Samsung’s upcoming truly wireless (TWS) headphones could be called ‘Galaxy Buds Beyond,’ according to a recent trademark filing by the Korean company with the US Patent and Trademark Office. Although nothing else is known about Samsung’s next true wireless earbuds, this trademark presentation suggests that the launch could be just …
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The Oppo Enco X true wireless earbuds have been released, and are currently available in China for CNY 999 (roughly Rs. 11,000). The new truly wireless earphones come with premium features, including active noise cancellation and wireless charging, and also feature sound tuning from Danish speaker manufacturer Dynaudio. Oppo’s new …
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The Realme Buds Air Pro and Buds Wireless Pro headphones were launched in India, priced at Rs. 3,999 and Rs. 4,999 respectively. The Buds Air Pro is a truly wireless pair of headphones, while the Buds Wireless Pro features a neckband-style wireless design. Both new pairs of headphones feature active …
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Oppo Enco W51 True Wireless Stereo (TWS) headphones with active noise cancellation and wireless charging were launched in India, priced at Rs. 4,999. The latest offering in Oppo’s growing range of smart audio and accessory products, the Enco W51 was launched yesterday alongside the Oppo F17 and Oppo F17 Pro …
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[ad_1] Like many other countries, the Government of India has launched its own Aarogya Setu app to track contacts and alert users if they approach a person infected with COVID-19. The app is developed with full indigenous experience in partnership between academia, industry and government in no time. It has …
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[ad_1] Representative image NEW DELHI: Seeking to address privacy and surveillance concerns, the government said Monday about the nearly 10 million users of Aarogya Setu application, less than 13,000 actually tested positive, leading to pinpointing of people with whom they were in contact and the application was wearing Bluetooth detect …
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[ad_1] Bluetooth communications can be hacked As tech giants like Apple and Google plan the COVID-19 contact tracking app using Bluetooth technology, security researchers have questioned the move, saying that tracking apps that allow attackers to access a Bluetooth user also allow them to fully read all Bluetooth communications. The …
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