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Xiaomi originally launched an NFC-based version of Mi Pay in China It supports UPI, credit and debit cards, and Internet banking in India You need to be on a MIUI Global Beta ROM to test its presence Xiaomi has finally kicked off the beta testing of its Mi Pay digital payments platform in India. The Beijing-headquartered company has partnered with ICICI Bank and PayU to launch the Mi Pay platform in the country. Originally, Mi Pay debuted as an NFC-based payments service in China by partnering with China UnionPay. The India version of Mi Pay is similar to how Google Pay enables mobile transactions. However, unlike the Google Pay app in India, Xiaomi claims that its native digital payments platform supports not just UPI but also all "leading" credit cards and debit cards. While announcing the new development,  Xiaomi  in an official forum post on Wednesday  revealed that National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has cleared  Mi Pay  for large group usage.

Caller identification and spam blocking application, Truecaller, is among the top choices for apps that can be used to block misleading, scam or spam calls. Based on the usage patterns and reporting by users, Truecaller has identified key trends in terms of spam calls as well as a list of the world’s most spammed countries in its recent ‘Truecaller Insight Special Report’ for 2018. According to this  report  by Truecaller,  India is still the most spammed country  in the world with the highest number of total spam calls. In terms of spam calls per user per month, India stands second with Brazil taking the pole position, where the volume of spam calls has doubled in the last one year. In India, the per capita spam calls have reduced only marginally and  6.1% of the total spam calls received by Indians in 2018 were meant to spam  them, the  Truecaller report highlights. This number translates to  22.3 spam calls per user for each month  on an average. Of these unwanted calls in

Huawei’s upcoming  P30 Pro  is all set to debut next year, but it looks like the company is not ready to give up the notch completely. The leaks have already started coming in, and while a previous leak indicated that the P30 Pro will feature a curved OLED display and a  38MP Sony IMX607  sensor, the new one says there will be three other cameras on the back as well. Retailer Mobile Fun has now listed the alleged protective cases for the upcoming Huawei P30 Pro and the P30, giving us a glimpse of their design and a few features. As per the renders on Mobile Fun’s  website , the most notable aspect of the P30 pro will be a vertically stacked quad rear cameras, accompanied by a dual LED flash module. If the renders of the P30 Pro covered in cases made by Olixar are anything to go by, the upcoming smartphone will also feature the so-called dewdrop notch with minimal side bezels and a small chin at the bottom. Mobile Fun has also listed protective cases for the Huawei P30, whic