The leaks have suggested that the phone will come with an on-device AI (artificial intelligence) accelerator. However, not many details have been shared around this. The OPPO Find N7 5G will reportedly come with a 6500mAh battery, which is 500mAh bigger than the previous model. The OPPO Find N7 is said to come with a 7.6-inch main folding display, and also a 5.5-inch cover display.

OPPO will also bring a crease minimisation technology on the display of the device. This should remove the crease visibility on the screen, which will improve the user experience at the end of the display. The OPPO Find N7 should feature a much improved camera setup compared to the Find N6. The device launch is far from here, so we do not expect many details around the phone any time soon. The OPPO Find N7 will also likely follow the design updates by Samsung for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the iPhone Ultra. Both Samsung and Apple are expected to bring a wider body for the phone. The competition in the foldables category is expected to rise fast, with Apple also entering the segment now.

From the backbone layer, demand is visible in different ways. It is reflected not only in announcements of new GPU clusters but in requests for long-haul fibre, optical transport, interconnection capacity and cross-border connectivity. Those projects have long lead times, require permits, power availability and physical construction. They cannot be accelerated at the pace that software development or capital raising often assumes.

The gap between what has been announced and what has actually been built deserves more scrutiny than it is getting. The stated commitments to data centre construction are extraordinary. The physical reality is more nuanced. A significant share of announced capacity remains somewhere between planning approval, financing and early construction. Announced capacity and operational capacity are very different measures, yet they are often discussed interchangeably. The distance between those two numbers is large enough to matter for anyone modelling AI supply over the next several years.

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The hardware picture adds another layer. Independent technical research increasingly points to a different challenge. New generations of AI processors will undoubtedly deliver higher absolute performance, but they are unlikely to remove the fundamental constraints that increasingly define large-scale AI systems: power availability, memory bandwidth, networking, cooling and the economics of deploying compute at scale. More compute does not automatically translate into proportionately greater capability or lower cost. Delivering those gains will also require substantially more power, cooling and supporting infrastructure, shifting the bottleneck from processor performance alone to the economics of deploying AI systems at scale. The assumption that more hardware produces proportionate gains in capability may not hold in the way the financial models require.

Then there is the question of capital. The growing expectation is that today’s largest frontier AI companies will eventually seek broader access to public markets, whether through traditional IPOs or other forms of liquidity. The conventional interpretation is that such a transition reflects confidence. Another possibility is that it reflects the extraordinary capital intensity of frontier AI. Building larger models increasingly requires investments measured in tens of billions of dollars, a scale that even deep private markets may eventually struggle to absorb efficiently.

Accessing public markets is therefore not necessarily a signal of strength alone. It may equally reflect the growing scale of capital requirements relative to what even sophisticated private investors are willing to finance over extended periods. Public markets can provide that capital, but they also introduce a different set of expectations around transparency, execution and financial returns.

What these signals suggest, taken together, is not that AI will fail. The technology is real and the applications are genuinely valuable. What they suggest is that the current investment cycle is pricing in a version of AI development that the physical infrastructure is not yet able to support, and that the next two to three years will force a reckoning between the financial narrative and the engineering reality. That reckoning will most likely take one of three forms.

The first is a controlled correction. Construction catches up, hardware improves faster than the technical literature currently suggests, and the additional capital buys enough runway for the returns to materialise. The companies that survive are fewer than the ones that entered, but the technology delivers on a longer timeline than the market priced in. This is the scenario the people writing the narrative are betting on.

The second is a harder reset. The data centre shortfall proves structural rather than temporary, the next hardware generation disappoints, and several of the largest players find themselves caught between the capital they raised and the returns they cannot yet demonstrate. Public markets, less patient than the private capital that funded the buildout, reprice the sector sharply. The technology survives but the current valuations do not.

The third, and least discussed, is a bifurcation. A small number of vertically integrated players who built their own infrastructure from the ground up continue to consolidate their position, while the broader AI ecosystem, the hundreds of companies that assumed cheap access to abundant compute, faces a sustained squeeze on margins and capability. The infrastructure advantage becomes a permanent moat. AI becomes less of an open ecosystem and more of an oligopoly.

