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    Pop-up cameras started off as a concept last year and well, they’ve now grown to be the biggest trend of 2019. Even flagships, like OnePlus 7 Pro include a pop-up selfie camera. So, why does Motorola have to be behind? We have been hearing about Motorola’s first phone with a pop-up selfie camera or some time now and well, it now even has a name. As per a recent report from XDA Developers, Motorola’s first pop-up camera phone will most likely be called the Motorola One Hyper. There’s currently no word what  the new “Hyper” moniker  will refer to, unlike the Action and Zoom which were references to a camera lens on the device. The standout features of this upcoming Motorola phone will be the  “motorized pop-up camera” and 64MP rear camera  to take on most modern mid-range phones. Yeah, the higher 64MP sensor is another first for Motorola and comparable to Redmi Note 8 Pro, Realme XT and Samsung Galaxy A70s. As for what’s under the hood, Motorola One Hyper is rumored to be  powered by

Spirent Communications plc, the provider of test, measurement, assurance and analytics solutions for next-generation devices and networks, today announced that it has been selected by a tier-one U.S. mobile operator to support nationwide 5G assurance efforts. The operator will deploy Spirent VisionWorks for active assurance, initially testing end-to-end performance across its Non-standalone (NSA) 5G network. The deployment is underway in more than two dozen 5G markets, with plans to expand to hundreds more over time and to support the roll out of Standalone 5G beginning next year. “With 5G, the stakes are higher than ever for operators to deliver differentiated experiences and guaranteed quality for a range of customers and applications, from connected vehicles to IoT sensors and beyond,” said Doug Roberts, General Manager of Lifecycle Service Assurance at Spirent. “For the first time, we’re seeing operators deploy service assurance alongside the earliest stages of their next-gen netwo

MIUI 11  has been available in China for a short while now, but  Xiaomi  users outside its home market don’t have to wait long. The company has launched MIUI 11 in India, while also issuing a device roadmap for the update. According to a post by the  MIUI India Twitter account , the latest MIUI update will start rolling out from October 22 to October 31. This first wave will target the  Poco F1 ,  Redmi K20 ,  Redmi Y3 ,  Redmi 7 ,  Redmi Note 7 ,  Redmi Note 7S , and  Redmi Note 7 Pro . MIUI India As the above infographic shows, there are other MIUI 11 launch waves too. These waves target devices like the  Redmi K20 Pro , Redmi 6 and 6 Pro, Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro, Redmi 5, Redmi Y1 and Y2, and the Mi Max 2. It’s also worth noting that Redmi A series devices from the Redmi 8A to the Redmi 6A are included in the MIUI 11 rollout. Xiaomi notes that this launch schedule is based on its current testing plan, so it isn’t necessarily set in stone. After all, unexpected bugs could throw a

Redmi Note 8 Pro price in India is expected to be revealed shortly. By Pranay Parab  | Updated: 16 October 2019 14:19 IST HIGHLIGHTS Redmi Note 8 Pro is expected to ship with Mediatek G90T SoC The smartphone could be priced below Rs. 20,000 Its 64-megapixel primary camera is expected to be the highlight Redmi Note 8 Pro price in India will be revealed soon.Redmi Note 8 Pro price in India is all set to be revealed today. The smartphone has been launched in China, so we do know what to expect in terms of specifications. The Redmi Note 8 Pro is the successor to the Redmi Note 7 Pro, and it appears to feature powerful specifications with the highlight feature being the 64-megapixel sensor on the primary camera. Redmi Note 8 Pro India launch event began at 12pm IST today, which is October 16. Thus far, the company has launched the Mi Air Purifier 2C and MIUI 11. Here's  how to watch Redmi Note 8 Pro launch event live stream .

  Xiaomi unveiled the next iteration of its custom software –  MIUI 11  in China last month, alongside the launch of the  Mi Mix Alpha  and Mi 9 Pro 5G. The company has started the rollout, both in beta and stable channels, in China but it now seems like a global rollout might be right around the corner. The official MIUI India account has today taken to Twitter to tease that MIUI 11 will be announced for India on October 16, alongside the launch of the  Redmi Note 8 series  in India. It isn’t confirmed, but it would be great to see the new devices come baked with Android 10-based MIUI 11 out-of-the-box. The teaser video below only has the caption “Coming Soon” and doesn’t shed light on whether it will be a global rollout or one restricted to India. Well, we assume the latter since it’s been tweeted from MIUI India’s account. MIUI India for #MiFans ✔ @MIUI_India 16.10.2019 #MIUI11 RT if you are excited for this! 2,178 12:02 PM - Oct 10, 2019 Twitter Ads info and priva

