<p dir="ltr">Last month, renders of the OnePlus 7 cases surfaced online showing a cut-out for the rumoured pop-up selfie snapper. Now, a few more case renders have been leaked corroborating the news about the placement of the cameras. In the latest case renders, the cut-outs for the pop-up selfie shooter and the triple camera on back are seen exactly at the same place as they were on the previous renders.</p> <p>The latest leak further cements claims that the OnePlus 7 will sport a notch-less and a near edge-to-edge display design. On the bottom edge of the case, there are cutouts for a USB-C port, the loudspeaker and two microphones. An elongated rectangular cutout on the top edge suggests the pop-up camera's placement. The volume rocker protection bulge is seen on the left edge, and the power button and alert slider are placed on the right.</p> <p>OnePlus 7 has already been shown off in various hands-on images and video renders, and even the colour options (purple, blue and black) of the phone have already been leaked. Last month, the phone was seen listed on an e-tailer's website for $569, which roughly translates to Rs 40,000. The listing showed that the phone will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 mobile platform, which is a given.</p> <p style="text-align: center;"></p> <p>The phone may ship with up to 12GB RAM, and it might offer up to 256GB of storage. It is said to have Android Pie-based OxygenOS 9 and could sport a 6.5-inch AMOLED display. In the camera department, the OnePlus 7 may have a 48MP sensor, a 20MP sensor, and a 16MP lens completing the triple camera system on the back. Its front camera is speculated to have a 16MP sensor. The OnePlus 7 may ship with a 4,000 mAh battery that supports 44W Dash Charging.</p> <p>Meanwhile, the company has reduced OnePlus 6T prices by up to 400 Yuan in China, a move likely to be aimed at decreasing the size of the inventory. This can be taken as a hint that the OnePlus 7 may launch soon. The 6GB RAM + 128GB storage version of the OnePlus 6T now starts at 2,299 Yuan in China. The 8GB RAM + 128GB storage version can now be purchased for 3,199 Yuan, and the 8GB RAM + 256 GB storage version now costs 3,599 Yuan. There is no price drop is seen on the OnePlus India website.</p> <p>Related Read:</p> <p>OnePlus CEO hints at launch of truly wireless earphones alongside company’s upcoming flagship</p> 
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<p>India, without a doubt, has a price-conscious smartphone market where Chinese smartphones currently rule the roster. While Samsung’s high-end premium flagship ‘S’ series and ‘Note’ series of handsets are some of the best devices around, the company has been revamping its entry-level and budget devices to reinvigorate and recapture its lost market share in these segments. It introduced its Galaxy A and Galaxy M series of phones in India, in January and February this year respectively. Now, a new video posted from the company’s Malaysia YouTube page confirms that it is merging its Galaxy J series with the Galaxy A series. </p> <p>The video doesn’t give much information about how or what changes will be made to the Samsung J-series of handsets. The company announces phones from entry-level to mid-range under its Galaxy-J series. Merging it with the Galaxy-A series does mean that Samsung is further streamlining its offerings. The Smartphone maker introduced some high-end features like quad cameras and Infinity display design on its Galaxy-A series of phones, which means the J-series handsets being merged could receive a complete overhaul in terms of both, design and hardware. Additionally, the news comes a day before the company is slated to launch its new Galaxy A90 smartphone. </p> <p><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/fLcbKe6xlvE" width="100%"></iframe></p> <p>The Galaxy A90 is expected to be the company’s upcoming upper mid-range smartphone and alongside it, it could announce two more phones, the Galaxy A40 and the Galaxy A20e. Ahead of the official announcement, the Galaxy A90 was spotted on an e-commerce website listing from the UK and a report hints at its complete specs. The smartphone is said to come equipped with a 6.7-inch AMOLED display offering a 2400 x 1080p resolution and might be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7150 processor. The company usually employs its own Exynos SoCs on phones that are being launched in Asian countries but equipping a Snapdragon platform suggests that the devices might be launched in other regions as well. </p> <p>Additionally, the Galaxy A90 might sport a triple rear camera setup with a 48MP primary sensor with an f/2.0 aperture lens. It might sport an 8MP secondary sensor with f/2.4 aperture and a tertiary ToF camera sensor for better depth perception. Some reports about the handset suggest an interesting new camera mechanism that rotates to capture selfies. </p> <p>Related Reads:</p> <p>Samsung Galaxy A90, Galaxy A40 and Galaxy A20e listed on official UK website</p> <p>Samsung Galaxy A90 specs leaked ahead of April 10 launch</p> <p> </p> 
