Tuesday, February 23, 2021

HP Pavilion Line of Laptops Updated With Environment-Friendly Materials, 11th Gen Intel CPUs

The Pavilion notebooks use post-consumer recycled and ocean-bound plastics for making the speaker housing - its use in these devices is estimated to keep about 92,000 plastic bottles out of the oceans and landfills.

Paytm and Agri-Tech Startup Unnati Launch New Card to Provide Digital Financial Services to Farmers

Unnati says the new digital card co-developed by Paytm would prevent farmers from falling into debt traps and facilitate better agriculture in the country. Farmers with the digital card purchase inputs such as seeds, fertilisers, and pesticides without any collateral.

Airtel 5G Networks Being Developed in India in Partnership with Qualcomm

Airtel will work on available Qualcomm 5G radio in its commercial form, after demonstrating live 5G commercial network recently in Hyderabad.

LG Refutes Report Claiming Rollable Smartphone Development Scrapped, Says Nothing Has Been Finalised

LG had showcased the LG Rollable smartphone at CES 2021. The device has a 'unique resizable screen' that transforms the smartphone into a small tablet.

Justice League Snyder Cut Hero Cameo Will ‘Blow Fans’ Minds’: Report

Justice League Snyder Cut ending has a cameo by a superhero that will “blow hard-core fans’ minds”. Snyder revealed that he isn’t getting paid for Justice League Snyder Cut. He also said that he’s never seen Joss Whedon’s Justice League.

Monday, February 22, 2021

Samsung ISOCELL GN2 50-Megapixel Sensor With Dual Pixel Pro Technology Launched: All Details

The Samsung ISOCELL GN2 is the successor to the ISOCELL GN1. It comes with advanced features like Smart ISO, staggered-HDR, and four-pixel-binning technology.

Facebook to Restore News Pages in Australia After Govt Agrees to Amend Controversial Media Law

Facebook last week blocked all news content and several state government and emergency department accounts. Australia and the social media groups have been locked in a standoff for months over a new proposed law that will force companies to pay for news.