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Early last month at its 41st Annual General Meeting, Reliance Jio announced its FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) broadband service –  JioGigaFiber . The company claimed that its fiber broadband  service will be rolled out simultaneously across 1,100 cities  in the country, with registrations starting from August 15. Well, as you might have already guessed it, registrations for the JioGigaFiber service are now open on the company’s website and on the MyJio app, however, there’s a catch. Registering for the service right now won’t guarantee that you’ll get a JioGigaFiber connection as soon as it’s released. The company’s registration formality is a feasibility survey of sorts which will help it decide which areas to target first. Areas which receive the most registrations will get JioGigaFiber services first, with other areas following at a later time. As of now, the company hasn’t disclosed any pricing information or revealed a timeline about the rollout, although it is expected that

An image of the upcoming Realme 2 was recently leaked on the company’s  website ahead of the official announcement. The image, which has since been taken down, gives a good look at the front and back of the Realme 2. The photos weren’t accompanied with any information about the device, but it does reveal that the upcoming device will succumb to the notch trend. While that isn’t much to go on, the image also reveals that the device will have a  dual camera setup on the back , unlike the single camera setup on the Realme 1, and it’ll also be sporting a  fingerprint sensor on the back , something which the Realme 1 lacked altogether. Quite like the Realme 1, its successor will also sport a geometric design on the back, with the phone possibly being made available in at least two colors – blue and black. From the looks of it,  the Realme 2 looks an awful lot like the Oppo F7  with minor differences. This leads us to believe that the Realme 2 might also be powered by the same Medi

Apple is all set to launch three iPhone models later this year that will reportedly start at $699 and they might also come with Apple Pencil support, claims a new report from leading market intelligence company,  TrendForce . As per the report, all three upcoming iPhone models will feature the Face ID authentication system, with two of the premium models sporting an AMOLED display while the lower-end variant will feature an LCD display, as has  been rumoured for months. The report adds that the two high-end variants will pack a 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch AMOLED display and have already been in production since July, while the  low-end iPhone model with a 6.1-inch LCD display  will enter production in mid-September. Image Courtesy: KGI Research TrendForce’s report states that the LCD iPhone variant will be placed as Apple’s main product this year as the device alone reportedly accounts for 50% of the net production share of all three upcoming iPhone models. As for the device’s spec

Another day, another version of the  swadeshi  messenger, another chain of complaints from users, and another hasty takedown – it seems  yoga guru  Baba Ramdev’s plan to launch a home-brewed messaging app which replaces WhatsApp is stuck in circle. After boasting about the restructured and now encrypted  Kimbho  messenger which was  soft launched (for the second time)  on India’s 72nd Independence Day, the  app appears to have been taken down again . The app is set to launch officially on August 27 and as of now, it is difficult to tell why it was removed a second time. View image on Twitter Acharya Balkrishna ✔ @Ach_Balkrishna T-2 उनके सुधार के साथ विधिवत 27 अगस्त 2018 को लॉन्च करेंगे । आपके सुझाव व समीक्षा का हम स्वागत करते है । आओ लॉन्च से पहले ही इस स्वदेशी “किम्भो:” को पूरी दुनिया में गूंजा दे। स्वतंत्रता दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं । भारत माता की जय । डाउनलोड करे https:// play.google.com/store/apps/det ails?id=com.kimbho.patanjali  … 6:27 AM - A

After multiple delays, the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) has now finally officially unveiled UPI 2.0 at an event in Mumbai today. As  expected , UPI 2.0 brings  a huge list of new features , such as overdraft account linking, invoice in the inbox (within a UPI-enabled payments app) and one-time mandate among others. It also sets the stage for the next-gen features such as  standing instructions and more. There are also a ton of other changes in tow, so let us jump in and take a look at what’s new with this update: Overdraft Account Linking UPI 2.0 finally gives you the ability to link your overdraft account to the payments system. This means you’ll  soon be able to pay for stuff even when you don’t have enough money  in your account, without exceeding a maximum negative balance limit. The ability to use overdraft facility will make it easier for merchants who use current accounts to settle their balances. You can check out the video below to know more: