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Micromax is all geared up to unveil the In series phones in India on 3 November. Now the company took to Twitter to share the same with a short clip that highlighted two more features of the device.  The clip was posted alongside the caption, "India is gearing up to game on with the ultimate performance. And we have the perfect processor for that. Share the screenshot to tell us which one you think it is. #INMobiles unveiling on 3rd Nov, 12 noon." The clip highlights the presence of MediaTek Helio G35 and Helio G85 on the Micromax In series phones. Microsoft had on 16 October announced that it is planning to launch a new smartphone in India soon. Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma had in a short video on Twitter talked about the company's journey till now, including the time when the Chinese smartphone makers overtook the competition leading to a drop in the sale of Micromax smartphones. According to a previous report, the upcoming Micromax series in India will have multipl

Realme is on a launch spree, the company has launched 10 different smartphones in the last 100 days in India. Earlier today, Realme India CEO, Madhav Sheth took it to twitter to ask the opinion of Realme fans and users on the MediaTek Dimensity processor. Realme, under its portfolio, has various smartphones powered by Media Dimensity SoCs but all those smartphones are exclusive to the Chinese market as of now. Realme V5, Realme V3, Realme X7, Realme X7 Pro, and the recently launched Realme Q2, Realme Q2 Pro, and Realme Q2i are the Realme smartphones that pack MediaTek Dimensity SoC under the hood. An hour later, Mr. Sheth cleared some air and hinted towards the arrival of Realme X7 series in India. To recall, the Realme X7 series, including Realme X7 and Realme X7 Pro launched in China last month. These devices look similar to the Realme 7 Pro, but come with a different paint job. Detailed specs of Realme X7 and X7 Pro can be found  here. Are you excited about Dimensity Chipset Launch

A recent study has found that nitric oxide, a cell-signaling molecule that the body produces naturally, could be a potential treatment for coronavirus infection until a vaccine arrives. There is no specific medicine or drug formula that checks the spread of SARS-CoV-2. The only antiviral treatment currently approved is giving doses of remdesivir to Covid-19 patients requiring hospitalisation. Remdesivir was originally developed for treatment of Ebola, another virus-generated infectious illness. It was understood to shorten the recovery time of hospitalised Covid-19 patients. However, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has now said remdesivir neither shortens the stay of Covid-19 patients in hospital nor reduces the mortality among those infected by SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. This is discouraging news for the world, which is finding it difficult to get beyond this debilitating virus. However, a recent study has found a new solution that can be as effective as an antiviral treatment for Co

Let's take a look at some of the least known interesting incidents from Modi ji's life..! Decades back, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh asked Modiji to join Congress.  Ramesh said " Mr Modi, if you'd like to leave BJP, then there's a vacancy for you in Congress". But Modiji declined it with a classic reply! Modi ji replied " You'll face lots of problems, I am from Sangh parivar. The way you are dividing, perhaps you will have to answer this". This proved two things: * Decades back too, Congress party knew the calibre of Modiji * Modiji never compromised with his ethics. ********************************************************************************************************** In 2001, Atal ji called Modi ji & asked "Where are you?" Modiji replied "I am in Smashaan" Atal ji said " If you say you are in Smashaan, then what shall I tell ", And then Atal ji asked the reason for his visit to the graveyard! Modiji replied

The two News below will show you  " W hat is the thing that makes the Indian Army and Chinese Army different" ? First News Five people who had gone for hunting in a forest in Upper Subansiri district on the Sino-India border were allegedly  kidnapped by the Chinese military.  Those allegedly kidnapped have been identified as Toch Singkam, Prasat Ringling, Dongtu Ebiya, Tanu Baker and Ngaru Diri. Two others, who were in the group, managed to escape and informed the police. The families urged the authorities to take steps to bring them back. The  Chinese Army  has done this at a time, when a meeting has recently been held between the  Defense Minister of both the countries. Coming to the Second News Indian Army rescued  three Chinese nationals who lost their way in North Sikkim’s plateau area at 17,500 ft altitude. According to the Army, they were provided medical assistance including oxygen, food and warm clothes. Realizing danger to the lives of the Chinese citizens which inc