A viral video showing police and paramilitary personnel enjoying a merry-go-round at a park has won praise online, with many social media users saying the clip is a heartwarming reminder that everyone deserves a moment of joy.
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CoinEx has announced a phased shutdown of its centralised exchange after nearly nine years of operation. New registrations will end on September 15, followed by the closure of derivatives services on September 22 and spot trading on September 29. Withdrawals will remain available until December 22. The exchange cited prolonged market weakness, reduced liquidity, and rising compliance costs.
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iQOO 16 will be launched in China on September 29, the company announced on Tuesday. The launch event is scheduled to commence at 7:00 pm local time (4:30 pm IST). Separately, the company also revealed that the iQOO 16 will be available for purchase in the country in three colour options, namely “Chasing Light”, “Legendary”, and “Racing Track” (translated from Chinese). The Chasing Light colourway will feature a laser holographic back with hues of red and blue shades over a silver background. Meanwhile, the Legendary option uses the “magnetron sputtering electroplating technology” and 670nm thick electroplating film on the back over a shade of white. Lastly, the Racing Track colourway, the tech firm says, has been inspired by the purple paint of F1 cars.
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Apple refreshed its silicon lineup with the introduction of the M6 chip in August. At the time, the Cupertino-based tech giant also updated the Mac mini with the latest SoC. Now, an early benchmark listing has offered a glimpse at its performance. The Mac mini M6 is listed with 32GB of memory and a 12-core CPU. The listing also reveals its core configuration, which is headlined by two Super cores. The results reportedly suggest a notable multi-core improvement over the outgoing M5.
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Vivo V80, S2 FE and X500 Pro Max have surfaced in recent regulatory listings in India and Thailand. The V80 appeared on both BIS and Thailand's NBTC database, while the S2 FE was linked to BIS through model number V2640. The X500 Pro Max appeared on NBTC with model number V2610. Earlier reports have tipped specifications and launch details for the three phones, including 90W charging for the V80 and a Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset for the X500 Pro Max.
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Vivo V80 India launch teased. It is confirmed to come with a Zeiss-branded rear camera unit. Previous leaks claimed that the Vivo V80 will go official in India in the first week of October. It is rumoured to feature a 50-megapixel telephoto camera with support for 3X zoom. It could feature a 7,200mAh battery. It is said to ship wth Android 17-based OriginOS 7 on top.
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The government has clarified the rules around charges on digital payments. In recent days, there have been concerns over whether recent changes to the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007, could eventually result in charges for UPI users in India. The latest notification, issued by the Ministry of Finance on Monday, reveals that consumers will not be charged for using UPI, while any future merchant discount rate (MDR) would apply only to select transactions.
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MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro mobile platform has been launched globally. The octa-core chipset is built on a 2nm process. Moreover, it features a 2 + 3 + 3 AI Compute Fusion CPU architecture, with two prime cores, three performance cores, and three efficiency cores. It also gets the new L2 + L3 cache architecture, along with support for LPDDR6 RAM and UFS 5 storage. The SoC features the 1090 NPU with dedicated Performance and Flexible cores. Moreover, the MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset features the new Mali G2 Ultra NX GPU, with a system cache of 10MB. Its AI Imaging Fusion Architecture gets Semantic Analysis Engine, TrueColor Engine, and FastFocus Engine.
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LG, in a recent statement, has addressed the privacy and security concerns regarding its smart TVs. The company said that LG smart TVs do not “continuously record or transmit” user conversations. Further, the tech giant said that the speech-to-text processing starts only after a user initiates voice interaction via the “supported wake-word feature” or by pressing the voice or AI button on the smart TV remotes. LG claims that the audio used for wake-word detection is locally processed on the smart TV. Hence, if the device does not detect the wake word, the audio is not converted into text and is neither stored nor transmitted by the smart TV.
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The Samsung Galaxy A18 4G could arrive in France with a lower price than previously expected, according to a new leak. The reported French configuration includes 128GB of storage, while Samsung may offer more storage in other markets. The handset could also bring an Exynos 1610 chipset instead of the previously rumoured MediaTek processor. Other reported features include a 90Hz Super AMOLED display, triple rear cameras, a 5,000mAh battery and Android 17. Samsung has not confirmed these details yet.
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Salim Merchant recalled that the change in attention left Sukhwinder deeply hurt, and he left the venue halfway through the event
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The Supreme Court has granted Rajpal Yadav two weeks to deposit a demand draft of Rs 2 crore
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Sonu Nigam recently performed at a massive sold-out concert at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in New York on September 13.
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The reunion marks Himesh Reshammiya and Vikram Bhatt's fifth film together
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Shah Rukh Khan isn't worried about the Hollywood competition as King heads towards its December release
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