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Fire-Boltt Oracle With 4G LTE SIM Support, 1.96-Inch Display Launched in India: Price, Specifications
Fire-Boltt Oracle smartwatch has been launched in India. Previously, the company unveiled the Fire-Boltt Dream with a 2.02-inch screen. The newer model comes with a slightly smaller screen size but shares otherwise similar features. It operates on an Android-based UI and supports several Google Play Store applications but is compatible with both An...
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Xiaomi Unveils SU7 Electric Car, Says It Aims to Be Among Top 5 Automakers
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi took the wraps off its first electric vehicle on Thursday and promptly announced it was aiming to become one of world's top five automakers. The sedan, dubbed the SU7, is a highly anticipated model that is expected to make the most of its shared operating system with the company's popular phones.
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Uttarakhand Tunnel Workers May Experience "Insomnia, Bad Dreams, Anxiety": Doctor
The 41 Indian construction workers trapped in a collapsed highway tunnel for 17 days will need long-term support after their rescue, including monitoring for post-traumatic stress disorder, officials said on Tuesday.
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Robotaxi Trials Increase in Shenzhen as China Accelerates Driverless Car Dreams
China’s Shenzhen will now allow registered autonomous vehicles (AVs) to operate without a driver in the driving seat across a broad swath of the city, but a driver must still be present in the vehicle. The new rule for firms testing driverless robotaxis in the city like Baidu’s Apollo unit, Toyota-backed Pony, Nissan-backed Weride, Alibaba-back...
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Angry Birds Games Are Seeing Growth Again, Rovio Says
Rovio, best known for its Angry Birds franchise, reported a rise in its fourth-quarter operating profit, boosted by growth from its top three games.
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Lucid Air In-Car User Interface Revealed Ahead Of Dream Edition Deliveries
Like most modern cars, the user interface which is basically an operating system for the car will get updates over the air.
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Is India Ready for Hyperloop? An Engineer Who Rode It First, Says Yes
Hyperloop might just be a dream for Indian commuters spending hours in their travel, but Tanay Manjrekar of Virgin Hyperloop is optimistic on its India rollout.
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Opinion: This Plan Could See A "Princeton Mumbai" Or "Harvard Hyderabad"
With much of U.S. higher education online only this semester, and its more long-term future deeply uncertain, now is a time to dream big. My own fantasy is based on the Indian government's recent plan to encourage the top 100 universities in the world to operate in India.
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"Never Be Afraid To Pursue Your Dreams": Navy's First Woman Pilot
Sub Lieutenant Shivangi takes a walk about a white Dornier 228 twin-turboprop aircraft of the India Navy during a mandatory pre-flight check. Satisfied with her observation, she climbs into the cockpit of the aircraft used by the Navy for general utility and surveillance operations before she fires up the instrument.
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Jammu IPS Officer Coaches Students In Free Time, Wins Huge Support, Praise
Taking time out from his busy schedule, a young IPS officer is dedicating two hours every morning to help students in their studies, a move which has brought smiles to candidates preparing for competitive examinations but are unable to meet the expenses of quality coaching.
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From 2022, High-Speed Bullet Train From Mumbai To Ahmedabad Every 20 Minutes
The dream of India's first high-speed bullet train which would run between Ahmedabad and Mumbai is close to becoming a reality. The operations for this ambitious project will commence as soon as 2022, Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal has said. The train will have 10 coaches, a seating capacity of 750 passengers and will leave Mumbai for Ahmedaba...
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Bangladesh 'Tree Man' Hopes To Return To Work After Surgery
Abul Bajandar, a 26-year-old known as the 'Tree Man' in Bangladesh who underwent an operation for a strange disease that left him with bark-like warts on his hands and feet, on Sunday said he dreams of returning to work so that he can support his family and live a normal life.
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World Athletics: Sergey Shubenkov Dashes Aries Merritt's Dreams Before Kidney Operation
Shubenkov, the two-times European champion, clocked a national record of 12.98 seconds, with American Merritt, who will leave for his surgery directly from Beijing, taking the bronze in a season's best 13.04.
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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Military Assault Spoils Fourth Wife Dream of This Father-of-36
Pakistan's ongoing military operation may be making headway in clearing militant hideouts, but it has shattered the dream of one father of 36 children - to take a fourth wife.
