Heres the latest Indus trailer, a new Battle Royale game developed in India

SuperGaming, a popular Indian gaming developer has revealed the gameplay trailer of their all-new Battle Royale game, Indus. Indus was launched on Republic Day and is an Indo-futuristic Battle Royale game with futuristic guns, suits and much more. The pre-registrations for Android are live now and for iOS users and iPad users, the pre-registration will be available soon.

After the first trailer of Indus debuted in New York’s Times Square, SuperGaming has now revealed the gameplay trailer of Indus via London’s biggest locations. Their aim is to put India on the global map when it comes to gaming. 

The gameplay trailer shows that players need to explore, loot, survive and win on Virlok. Virlok is the map which is a floating island in the sky. The trailer revealed four characters Adam, Sir-Taj, Adya and Big Gaj. It also showed firefights in multiple locations with the player aiming and shooting enemies. 

You can now pre-register for Indus on Google Play and the pre-registrations for iOS will be available soon, SuperGaming stated. The company also promised in its press release that users who pre-register for the game will get some exclusive surprises. 

Currently, SuperGaming is running community playtests of Indus throughout the country. The last playtest was held at ComicCon in Bengaluru. The first playtest of this year is going to be revealed very soon. 

The co-founder and CEO of SuperGaming, Roby John said “As we've been making Indus and seeing its gameplay evolve over the years, we wanted to share it with the rest of the world".

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Naughty Dog Has Moved on From Uncharted, Co-President Neil Druckmann Confirms

Developer Naughty Dog seems to be done with Uncharted. Speaking to Buzzfeed, co-President Neil Druckmann stated that the studio has put its “final brushstroke” on the story with Uncharted 4, and is ready to move on. He also weighed in on a potential The Last of Us Part 3, stating that publisher Sony isn’t forcing them to churn a sequel out. For now, naughty Dog ...

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Gaming Is Evolving Into a Lifestyle for Young Gamers, Boosting PC Demand in India

Demand for PCs in India is rising, thanks to a shift to a hybrid lifestyle and increasing adoption of PC gaming along with the use of computers as personalised entertainment spaces. While the pandemic accelerated PC usage, here's why the new hybrid world is driving an increase in demand for PCs in the country.

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Noise Buds Combat TWS launched in India, here are its top features

The new Noise Buds Combat TWS earphones have officially hit Indian markets. The latest offering from the brand comes in three colour variants - Stealth Black, Covert White, and Shadow Grey. You can purchase it via the brand’s official website or via Flipkart. The affordable TWS device is priced at ₹1,499. 

Noise Buds Combat TWS top features 

Quad Mics with ENC

The new Noise Buds Combat earbuds are equipped with Quad Mics that have environmental noise cancellation (ENC). This should ensure a better calling experience.

Touch controls

The earphones have touch controls, which can be used to activate the voice assistant, control the volume, and control whether a track is playing. 

Voice-assistant compatibility 

The Noise Buds Combat earbuds support voice assistants such as Siri and Google Assistant. This implies that the earbuds are compatible with both, iOS and Android smartphones. 

Good sound

Noise has equipped the TWS earbuds with a 13mm driver. These also support ultra-low latency mode.

Long battery life

The Noise Buds Combat are claimed to offer up to 8 hours of playtime on a single charge. It also offers up to 37 hours of playtime with the case. The brand claims that it only takes 90 minutes for the earphones to be charged fully, and 120 minutes for the case to be charged as well. The earbuds have an LED charging indicator and a USB Type-C port. 

Bluetooth 5.3

The Noise Buds Combat are equipped with Bluetooth 5.3, which is claimed to have a connectivity range of 10-m. 

Apart from all this, the earbuds also offer IPX5 sweat and water resistance. 

Noise Buds Combat TWS availability

You can purchase these affordable gaming earbuds via the GoNoise online store as well as via Flipkart. The Noise Buds Combat price in India is ₹1,499.

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New images of the Google Pixel Tablet show off the expected specs and design

Android tipster Kuba Wojciechowski has recently revealed that there will be a single version of the Pixel Tablet, as opposed to earlier speculations regarding there being vanilla and Pro versions. The concept of the Pixel Tablet was first revealed at the I/O 2022 event in May 2022. Wojciechowski has posted images of the first-generation Tensor chip and the Tensor G2 chips.

