy developing a mobile-first money management platform. Now more than ever, mobile financial services and money management tools will play an even bigger role in our daily lives while also opening up new possibilities," Ahn said.
Contactless mobile payments the future
Samsung introduced its payments tool in 2015 with MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) technology as well as Near Field Communication (NFC), a newer technology. NFC works with digital wallets and powers contactless payments. But in some emerging economies, NFC is not supported, making MST important.
Samsung Pay has increasingly grown in popularity, processing more than one billion transactions, almost double compared to 2018. By early 2019, Samsung Pay’s international presence grew to six global regions. By year-end 2019, it expanded into several new countries.
Contactless mobile payments are growing worldwide. Growth is being fueled in part because more retailers are participating. And it is clear that Samsung with its payments card is frontally taking on Apple which launched its credit card last year. Google is also said to be working on its own debit card.
The tech biggies seem ready for a battle royale on the financial front as well.
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Stunning, high-res photos of Jupiter find holes in the Great Red Spot - CNET
Holy Great Red Spot!
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