Dizo Watch D Pro brings Dizo D1 chipset, Bluetooth calling, and more at 2,699

Dizo Watch D Pro has launched in India for under ₹3000 and it comes with dual health sensors for tracking heart rate and blood oxygen. You get Bluetooth calling facility and unlike its peers which rely on dual chipset solutions for this, the Dizo watch uses a single chipset called Dizo D1. We will see what’s the benefit of this along with the full details about the smartwatch below:

What is Dizo D1?

Dizo D1 is a single chipset that takes care of Bluetooth calling on Dizo Watch D Pro in an efficient and stable manner, as per the brand. How you may wonder? Well, Dizo claims the use of a single chipset negates the need of connecting the watch to Bluetooth twice. It also highlights the chip bundling GPU and 4 times more RAM for a rather smooth UI. 

Let’s see what else the watch offers for the price.

Dizo Watch D Pro specs and features

The front of the watch is a 60Hz panel stretching 1.85 inches and offering 240x280 resolution, and 600nits of brightness. This is protected by 2.5D curved tempered glass. You get more than 150 watch faces to personalize the display.

The Dizo Watch D Pro weighs 45 grams and inside it features a 24x7 heart rate monitor, a blood oxygen reader, a 270mAh battery (with up to 7 days battery life claim without calling feature), In-app GPS, and smart notifications. The watch is accompanied by a magnetic charger in the box.

You also get IP68 dust and water resistance, Bluetooth 5.3, and Dizo OS (which looks and feels like Realme Watch UI, albeit a trimmed-down variant).

Dizo Watch D Pro price and availability

Get your pro game on with the new #DIZOWatchDPro! #DIZOD1Chipset & #DIZOOS 1.85" Big & Bright Display 60Hz Fluid Animation Smart Glance  Dynamic Watch Faces & Art Filters & more! 17th Jan, 12 PM @ ₹2,699/- on @flipkart. https://t.co/htn0Yz6R9i pic.twitter.com/TrurzoXR4n

— DIZO (@DIZOTech) January 9, 2023

Dizo Watch D Pro is available in India through Flipkart and Myntra at ₹2,699 starting January 17, 2023, from 12 PM onwards.

The company has also unveiled the Dizo Watch D Ultra alongside the Dizo Watch D Pro. Here are its details:

Confused with choices? This one is your #CallForSharpness. 1.78" Big AMOLED Display Clear & Stable Calling 100+ Sports Modes 10-Day Battery Life & More! from 12th Jan, 12 PM at a special launch price of ₹3,299/- on @Flipkart https://t.co/GUvY98tex4 pic.twitter.com/BFySiSagcX

— DIZO (@DIZOTech) January 9, 2023

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Apple might soon open physical stores in India: Find details here

The Financial Times recently reported that Apple is now hiring to fill positions in a rumoured physical store that will open in India. The company has posted job openings across “various locations” for 12 retail stores. These openings include roles such as Genius Bar workers, store leaders, store managers, and so on. The part-time and full-time positions refer to the unconfirmed Apple Stores, however, there is no information regarding how many roles there are.

Apple has already begun hiring for its physical store

According to The Financial Times, Apple has already hired five employees in New Delhi and Mumbai. Apple’s head of recruiting in India, Renu Sevanthi, confirmed the same on LinkedIn. 

Last year, The Economic Times reported that Apple was planning to open a store spanning 22,000 square feet in Mumbai at the beginning of 2023. They are also going to open a 10,000 - 12,000 square foot store in New Delhi, and others in the country. But, the official opening dates are yet to be confirmed. 

More Apple iPhones manufactured in India

In other news, Apple has also expanded production in India recently due to the delays in manufacturing caused by internal issues in China. With India all set to increase the scope of production yet again, the tech giant may be viewing the country as a viable manufacturing hub that can beat Vietnam and China when it comes to cheap operational costs. India also represents a large smartphone market, and though only a select few in the country can purchase Apple products, going by the population, even that small demographic represents a large number of consumers. EMI options on e-commerce websites have increased the pool of willing consumers too. 

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Fire Boltt Infinity lets you play songs off of the watch: India launch price and other details

Fire Boltt has launched Infinity, a new smartwatch priced under ₹5000 that comes with Connect TWS feature. As the name suggests, it lets you store and play music from the watch itself. It packs 300 sports modes and a 60Hz display with 600 nits of brightness among other things. 