Google Pixel Tablet updates

It was believed that the Pixel Tablet and Pixel Tablet Pro are called “Tangor” and “Tangorpro”, respectively. However, according to Wojciechowski, the Tangor project has been cancelled. We may only see variants of the Pixel Tablet that will be equipped with the Tensor G2 chip. The tablet is also claimed to offer 8 GB of Samsung LPDDR5 RAM and 256 GB of Kioxia UFS storage. It may also come with a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.

I have also been provided with a few photos of the device. pic.twitter.com/ctKWQoVDCT

— Kuba Wojciechowski(@Za_Raczke) January 26, 2023 Google Pixel Tablet specifications (expected)

According to the tipster, the Google Pixel Tablet will have a 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution. This display comes from China Star Optoelectronics (CSOT) and is also supported by a Richtek RT4539 six-channel LED driver. Based on this, we can assume that the Google Pixel Tablet will not have an AMOLED screen. The screen is also believed to be an 11-inch one. 

Finally, it is also believed that there will be two types of docks for this tablet. The Yuzu / Y4 dock will support charging while the Korlan / K6 dock will have a speaker. 

 

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Google will be making serious changes to the way Android operates

Google has announced that it will let device makers in India license their own apps for pre-installation and will also let users pick their own default search engines. This comes after the Supreme Court announced antitrust directives last week. The court also rejected Google’s challenge against Competition Commission of India ruling stating that the tech giant abused its market position. Google is now changing the way the Android system operates. 

"Implementation of these changes across the ecosystem will be a complex process and will require significant work at our end and, in many cases, significant efforts from partners, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and developers," Google announced in a blog post.

What is the Competition Commission of India ruling?

Counterpoint Research states that 97% of 600 million smartphones in India run on Android. The same research states that 75% of the 550 million smartphones in Europe run on Android. The CCI ruling states that Google exploits its dominant position in the market. It also asked the company to remove restrictions placed on device makers related to the pre-installation of apps. 

It also fined Google $161 million (which is around Rs. 1,300 crores).

Google tried to block these directions by warning the Supreme Court that its Android ecosystem would be hampered due to this. The company explained that it would have to change its arrangements with over 1,100 device manufacturers and app developers. 

What’s happening now?

The Supreme Court dismissed Google’s plea and asked the company to pay the fine by March 31st. 

"We continue to respectfully appeal certain aspects of the CCI's decisions," Google said. The tech giant is working on changing its Android system operations.

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Infinix Note 12i launched in India with exclusive offer for Jio users

Infinix has launched its latest budget offering in India, the Infinix Note 12i. The Infinix Note 12i 

has been launched in India at a price of Rs 9,999 onwards excluding all discounts. The smartphone has been launched with an AMOLED display, a MediaTek Dimensity chipset, and more. The Infinix Note 12i will go on sale starting January 30, along with a special offer for Jio customers. 

Infinix Note 12i price and availability

The Infinix Note 12i has been launched in a single 4GB RAM + 64GB storage variant. The smartphone is priced at Rs 9,999 in the country, without factoring-in the discount for Reliance Jio users. The smartphone will go on sale starting January 30 and will be sold via Flipkart. With the Infinix Note 12i, Reliance Jio users also get an additional Rs 1,000 cashback as part of the Jio Exclusive Program. 

Infinix Note 12i specifications

Coming to specifications, the Infinix Note 12i has been launched with a 6.71-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate and 1,000 nits of claimed peak brightness. The display also comes with a 180Hz touch sampling rate. Further, the Infinix Note 12i is powered by MediaTek’s Helio G85 chipset paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, which can be expanded via a microSD card slot. 

Apart from this, the Infinix Note 12i comes with a triple rear camera setup that includes a primary 50-megapixel shooter, a 2-megapixel depth sensor, and a third lens. Up front, the Infinix Note 12i comes with an 8-megapixel selfie snapper, which also includes a dual LED flash. Further, there is a 5,000mAh battery on the Infinix Note 12i with support for 33W fast charging. Other features on the Infinix Note 12i include a DTS dual speaker system, an immersive gaming system with the latest graphic enhancement features and a Dar-Link 2.0 Game Boost technology that optimises the RAM and GPU for enhanced gaming performance.

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