Forced by regulatory uncertainty over review of sunset clause for call termination charges, Jio on Wednesday announced it will charge customers 6 paise per minute for voice calls made to rival phone networksPTI  |  October 09, 2019, 16:34 IST      New Delhi: Forced by regulatory uncertainty over review of sunset clause for call termination charges, billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance  Jio  on Wednesday announced it will charge customers 6 paise per minute for voice calls made to rival phone networks, but will compensate them by giving free data of equal value. In a statement, Jio said the 6 paisa charge will remain in place till the time telecom operators are required to pay rivals for mobile phone calls made by their users to other operators' network. These charges are not applicable on calls made by Jio users to other Jio phones and to landline phones and calls made using WhatsApp, FaceTime and other such platforms. Incoming calls from all networks will continue to b

Hey Google, how much more can the Pixel 4 leak? Remember, we  said last week  that everything about the Google Pixel 4 lineup except for the price has leaked online. Well, Google has been confirmed to be the worst at keeping secrets as even the pricing details for the Pixel 4 and 4 XL have leaked ahead of its  15th October launch date . Pixel 4 Canadian pricing details have been  tweeted  by reliable tipster Evan Blass (better known as @evleaks) over the weekend. Well, Google isn’t greatly ramping up the prices with this launch but instead, they are pretty similar to last year’s Pixel 3 lineup. Talking about the prices,  Google Pixel 4 will start at CAD $1049.95 (around $790, Rs. 56,000)  for the 64GB variant whereas the Pixel 4 XL will see you shelling out CAD $1199.95 (around $900, Rs. 64,000). The 128GB variants of Pixel 4 and 4 XL are expected to be priced at $1199.95 (around $900, Rs. 64,000) and CAD $1359.95 (around $1050, Rs. 72,500) respectively. These prices are slight

The free-to-play game is coming to Android and iOS. For all the Call of Duty fans its finally time to gear up and brace for impact as the time to out perform is finally here! YES,  Call of Duty Mobile  is finally making its way to your mobile phone irrespective of it being an iPhone or an Android powered device as Tencent has promised a version for both! What is the release date of Call of Duty Mobile? The Game is all set to make its way to the Major platforms of iOS and Android on the  1st of October 2019 , but for android users you can preregister and play the beta version of Call of Duty Mobile, while the iOS user will have to wait till the end of September to get their hands on this masterpiece. The release is said to be a world wide release of Call of Duty Mobile so you have to worry about your friends getting their hands on the game before you! Call of Duty Mobile Detail s and Game Play: The  Call of Duty Mobile App  will combine different elements of the

Alongside the launch of its  new 10.2-inch iPad , its new cheapest iPad, Apple has revealed that the  iPadOS update will be released on September 30 . Well, if you haven’t been keeping up, the Cupertino giant  unveiled iPadOS  at WWDC 2019 earlier this year to finally replace iOS on its tablet computers. Yeah, most of you would know that it was iOS that powered the Apple iPads, but it’ll now come with a new dedicated operating system – starting at the end of this month. Apple is separating iPadOS from iOS 13 to offer you more user-friendly and accessible features to make use of the bigger screen. The first release of iPadOS may not feel a whole lot different from iOS 13, but you will be getting a bunch of nifty features like widget pinning on the home screen (you will be able to swipe on the homescreen to see the widgets), improved slide over support, and more. You also get access to a new improved Files app that now comes with a new column view and also supports SD cards and

At its event in the Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino, California, Apple has finally taken the covers off its brand new 2019 iPhones, and yes, they are called the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, an iPhone 11 Pro Max. These iPhones are direct upgrades to last year’s iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max. iPhone 11 Specs and Features The iPhone 11 is the successor to last year’s iPhone XR, and it comes with the same 6.1-inch Liquid Retina LCD display. In terms of specs that Apple has announced, the iPhone 11 comes with the brand new A13 Bionic chipset. The iPhone 11 also comes with a dual camera set-up this time around placed inside that wildly unpopular square camera module. There’s a 12MP + 12MP ultra-wide camera set up on the back, along with the flash here. Up front, there’s the same notch, with all the Face ID tech packed inside it, alongside the 12MP selfie shooter. Apple has priced the iPhone 11 at $699 for the base variant, and the phone will go on pre-order starting Sep