Here are the complete details:

Fire Boltt Infinity specs and features

Fire Boltt Infinity has got a 1.6-inch 60Hz HD display with 600 nits brightness and a 90% screen-to-body ratio.

You get 110+ watch faces to customize the screen. The watch comes with a crown to navigate the UI.

AN ELEGANT HD DISPLAY OF 1.6 INCHES! The largest round display to make you express your vogue effortlessly! Along with 400*400 Px Resolutions, 600 Nits Peak Brightness & 60 Hz Refresh Rate! #INFINITY - Countless Possibilities! #NewLaunch #FireBoltt #Smartwatch pic.twitter.com/568kWQnGVq

— FIRE-BOLTT  (@fireboltt__) January 8, 2023

Coming to the highlight feature of this watch, viz. the Connect TWS option that allows you to store up to 300 songs in the watch’s internal 4GB storage. So, you can play songs straight out of the watch and listen to them via Bluetooth-powered TWS earphones. Speaking of Bluetooth, you can make or take calls from the watch itself so long as it’s connected to the phone.

The rest of the repertoire consists of over 300 activity modes, a heart rate tracker, a SpO2 monitor, a sleep health analyser, a menstrual cycle tracker, IP67 ingress protection, Google Assistant and Siri support. 

Fire Boltt Infinity price and availability

You can grab the Fire Boltt Infinity for ₹4,999 via Amazon India starting January 9 at 12 noon.

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Xiaomi 13 Pros India launch timeline tipped: Heres what we know

Xiaomi 13 Pro could launch in India in Q1, 2023 as per a recent Gadgets360 report. It could take place after the MWC 2023, which is scheduled to begin on February 27. So, you could expect it to arrive in India sometime in March 2023. Now that we have an estimated idea of when to expect the Xiaomi phone, let’s check out its likely specifications and features based on its Chinese counterpart.

New @XiaomiIndia flagship, the #Xiaomi13Pro, launching soon after the #iQOO11, #OnePlus11 and the #SamsungGalaxyS23 series launch. Xiaomi India has a busy busy Q1. Here’s what we have been told! Thanks @heyitsyogesh for confirming some of the details  https://t.co/Se2xkfRohR

— Pranav Hegde (@PranavHegdeHere) January 7, 2023 Xiaomi 13 Pro specs and features (Expected)

Xiaomi could offer a 6.73-inch LTPO AMOLED panel with 2K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, 1900 nits of peak brightness, Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Gorilla Glass Victus protection. The Chinese variant has a central punch hole cutout with a 32MP selfie shooter.

The rear camera setup, meanwhile, consists of a 50.3MP main camera with OIS, 50MP telephoto with 3.2x zoom, and a 50MP 115-degree ultrawide sensor. The phone sports up to 8K video recording at 24 fps.

In the audio department, you could get a stereo speaker but no 3.5mm jack.

The connectivity options consist of WiFi 6e, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C 2.0 port, NFC, GPS, and an infrared port. 

The internals of the phone could comprise Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage, a 4820mAh battery with 120W wired charging, and 50W wireless charging, among other things.

Let's see if the brand offers the same set of specifications in the Indian market. 

In China, the phone started at RMB 3,999 (~₹47,808) for the 8+128GB model. 

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CES 2023: All of Digits coverage in one place

CES, or the Consumer Electronics Show, is one of the world’s most exciting technology events that has been held every year in Las Vegas, Nevada, in January since 1998. While the origins of the event go as far back as 1967 in New York City, it was in 1998 that CES eventually settled into the yearly format that so many of us have come to know and love. 

The pandemic ruined the whole CES experience in 2021 and 2022 and even continued into 2023 for a lot of us Indian technology journos who weren’t able to get visas in time for CES 2023 thanks to ridiculously long wait times for visas. It’s the digital age though, so we’re attending virtually just as we did in 2021 and 2022, and filtering out the noise to bring you our picks of what’s good from CES 2023. 

