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Mi TV 4X (55) 2020 Edition with 4K HDR display launched in India at Rs 34,999

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Xiaomi has today announced a new smart TV in India, which is an addition to the company's Mi TV 4X-series. Called the Mi TV 4X 2020 Edition, the smart TV comes with native support for Netflix and Amazon Prime Video . Mi TV 4X (55) 2020 Edition price, launch offer, and availability The Mi TV 4X 2020 Edition has been launched at Rs 34,999, and will be available for purchase starting 2 December at 12 pm on Amazon India and mi.com . Xiaomi has also announced a launch offer for the smart TV, wherein, customers buying the new Mi TV on or till 31 January 2020 will be eligible for an Airtel DTH connection with 4 months subscription at Rs 1,800. Usually, the subscription for four months for Airtel DTH costs Rs 3,450. You can read our review of Mi TV 4X 50 here . Mi TV 4X (55) 2020 Edition Mi TV 4X (55) 2020 Edition specifications and features The Mi TV 4X (55) 2020 Edition, similar to Mi TV 4X (55) Pro (review) , features a 4K 10-bit HDR display. The smart TV uses X...

Amazon Alexa Can Now Sound Excited, Happy or Disappointed

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The new changes in Alexa use Neural TTS technology which results in a more natural-sounding speech, such as mimicking news anchors and radio hosts. from Top Tech News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2DqspcB

Microsoft Insists Virtual Reality is Not a Focus for Xbox, For The Time Being

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Xbox chief Phil Spencer said that Virtual Reality could be isolating for players while he thought of gaming as more of a communal experience. from Top Tech News- News18.com https://ift.tt/35EdqYL

Nokia Smart TV to launch in India on 5 December; to be a Flipkart exclusive

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A new player, which makes mobile phones, is about to enter the Smart TV segment. Yes, we are talking about Nokia. News about Nokia Smart TV starting to sell in India broke earlier this month. Now it looks like Nokia has a date for the India launch — 5 December in New Delhi. The company has started sending out media invites for the launch on 5 December. Visitors gather outside the Nokia booth at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, February 26, 2019. REUTERS/Sergio Perez - RC1F5150E450 Nokia branded smart TVs will be selling exclusively on Flipkart. The Nokia Smart TV was recently spotted on the bureau of Indian standards (BIS) website which certifies products. According to the listing, there will most likely be a 55-inch panel on the Nokia Smart TV with 4K UHD resolution. It is also being speculated that the TV will come with Android 9 based proprietary OS which has access to the Google Play Store. According to a report in GizmoChina , Flipkart will not just be th...

Realme X2 Pro Review: Killing the Competition With a Solid Load-out

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The Realme X2 Pro is clearly a winner when it comes to offering value for your money from Top Tech News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2OQweNx

It's time for Infosys' founders to move on — once and for all

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Insanity, a popular maxim goes, is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. For those who watch developments at Infosys closely, the aphorism about madness has a certain resonance. Over and over again we have seen episodes of the iconic company’s co-founders attempting to rescue Infosys, revive it, or restore its image. And every time we’ve seen the same results. When growth seemed to be slowing in June 2013, Narayana Murthy returned to the company along with his son Rohan despite promising to keep his family away from the IT services company he built with six others. We know how this rescue mission ended. Murthy, who was instrumental in appointing Vishal Sikka as the first non-founder CEO, turned against the former SAP executive and the then chairman R Seshasayee. In 2017, Sikka was forced out along with much of the board . And another co-founder was persuaded to rescue Infosys. (L-R) Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Salil Parekh, co-...

TikTok apologises for taking down teen's account containing viral video on Uighurs in China

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Over the last few days, a TikTok  'makeup tutorial' video of a girl showing the right way to curl your eyelashes had gone viral. The video showed the girl doing exactly that, but it's what was being spoken that made the video viral. New Jersey-based Feroza Aziz, spoke about the illegal detention of Uighurs in China and asked her followers to read more about how China is putting innocent Muslim residents in concentration camps. This was spread across three TikTok videos and it was spread on Twitter by other users as well. It seemed like it was too much for TikTok to take and the platform promptly ended up suspending Aziz's account. TikTok has now apologised for the act and has reinstated her account. TikTok logo. "We would like to apologise to the user for the error on our part this morning. In addition, we are reaching out to the user directly to inform her that we've decided to override the device ban in this case. Our moderation approach of banning...