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XIAOMI TO LAUNCH MI ROBOT VACUUM CLEANER IN INDIA TODAY: ALL WE KNOW SO FAR

How many times do you clean your house every day? What if you could do it, without actually doing it yourself #SmartCleaning solution for your smart home launching tomorrow

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra is selling much better than expected

Xiaomi Tipped to Be Working on a 144-Megapixel Camera Phone

Huawei wants to add Google apps to its own app store to sidestep the trade ban

RBI reduces Repo Rate by 75 basis points to 4.4%: Key points

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday announced a 75 basis points cut in its benchmark Repo Rate to deal with the impact of deadly coronavirus outbbreak on the economy.

Rs 41,000 crore stimulus for desi mobile makers

Telecom and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the approval to the schemes, given by the Union Cabinet, is aimed at boosting investments in the critical electronics segment while positioning India as a global manufacturing hub.

Nokia 8.2, Nokia 5.3, Nokia 1.3 Expected to Launch Today: Watch Live Stream

In the wake of the new epidemic, several tech giants have cancelled their events to prevent further spread, and HMD Global has taken the same route as well.

Sensex crashes over 1,100 points amid global spread of coronavirus; Nifty below 11,300

Top losers in the BSE pack include Tata Steel, Tech Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, Infosys, Mahindra & Mahindra and ONGC with their stocks falling as much as 5.31 per cent. On NSE, all sub-indices were trading in red with Nifty Metal and Realty sliding as much as 4.07 per cent.

Vivo to Stop Launching Online-Exclusive Phones in India Next Year.

Chinese phone maker Vivo is one of the biggest smartphone makers in the country, and it has managed to become so because of its strategy to focus on the offline market of the country. And now, in a bid to consolidate its position in the offline market, the company has announced that it will not be launching any more online exclusives in India in the coming year, reports IANS.

FACEBOOK INDIA HEAD SAYS WHATSAPP PAYMENTS COULD BE DISRUPTIVE IN THE COUNTRY.

Facebook India’s vice president and managing director Ajit Mohan believes that the launch of WhatsApp Payments in the country would be the “biggest disruptor movement and lead to financial inclusion.”