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India (National)
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David Delima's coverage suggests a focus on product launches, industry developments, and design within the technology sector with an emphasis on mobile phones and related software. He appears to heavily rely on press releases and private sector announcements for his articles.
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By: Nithya P Nair, David Delima
Google is reportedly mulling the inclusion of its Tensor G4 chip on the Pixel 10a, which is expected to arrive in 2026.
By: David Delima, Sucharita Ganguly
The DoT's ICR initiative is designed bridge the telecom gap across rural and remote areas.
By: Radhika Parashar, David Delima
JioCoins are currently unavailable on the desktop version of JioSphere.
Redmi K90 Pro is not expected to arrive until later this year, and it is likely to succeed the current Redmi K80 Pro model that launched last November.
By: David Delima, Sucharita Ganguly
Samsung Galaxy S25 series is expected to ship with One UI 7 stable versions.
By: David Delima, Radhika Parashar
The ESMA refers to stablecoins as asset-referenced tokens (ARTs).
By: Akash Dutta, David Delima
Samsung’s new WAFX-P series of interactive displays will be available in 65-inch, 75-inch, and 86-inch sizes.
Xiaomi says its WinPlay Engine will support Steam and its library of games.
Blinkit says customers in parts of three cities will be able to order smartphones like the Redmi 14C and Nokia 105 via the platform.
Nothing Phone 3 is tipped to launch in Q1 2025, which means it could be the next phone to be launched by the company.
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