<p>The popular micro-blogging platform Twitter has its fair share of problems when it comes to fake accounts and spammers. To clean up its systems, the company has taken another step that is meant to remove fake accounts or spammers from the platform. Twitter is now limiting its users to follow only 400 accounts in a day, down from 1000. Standard Twitter users might think that following even 400 accounts in a day is a bit too much, which has been iterated in replies to the announcement by Twitter Safety. However, spammers are more likely to use automated means to do so and can easily follow and unfollow 1000 accounts in a day.</p> <p>One might be thinking about how limiting the number of users one can follow in a day helps with booting fake accounts from the platform. Getting a large number of followers at once is considered a growth hack and such short cuts are mostly taken by creating bot accounts and letting them loose on the platform to automatically follow hashtags or keywords. Unaware users sometimes also follow spam accounts back, giving them much desired credibility. After a while, the spam account unfollow large groups of users at one go and the process is repeated. Limiting this number to 400 could help limit the activity of such accounts to some extent but this number could have been even lower since it’s more than the number of accounts an average person is likely to follow in 24 hours. </p> <p dir="ltr" lang="en">It took me ~7 years to follow 400 people lmao</p> — Steven | ZeRoyalViking (@ZeRoyalViking) April 8, 2019 <p>Additionally, following and unfollowing users at a rapid pace is against Twitter rules and counts as spamming. The new limitation comes after the company reportedly suspended more than 70 million accounts on in May and June last year. The website’s systems are said to have identified and removed over 9.9 million potentially "spammy" or automated accounts per week during the purge. In June last year, the platform presented new policies on hateful conduct and violent extremism, and unveiled a plan to implement new technology and bring in staff to curb spam and abuse. </p> <p>Related Reads:</p> <p>Twitter suspends over 70 million fake accounts in May and June: Report</p> <p>Twitter iOS app redesigned to de-emphasise followers and following count</p> 
<p>Huawei will launch the P30 Pro smartphone at an event that starts at 12 pm in New Delhi today. The phone will be available on Amazon India and the e-commerce website has already has a notifications page live for the same. Those who want to purchase the Huawei P30 Pro can click on the ‘Notify Me’ button on the dedicated Amazon page to get regular updates about the phone’s availability on the platform. The Huawei P30 Pro is the part of the P30-series phones that were launched in Paris last month.</p> <p>Huawei will reveal the India price for the P30 Pro today and we are expecting the company to regularly update its social media handles. You can also follow Digit's Instagram handle to get all the updates from the Huawei P30 Pro India launch. We were also present during the launch event in Paris and you can watch the unboxing, camera samples and first look at the phone in the video embedded at the end of this article.</p> <p style="text-align: center;"></p> <p>Huawei is also expected to launch the P30 Lite in India today. The device was launched in Canada back in March.</p> Huawei P30 Lite price and specifications <p>The Huawei P30 Lite, as the name suggests, is a cheaper variant in the P30 series. The phone features a smaller 6.15-inch full HD+ LCD display, a triple camera setup and the Kirin 710 SoC instead of the Kirin 980 on the P30 Pro. In Canada, the Huawei P30 Lite is priced at CAD429.95 (Rs 22,000 approx). It gets 6GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage. In the camera department, the P30 Lite features a 24MP primary sensor, an 8MP wide-angle lens and a 2MP sensor to capture depth information. A 32MP selfie camera is housed inside a U-shaped notch on the front. The entire package is powered by a 3,340 mAh battery with support for 18W QuickCharge .</p> Huawei P30 Pro Price and Specifications: <p>The Huawei P30 Pro starts at a price of 999 euros (approx Rs 78,000) for the 128GB storage variant. The 256GB and 512GB storage variants are priced 1099 euros (approx Rs 85,600) and 1249 euros (approx Rs 97,000). Meanwhile, the Huawei P30 is priced at 799 euros (approx Rs 62,200).</p> <p>The USP of the Huawei P30 Pro is its Leica Quad-camera setup which consists of a 40MP main camera with lens having f1.6 aperture, a 20MP ultra-wide angle camera with lens having f2.2 aperture, an 8MP telephoto camera with 5X Telephoto lens (f3.4 aperture) and a Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor. On the front is a 32MP front camera with AI HDR+. The phone has a 1/1.7-inch Huawei SuperSpectrum Sensor with a RYYB Bayer filter which is claimed to capture 40 percent more light and deliver well lit photos in low light conditions.</p> <p>Thanks to the periscope design, the Huawei SuperZoom Lens supports 3X optical zoom, 5X hybrid zoom and 50X times digital zoom on the P30-Series phones. A prism element in the telephoto camera bends light at a right angle and sends it to a cluster of lenses to achieve variant focal length. The P30 Pro camera has scored 112 points, highest ever on DXOMark smartphone camera rating. Huawei says that the camera can capture videos in 4K quality at 60fps.</p> <p><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/NfxwablloIw" width="100%"></iframe></p> <p>The Huawei P30 Pro sports a 6.47-inch Full HD+ Curved OLED display (DCI-P3 HDR) with a 2340x1080 pixels resolution, and an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. The phone features Acoustic Display Technology, which is basically an in-screen maglev speaker for earpiece audio. The phone runs EMUI 9.1 baked on top of Android 9 Pie. Under the hood, the P30 Pro have 7nm Kirin 980 processors with a Dual-NPU and users can choose from three variants: 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, 8GB RAM and 256GB storage and 8GB RAM and 512GB storage.</p> <p>The phone comes with a graphene film cooling system to manage the device temperature. The Huawei P30 Pro comes with an in-display optical fingerprint sensor and the company claims that this sensor is 30 percent faster than the previous generation. The handset draws power from a 4,200mAh pack, ships with reverse wireless charging feature, and supports 40W fast charging and 15W wireless charging. The Huawei P30 Pro has an IP68 rating.</p> <p>Related Read:</p> <p>Huawei P30 Pro Camera Samples and First Impressions</p> 
