Airtel is now offering a plan priced at only 35

Bharti Airtel has launched a brand new prepaid plan that’s priced at ₹35. Interestingly, the plan is only visible to those who are recharging their prepaid accounts using the Airtel mobile app, and is not visible on the website. This is a data-only voucher that boosts your base pack by adding its own validity. The main benefit of this plan is that it offers data. 

Bharti Airtel ₹35 data plan

The ₹35 plan has a standalone validity that lasts 2 days. The plan offers 2GB of data, which means that you can use 1GB of data per day, at the cost of ₹17.5. Now, this may seem costly on paper, however, Airtel also offers a ₹19 plan that offers 1GB of data and a validity period of 1 day. This plan works out to be cheaper for users who rely on the ₹19 plan. 

Airtel also offers a ₹58 data plan that offers 3GB of data. The ₹35 data plan targets customers who want ample data but do not want to pay ₹58 or an amount higher than ₹35. 

Other data vouchers offered by Airtel

Airtel offers a range of data vouchers that users can choose from. For instance, you can get a data-only voucher priced at ₹65 and enjoy 4GB of data. There is also a plan priced at ₹98 that offers 5GB of data. There are also other plans priced at ₹118, ₹148, ₹181, and ₹301 that offer 12GB of data, 15GB of data, 1GB of daily data, and 50GB of data respectively.

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Keeping the PS5 in Vertically Upright Position Will Not Damage It, Report Clarifies

Keeping your PS5 upright is completely fine, news outlet Wololo has clarified. A report from earlier this month suggested that placing the PS5 in a vertical position was prone to doing internal harm, causing the cooling liquid metal within to leak down the sides of the APU chip. The outlet has now retracted its statement, claiming that while the problem can still occu...

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Samsung A34 and A54 designs have been leaked

The Samsung Galaxy A34 and Samsung Galaxy A54 are expected to launch this year in February but some renders of the phones have already been leaked. The designs of the Samsung Galaxy A34 and Samsung Galaxy feature a unique and unusual look. 

Samsung A34 and A54 design details: Renders

Evan Blass, a tipster, has leaked the design of the Samsung Galaxy A34 and A54 on Twitter. The Tweet shows the pictures of the phones from the back and front as well. Both of the phones have a flat display but a water-drop notch can be seen in the Samsung A34 and a punch-hole cutout in the top centre in the Samsung A54. The volume buttons and the power button can be seen on the right side of the panel. The rear of the phones is hidden but you’ll notice that the phones could roll out with a triple camera setup based on their design. However, there are no official details on the internet about the phones except for this render.

Samsung A34 and A54 Specifications: Expected

The Samsung Galaxy A54 might feature a 6.4-inch FHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. However, Samsung Galaxy A34 might have a smaller display than the A54 with 90Hz of refresh rate support. The Samsung A54 is expected to be powered by Exynos 7904 processor with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. The Samsung A54 is likely to roll out with a triple camera setup with a 50-megapixel primary camera and it might pack a 5000mAh battery. However, Samsung hasn’t announced any official specifications about the phone.

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What will WhatsApp beta for iOS 231073 bring

According to a report published on WaBetaInfo, the global messaging app has submitted an update to the TestFlight beta Program. The update brings the version up to  23.1.0.73 within Whatsapp Settings. The TestFlight build on the other hand as 23.1.0 (437045932). So, what will this new update bring? Keep reading to find out. 

What will the new WhatsApp update bring?

The WhatsApp beta for iOS 22.24.0.76 update is a version that has been built while using the iOS 16 SDK. In other words, the application has been built using a different SDK, which means it can end up supporting new features that would be offered by the operating system. This will also be the case with the new update as it has been made using the iOS 16 SDK. 

The WhatsApp beta for iOS 23.1.0.73 update will bring the ability to detect text within images that have been shared in a conversation. 

How will the new WhatsApp feature work?

According to a screenshot shared by WaBetaInfo, the app will highlight the text shared in an image, showing that the text can be detected. To check whether you’re using a version that has this feature, you just have to open an image and see what happens. 

This feature is an iOS 16 feature, and it is not something that WhatsApp itself is offering to people as a part of its own services. So, Android users should not expect the feature to roll out to them at any point. 

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Skull and Bones Delayed for the Sixth Time, Ubisoft Cancels Three Unannounced Games

Ubisoft has delayed Skull and Bones for the sixth time amid poor overall sales of its recent titles. During an investors call, detailed in a press release, the studio stated that the delays have “paid off” and that it has brought impressive improvements to Skull and Bones. To deal with losses, Ubisoft has also cancelled three unannounced games, in addition to the ...

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Samsung Galaxy S23 Series pre-bookings have started in India

Samsung recently confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S23 will launch on February 1, during the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Event. The company has not confirmed anything about the India sale as of now, but will be announcing the details soon, now that the pre-bookings have opened up. 

Pre-ordering the Samsung Galaxy S23 series comes with its own set of benefits. You’ll get e-vouchers worth ₹5,000 in India, but you will have to pay ₹2,000 as a token amount upfront to confirm your intention to buy the product. This amount will only get deducted once the purchase has been made. 

What does the Samsung Galaxy S23 offer?

The Samsung Galaxy S23 lineup includes Samsung Galaxy S23, Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus, and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. The first two will have a triple-camera setup while the third will have a quad-camera setup. All three models will come with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC and a 12MP front camera. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is believed to come with a 200MP primary sensor, while the Samsung Galaxy S23 and Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus will have a 50MP primary camera. All three models will run on the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 out-of-the-box.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 will come with a 3900mAh battery. On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will come with a 4700mAh battery and a 5000mAh battery. All three models will support 25W fast charging and 15W wireless charging. 

When will the Samsung Galaxy S23 launch?

The Samsung Galaxy S23 will launch on February 1.

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ChatGPT Professional - A paid verison of OpenAis explosive service

Now that the world has been exposed to the sheer scope of OpenAi’s ChatGPT, the company has released a statement saying that they are planning to monetise the service. OpenAI may create a payment plan that is geared toward working professionals, allowing them to use its myriad services to enhance their professional output. 

The company’s announcement says “We’re starting to think about how to monetize ChatGPT (early thinking, nothing official to share yet). Our goal is to continue improving and maintaining the service, and monetization is one way we’re considering to ensure its long-term viability. We’re interested in chatting with some folks for ~15 min to get some early feedback. If you’re interested in chatting, please fill out this form (takes ~10 min to fill out).”

What is ChatGPT Professional?

ChatGPT Professional is stated to be the monetised version of the app. One you click the link the company has shared, you will be taken to a waitlist that will eventually allow you to access the app. The form asks people what they would use it for, and how much they would be willing to pay.

The company elaborates “If you are selected, we’ll reach out to you to set up a payment process and a pilot. Please keep in mind that this is an early experimental program that is subject to change, and we are not making paid pro access generally available at this time.”

Will there still be a free version of ChatGPT?

The company has not made any promises about keeping the service free, so we can expect the whole thing to eventually become monetised. Or, they may offer a free service that has limited capabilities (or limited searches). 

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