Logitech G413 SE, G413 TKL SE Mechanical Gaming Keyboards Launched in India: All the Details

Logitech has launched the G413 SE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and the G413 TKL (Tenkeyless) SE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard in India. The G413 SE and G413 TKL SE come with Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) keycaps, aluminium top case, and white backlighting.

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Telegram Premium Requires Only About 3 Percent Of Users To Sign Up To Cover The Costs

Telegram founder Pavel Durov isn’t worried about Telegram Premium’s subscriber growth. If even a sliver of the Telegram userbase joins the premium tier, the costs of the app would be taken care of, says Mr. Durov (source: Reuters). 

Well, since Telegram Premium was released a few days back, there has been a lot of coverage of its features and how the paid version differs from the vanilla variant. But, the real question is whether those premium features would be enough for its users to switch from the free version. After all, the new treats are mostly enhancements over the existing features. 

Have a look:

Telegram Premium vs Telegram Free: What’s different?

 

1. Telegram Premium offers an ad-free experience. No adverts in the public channels like you have in the free version.

2. Telegram Premium file upload limit is 4GB while on the free edition it is 2GB.

3. Telegram Premium users can join up to 1000 channels while the free users can be part of just 500 channels.

4. If you are a Premium user, you can pin up to 10 chats while free folks can only pin up to 5 chats.

5. Telegram Premium users can reserve up to 20 public links whereas free Telegram users can do only 10.

6.  You can save up to 400 gifs if you are a premium subscriber but free tier users can only save a max of 200 gifs.

7. There are other Telegram Premium benefits like longer bios, faster downloads, Animated profile pictures, and more which free users don’t get. You can read more about those Telegram Premium features here.

You can get Telegram Premium for $4.99 in the US and in India, it costs ₹469 a month or ₹5,628 a year. 

This monthly/yearly charge helps “Telegram pay not only for the additional expenses of premium features, but also support the free version of Telegram for everyone”.

“While we are going to release more exciting features for Premium subscribers, we will keep implementing free features available for everyone, and do it faster than any other massively popular app,” said the company while announcing the new paid service. 

Telegram calls this “sustainable monetization” and as mentioned in the beginning, Mr. Durov says, “The beauty of Telegram Premium is that if just 2.5 percent to 3 percent of our users sign up for this subscription, Telegram will cover its costs, supported purely by its users”. That's good to hear. But only time can tell how it turns out to be. 

As for other news, reviews, feature stories, buying guides, and everything else tech-related, keep reading Digit.in.

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PlayStation Plus vs Xbox Game Pass: Price, Games, Benefits, and the Rest Compared

PlayStation Plus vs Xbox Game Pass: new PS Plus Extra, Deluxe, and Essential plans pitted against Xbox Live Gold, Game Pass, and Game Pass Ultimate. We dive into PS Plus vs Game Pass price in India, Extra/Deluxe games and Game Pass titles, and the various benefits that Sony and Microsoft’s video game subscriptions offer — be it EA Play, Ubisoft+ Classics, PC Game ...

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Exclusive: TCL To Launch New 4K Gaming QLED TV In India On June 28

Earlier this week, TCL teased the launch of its new Mini LED 4k Google TV. The flagship model is all set to launch in India on June 28. And now, we at Digit have accessed exclusive information that along with the Mini LED TV, TCL will also be launching a new 4K gaming QLED TV in the country. 

As per our sources, this new TV from TCL will use the company's advancements in the Quantum Dot Display technology and offer support for a wide colour gamut. There will also be support for HDR 10+ on the TV, and possibly also offer 144-VRR for games that can take advantage of fast refresh rate panels. In addition, our sources have also revealed that this gaming QLED TV will also bring 'OK Google' and Google Duo for remote working. 

TCL QLED TV Specs and Features

For now, this is all the information we have about the television, with its specifications and even the size of its panel remaining a mystery. However, we expect to get more information about the Gaming QLED and even the Mini LED TV as we get closer to the launch date. 

But our expectation is these TVs could be among the best in the market once launched as they could offer support for features like ALLM, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos for immersive visuals and audio delivery. The only sticking price could be the pricing of the TVs, with the flagship model likely to cost over 1.6 lakhs in India.