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Fire-Boltt Oracle With 4G LTE SIM Support, 1.96-Inch Display Launched in India: Price, Specifications
Fire-Boltt Oracle smartwatch has been launched in India. Previously, the company unveiled the Fire-Boltt Dream with a 2.02-inch screen. The newer model comes with a slightly smaller screen size but shares otherwise similar features. It operates on an Android-based UI and supports several Google Play Store applications but is compatible with both An...
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Xiaomi Unveils SU7 Electric Car, Says It Aims to Be Among Top 5 Automakers
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi took the wraps off its first electric vehicle on Thursday and promptly announced it was aiming to become one of world's top five automakers. The sedan, dubbed the SU7, is a highly anticipated model that is expected to make the most of its shared operating system with the company's popular phones.
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Uttarakhand Tunnel Workers May Experience "Insomnia, Bad Dreams, Anxiety": Doctor
The 41 Indian construction workers trapped in a collapsed highway tunnel for 17 days will need long-term support after their rescue, including monitoring for post-traumatic stress disorder, officials said on Tuesday.
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Robotaxi Trials Increase in Shenzhen as China Accelerates Driverless Car Dreams
China’s Shenzhen will now allow registered autonomous vehicles (AVs) to operate without a driver in the driving seat across a broad swath of the city, but a driver must still be present in the vehicle. The new rule for firms testing driverless robotaxis in the city like Baidu’s Apollo unit, Toyota-backed Pony, Nissan-backed Weride, Alibaba-back...
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Angry Birds Games Are Seeing Growth Again, Rovio Says
Rovio, best known for its Angry Birds franchise, reported a rise in its fourth-quarter operating profit, boosted by growth from its top three games.
-
Lucid Air In-Car User Interface Revealed Ahead Of Dream Edition Deliveries
Like most modern cars, the user interface which is basically an operating system for the car will get updates over the air.
-
Is India Ready for Hyperloop? An Engineer Who Rode It First, Says Yes
Hyperloop might just be a dream for Indian commuters spending hours in their travel, but Tanay Manjrekar of Virgin Hyperloop is optimistic on its India rollout.
-
Opinion: This Plan Could See A "Princeton Mumbai" Or "Harvard Hyderabad"
With much of U.S. higher education online only this semester, and its more long-term future deeply uncertain, now is a time to dream big. My own fantasy is based on the Indian government's recent plan to encourage the top 100 universities in the world to operate in India.
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"Never Be Afraid To Pursue Your Dreams": Navy's First Woman Pilot
Sub Lieutenant Shivangi takes a walk about a white Dornier 228 twin-turboprop aircraft of the India Navy during a mandatory pre-flight check. Satisfied with her observation, she climbs into the cockpit of the aircraft used by the Navy for general utility and surveillance operations before she fires up the instrument.
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Jammu IPS Officer Coaches Students In Free Time, Wins Huge Support, Praise
Taking time out from his busy schedule, a young IPS officer is dedicating two hours every morning to help students in their studies, a move which has brought smiles to candidates preparing for competitive examinations but are unable to meet the expenses of quality coaching.
-
From 2022, High-Speed Bullet Train From Mumbai To Ahmedabad Every 20 Minutes
The dream of India's first high-speed bullet train which would run between Ahmedabad and Mumbai is close to becoming a reality. The operations for this ambitious project will commence as soon as 2022, Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal has said. The train will have 10 coaches, a seating capacity of 750 passengers and will leave Mumbai for Ahmedaba...
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Bangladesh 'Tree Man' Hopes To Return To Work After Surgery
Abul Bajandar, a 26-year-old known as the 'Tree Man' in Bangladesh who underwent an operation for a strange disease that left him with bark-like warts on his hands and feet, on Sunday said he dreams of returning to work so that he can support his family and live a normal life.
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World Athletics: Sergey Shubenkov Dashes Aries Merritt's Dreams Before Kidney Operation
Shubenkov, the two-times European champion, clocked a national record of 12.98 seconds, with American Merritt, who will leave for his surgery directly from Beijing, taking the bronze in a season's best 13.04.
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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Military Assault Spoils Fourth Wife Dream of This Father-of-36
Pakistan's ongoing military operation may be making headway in clearing militant hideouts, but it has shattered the dream of one father of 36 children - to take a fourth wife.