<p>By now, we're sure everyone has heard of PUBG and its virality. Given its popularity, PUBG Mobile, especially, has had a tough time convincing parents, authorities and academicians that it is indeed not an epidemic taking over the lives of people and there is truth to the matter. Anything in excess is bad and sadly, PUBG's popularity has it walking a thin line when it comes to promotions on one side and responsible gaming on the other. Now, Khaleej Times has reported that parents in the UAE are canvasing for a ban on the popular Battle Royale game. UAE would be the second nation after India to consider a ban on PUBG. Parents in the UAE are looking to get the game banned because according to them, it is a "bad influence on youth". The game has been accused of having "violent content" and an "addictive nature".</p> <p>A parent in Dubai, Gulnaz Arif Moula, told Khaleej Times: "PUBG should surely be banned as it has a negative effect on the children's mind. It makes them very aggressive. Kids have taken this game so seriously that nothing else seems to matter to them - not even studying. They care only about winning in this game." Another parent, Mueena Farooq Rumane, told Khaleej Times, "I strongly feel PUBG should be banned”. </p> <p>In India, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights is reportedly seeking an ‘action report’ on PUBG Mobile ban from the IT Ministry.</p> <p>PUBG Mobile was banned in Ahmedabad on March 14, but the ban on the game has since been lifted. During the ban, a number of people were imprisoned for playing the game. You can read more about the arrests here. </p> <p>On the plus side, PUBG has helped a lot of young people make a living by streaming the game online. PUBG players in India have made a career out of playing the game. You can read more about PUBG streaming here. ESL is holding its first competitive gaming event in India where players will battle it out in DOTA 2 to reign supreme. You can read more about the upcoming ESL event here. </p> <p>There are pros and cons to any activity including gaming. If regulated properly and done under guided supervision, gaming can actually be helpful. The developers of the game have also taken steps to regulate playability of the game. The developers have put a digital lock on the game for users that are under the age of 13. This digital lock restricts children below 13 from playing the game and can only be accessed by parents or guardians. </p> <p>Just like there are age restrictions for movies, there are also age restrictions for games. Parents need to keep an eye on the packaging of the game where age restrictions are clearly mentioned. </p> <p>Also Read: </p> <p>PUBG Mobile-publisher Tencent announces policies to curb gaming addiction among minors: Report</p> <p>Exclusive: Call of Duty: Mobile coming to India in November</p> <p>Zotac Gaming GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Review</p> 
<p dir="ltr">Samsung launched four Galaxy S-Series devices, including the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+ and the Galaxy S10 5G this year and is now preparing to launch as many phones in the Galaxy Note series, a media report has said. A quick translation of the news published on the Korean news platform ETNews reads that this year there may be two Note devices with 4G LTE support and other two devices are speculated to be 5G models.</p> <p>It is reported that the smallest Galaxy Note 10 will launch in the lines of the Galaxy S10e and may ship with 6.28-inch display while the larger model may get up to a 6.7-inch size. So apparently, there will be two 4G models with 6.28-inch displays and other two get the 6.75-inch panel. The bigger model are said to ship with gets four rear cameras, while the smaller ones are speculated to come with three shooters. The main difference between them is said to be the mobile network.</p> <p>Meanwhile, Samsung has officially announced that it has now merged the Galaxy J and the Galaxy A Series. The company confirmed the development through Samsung Malaysia’s official YouTube channel. Previously it was reported that Samsung merged its Galaxy J, On and C series into Galaxy M series.</p> <p><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/fLcbKe6xlvE" width="100%"></iframe></p> <p>The South Korean giant is preparing for a launch event on April 10 in which it is expected to unveil three Galaxy A-Series phones, including the Galaxy A90. The Galaxy A90 has been the talk-of-the-town because it is claimed to come with a sliding and rotating camera mechanism. Reportedly, the Galaxy A90 will sport a 6.7-inch AMOLED display offering a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels. It is also said that the phone will have sound-on-display technology, which means that the phone will be pumping out the sound from the display.</p> <p>Under the hood, Samsung Galaxy A90 is said to have an octa core Qualcomm Snapdragon 7150 processor. As far as the camera is concerned, the phone is claimed to come with three rear cameras: a 48MP primary sensor with the lens having an aperture of f/2.0, an 8MP sensor with lens having f/2.4 aperture and a ToF sensor.</p> <p>Related Read:</p> <p>Samsung Galaxy A90, Galaxy A40 and Galaxy A20e listed on official UK website</p> 