We decided to put out this article as a way to bring all of the many feature stories, news stories, videos and more we will create around CES 2023 into one place. Below you will find links to all of our CES coverage, so bookmark this page to keep coming back and reading it. We’ll keep updating it well past the close of CES 2023 on 9th January (India time), because we will keep discovering hidden gems from amongst the myriad exhibitors vying for our eyeballs. 

CES 2023 Coverage Google announces its new Android Auto Redesign Most Exciting Gaming News And Announcements from CES Samsung unveils its new OLED display that has 2,000 nits brightness LG’s latest Signature OLED TV has wireless audio and video transmission (Press release) Lenovo unveiled a Windows laptop that has a rotating E-Ink display MSI Announces the All-New Award-Winning RTX 40 Series Laptop Lineup (Press release) Lenovo unveils its dual-screen Yoga Book 9i JBL unveils the JBL Spinner BT, the brand’s first Bluetooth turntable 2023 LG gram Lineup Offers More Stylish yet Powerful User Experience (Press release) Motorola ThinkPhone is the one for the business people HTC announces a new VR headset, the Vive XR Elite, for $1,099 Alienware unleashes world's fastest refresh rate of 500Hz on a Fast IPS gaming monitor and bolsters Aurora R15 Desktop at CES 2023 (Press release)  Project Leonardo Is A PS5 Accessibility Controller Introduced By PlayStation At CES 2023 HP at CES 2023: Leading in Hybrid and Gaming Experiences (Press Release)  Qualcomm brings Satellite messaging to Android at CES 2023 Google gives Android Auto a major redesign at CES 2023 Samsung unfolds Flex Hybrid OLED that slides and folds: CES 2023 Acer Boosts its Gaming Portfolio with New Predator Laptops and Monitors (Press release)​ Sony announced Afeela car in partnership with Honda Mobility Qi2 wireless charging standard to bring Magsafe-like magnetic charging to Android ASUS Unveils ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4070 Ti and TUF Gaming RTX 4070 Ti (Press release)​ Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 announced ahead of CES 2023 as a wide and 8K resolution monitor Intel Extends Performance Leadership with World's Fastest Mobile Processor - 13th Gen Intel Core mobile processors Samsung ViewFinity S9 5K Monitor announced ahead of CES 2023: What we know so far Best of CES 2023

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Sony Inzone M3 Gaming Monitor With 27-Inch Display Launched: Details

Sony Inzone M3 gaming monitor has been launched by the company. It is said to be an affordable version of the Inzone M9 that was launched last year. It comes with a similar 27-inch display with a Full HD resolution and is priced at $529 (nearly Rs. 43,500).

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Apple might not launch the iPhone SE 4 in 2024

Apple’s newest budget iPhone offering, known as the Apple iPhone SE 4, has had many rumours and speculations surrounding it since the launch of the Apple iPhone SE 3 in 2022. Many believe this smartphone will offer a design similar to the Apple iPhone XR and come with a 6.1-inch display, upgraded internals, Face ID, and support for 5G networks. Other recent reports have indicated that the launch of the Apple iPhone SE 4 will be pushed to 2024. However, now, according to Ming Chi Kuo, Apple may forgo the launch entirely. 

Ming Chi Kuo’s speculations about the Apple iPhone SE 4

Details that have been shared by Ming Chi Kuo, a known analyst, indicate that the Apple iPhone SE 4 may be cancelled entirely. Kuo wrote that the “supply chain has received instructions from Apple indicating that the production and shipment plans for the 2024 iPhone SE 4 have been canceled rather than delayed” in a post on Medium. Kuo has stated that this is possibly due to concerns related to Apple’s upcoming in-house chipset. 

Apple has been working on its own 5G modem for a while now, and it is believed that these modems will be used in the Apple iPhones in 2023. It was believed that Qualcomm is supply 20% of chipsets. However, Apple is not satisfied with the performance of its 5G models which is why they didn’t want to use it in the upcoming budget smartphone. 

5G Modem was supposed to be tested via the Apple iPhone SE 4

According to Kuo, Apple was planning to test out its 5G modem via the Apple iPhone SE 4. He also said  “…the cancelation of the iPhone SE 4 has significantly increased the chances of Qualcomm remaining the exclusive supplier of baseband chips for the 2H24 new iPhone 16 series, which is better than the market consensus that Qualcomm will start losing iPhone orders in 2024,”

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