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Asus ROG Phone 6 Specifications Tipped Ahead of July 5 Launch, Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC Suggested

Asus ROG Phone 6 specifications have been tipped online ahead of the official launch that is set for July 5. The new ROG Phone is said to have an octa-core Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC and up to 1TB of onboard storage.

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Google Pixel 7 Pro Leak Gives Tensor 2 SoC Details

Google Pixel 7 Pro is going to launch in the fall only. And, as is tradition, the Google phone is struggling to keep itself away from leaks. The company had shown off the phone’s outer design at the Google I/O 2022. But a new leak (via AndroidPolice) has divulged the design of its underlying chipset, i.e., Tensor 2 SoC. The discovery comes from people in the Google News Telegram channel who first got a Pixel 7 prototype. Although the device was in a bricked state, they then managed to mine details about Tensor 2 SoC and other Pixel 7 Pro specifications from the device boot logs. 

Let’s unpack the findings.

Google Pixel 7 Pro Leak: Tensor 2 SoC, Samsung Display, And Codenames

 

The first of the findings is that the Pixel 7 Pro will be using a Samsung S6E3HC4 panel on the front. This will be an upgrade over the Pixel 6 Pro’s Samsung S6E3HC3 display, but how much of an upgrade is left to see.

Speaking of upgrades, the second-gen Tensor processor doesn’t seem to be that big. The boot logs reveal the phone is having Cortex A55 cores which is part of the Arm V8 design and so that hints at what the rest of the setup could be. Our guess is 2x Cortex X1+ 2x Cortex A78+ 4x Cortex A55. Since this isn’t much different from the original Tensor SoC, the performance gains are likely to be slight.

Besides these, we also learn about the codenames for the forthcoming Pixel 7 phones — "Panther" is for the regular Pixel 7, "Cheetah" is the Pixel 7 Pro, and "Felix" could be the Pixel 7a.

That’s about it. But, we suspect more such leaks in the months and weeks leading up to the launch. The Pixel 7 launch is likely in October 2022. Let’s see.

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5 Apps You Should Delete Right Away

A revised version of malicious Android apps has been released. PhoneArena's list of apps includes those caught red-handed by multiple security research teams participating in data and money-stealing schemes. While the majority of these apps have been excluded from the Google Play Store, users must still uninstall them from their devices. Why you should be extremely cautious as some of these apps boast over 50,000 downloads globally and a 4.8-star user rating. Here is a list of the most dangerous apps.

1. Document Manager

In an investigation, Cyble, an expert cybersecurity firm, discovered that the "Document Manager" app concealed a dangerous Trojan. Experts believe it is a new variant of the well-known Hydra malware that has plagued Android for years. How would this Trojan operate? This thread has been labelled as a "Hostile Downloader" by researchers. These are the apps that use false update notifications to gain special permissions to install other apps that attackers will use to steal user information such as passwords, banking credentials, contact information, SMS, and other sensitive information.

2. 3D Camera to Plan

3D Camera Plan infects your phone with a new sort of Trojan virus, the GriftHorse. It dupes people into inadvertently subscribing to recurring payments. If left unchecked, it has the potential to steal hundreds of dollars from victims. The Trojan has been discovered in over 100 Android apps. These apps were available on the Google Play Store as well as several third-party platforms.

3. Intelligent Translator Pro

Intelligent Translator Pro is similar to the 3D Camera to Plan app. This app also infects your phone with the GriftHorse Trojan that sends you a free “gift” which redirects you to a different page and asks for your phone number. Then they charge your carrier instead of asking for bank details. So be careful while looking for such apps. 

4. imToken

ESET security researchers discovered 40 clones of well-known cryptocurrency wallets. These crypto wallets contain malicious trojans designed to steal all of your crypto assets. These malicious apps, which were available for both Android and iOS, pretended to be crypto wallets and were capable of stealing victims' passcodes to gain access to the crypto wallet.

5. OneEmoji Keyboard 

OneEmoji keyboard is one such app which still exists on the Play Store and has thousands of downloads. OneEmoji is said to contain the Joker malware, one of the most dangerous Android malware along with the Trojan. The Joker malware can infiltrate smartphones and subscribe users to paid services without their knowledge.

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