The infrastructure layer sees things that financial models do not capture. It sees where equipment is actually being delivered versus where it was announced. It sees which supply chains are under real strain and which are performing to plan. It sees the gap between stated buildout timelines and physical construction reality. On that basis, the second scenario appears more plausible than current market pricing implies, while the third remains underappreciated in much of the public discussion. The infrastructure does not trade on expectations. It just moves the traffic, and right now the traffic tells a more complicated story than the one being told elsewhere.

What that story ultimately points to is not the end of AI but the beginning of a more honest conversation about it. The technology is real. The applications are genuinely valuable. But software scales faster than physical infrastructure. Power, fibre, cooling and data centres do not obey venture capital timelines. In the long run, infrastructure outlasts every hype cycle. It always has.

According to developments shared by Reuters, key parts for wireless charging modules for mobile phones, displays for automobiles and medical devices along with lithium-ion cells have become more affordable. The exemption will be valid till March 31, 2029. This exemption could result in a boost for the lithium-ion cell manufacturing in India. These batteries go in almost all the essential electronics and goods we purchase such as smartphones, laptops, and more.

The Indian government wants to boost electronics manufacturing locally by offering such exemptions. By fiscal year 2030, the target of the government is to reach a figure of $500 billion USD. In the last decade, India witnessed local smartphone manufacturing going up by 28 times to Rs 5.45 trillion. This could also result in international companies and organisations setting up shop in India for manufacturing along with the existing players increasing their capacity to benefit from the exemption.

Many of the major tech companies such as Samsung, Apple, Vivo, OPPO, Xiaomi and more are now making their products in India. This boost in local production will benefit the tech brands in getting more incentives as well as the country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) as manufacturing will result in more jobs creation. To stay updated with more such developments, keep reading TelecomTalk.

ASUS Vivobook 14, Vivobook 15 Price in India

ASUS Vivobook 14 starts at Rs 1,07,990 and will be available in India from July 26 through ASUS exclusive stores, ASUS shop, and authorised retailers. The ASUS Vivobook 15, on the other hand, starts at Rs 75,990 and will be available through the same retail channels. People can choose from EMI and no-cost EMI options with repayment tenures of up to 24 months. People purchasing these laptops will get Microsoft Office Home 2024 and one year of 100GB OneDrive cloud storage.

ASUS Vivobook 14, Vivobook 15 Specifications in India

The new ASUS Vivobook models are powered by the Intel Core 7 350 processors paired with an NPU delivering up to 17 TOPS for on-device AI tasks. There is support for 16GB of DDR5 RAM and up to 512GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD storage. The laptop will run on Windows 11 Home out of the box. The graphics duties are handled by the Intel Graphics.

The Vivobook 14 has a 14-inch screen, meanwhile the Vivobook 15 has a 15-inch screen. There is a FHD IPS display on both laptops, and with support for 250nits of peak brightness, 16:9 aspect ratio, TUV Rheinland certification for reduced eye strain, and an 84% screen-to-body ratio. The laptop also features a 720p webcam at the front and a finerprint scanner for additional security.

There are USB Type-C, Type-A ports along with a 3.5mm audio jack. The laptops feature 42Wh and 45Wh batteries. They are available in the following colour options – Cool Silver, Terra Cotta, and Quiet Blue finishes.

Vivo T5 Lite 5G Battery Details

The Vivo T5 Lite 5G will feature a 6500mAh battery with support for 44W fast-charging. This is a notable upgrade over the 6000mAh battery which was packed inside the T4 Lite. Further, the previous gen had support for 14W fast-charging only. So this is faster. The Vivo T5 Lite 5G will come with 120Hz refresh rate display, 1200nits of peak brightness, and it is said to run on MediaTek Dimensity 6300 SoC. The device will feature a military-grade durability. Further, it will have IP65 rating for dust and water resistance.

The Vivo T5 Lite 5G will come running on Vivo’s OriginOS 6 out of the box. It is based on Android 16. This will mean you will get access to features such as AI Creation, AI Transcript Assist, AI Documents, and Private Space. The landing page for the phone has gone live on both Vivo India’s website as well as on Flipkart. More details around the device will come on July 11, 2026. To recall, the Vivo T4 Lite was launched in India for Rs 9,999. Now it will be interesting to see how much the Vivo T5 Lite will cost in the country.

“Upon approval of members, the dividend will be paid (subject to deduction of tax at source) to the members within 30 days from the date of approval to those members/beneficial owners whose names appear in the register of members/depository records as at close of business hours on Friday, July 24, 2026,” Airtel said in a filing.

For investors to be eligible to get a dividend on their investment, they have to purchase the shares of the company at least one trading day before the record date for the shares to be credited to their demat accounts. SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) has a T + 1 settlement cycle right now.

Along with this, very soon, Bharti Airtel is also expected to announce quarterly results for Q1 FY27. The telco is expected to report a growth in revenues, as well as subscriber base. The key figure for the market to notice will be the average revenue per user (ARPU). If ARPU growth is absent, Airtel will likely try to lobby the other telcos to raise tariffs. This time, we could see a new tariff structure in the market. Under this structure, people who consume more, will end up paying more. Airtel has the highest ARPU in the industry, but for a few quarters now, the ARPU growth is absent because of the absence of tariff hikes in the country. Stay tuned to TelecomTalk for more details around this.

TM Roh, CEO and President at Samsung Electronics said that form factors of the devices will matter more and more as AI gets more personal and capable. In a blog, he said, “As AI helps us with more at once, a screen that flexes and folds expands what is possible. This is what makes foldables special: they fold into your hand or open a larger stage. On this journey, Samsung has continued to make foldables thinner, lighter, stronger and more immersive.”

AI is now not just about getting answers from the large language models, but the world is entering in the agentic age. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 should bring a rich AI experience for the users to help them stay productive. Roh also talked about Knox Security. For the unaware, Knox Security is Samsung’s in-house security system that keeps every Galaxy device it is in safe and secure.

“Samsung Knox protects each Galaxy device and now the connections between them. As intelligence moves across devices, protecting what flows between them is crucial. The most personal data stays on the device so people can understand how AI is working and remain in control,” Roh added.

He further confirmed that in the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked 2026, Samsung will showcase more personal, natural AI experiences on a foundation more partners can build on. Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 is scheduled for July 22, 2026. Stay tuned for more details around this. Samsung is expected to announce many exciting products during the day.

According to a report from the Counterpoint Research, the iPhone 18 Pro Max’s component could cost $300 USD (approx Rs 28,600) more than the iPhone 17 Pro Max. The highest memory variant in the iPhone 17 Pro Max comes with 2TB of internal storage. Thus, the iPhone 18 Pro Max could become one of the most expensive phones in the world.

The rising in memory costs, including the dRAM and NAND will contribute to this price increase. Apple recently increased the price of several of its products in the market. The iPad Air now costs Rs 30,000 more in India. The same has changed for MacBooks. The MacBook Air, which launched for approximately Rs 1.2 lakh now costs Rs 1.5 lakhs.

Apple could debut the A20 Pro chipset on the iPhone 18 Pro models. This would be the fastest processor from Apple, and could be featured on iPhone Ultra as well as iPhone Air 2. We are not sure if the iPhone 18 will launch on the September event as well. Many reports suggest that the regular iPhone 18 will launch somewhere around March in 2027. This is to let Apple launch the iPhone 18 at a decent price point. If the iPhone 18 launches right now, the cost will  be higher and that could also hurt the sales of the iPhone 18 Pro models. Stay tuned to TelecomTalk for the upcoming launch of the iPhone 18 Pro.

Alos Read: iPhone Ultra or iPhone Fold Could Debut in September

Apple Begins Mass Production of First Foldable iPhone Ultra

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Apple has started mass production ahead of the September launch to ensure sufficient supply.

While the exact production volume is unconfirmed, some sources report that Apple plans to manufacture 10 million units by the end of 2026.

This first foldable device features a design inspired by Microsoft’s Surface Duo, offering a wider form factor, a dual camera in the top corner, and a front cover display. Images of iPhone Ultra dummy units have also appeared online.

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Apple iPhone Ultra Fold: Everything We Know So Far

According to recent leaks, the iPhone Ultra will feature a 7.76-inch LTPO foldable OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate on the inside and a 5.49-inch 120Hz cover display on the outside.

The iPhone Ultra will be powered by the new A20 chipset, built on TSMC’s 2nm process, which is expected to deliver improved efficiency and performance.

Rumors also suggest that the new A20 chip. Rumors indicate the A20 chipset will use Wafer-Level Multi-Chip Module (WMCM) packaging technology, integrating RAM and GPU within the processor.

With a dual-camera setup on the rear, with a 48MP main sensor coupled with a 48MP ultra-wide-angle sensor, and on the front, you get an 18MP selfie shooter.

Apple will continue to use a lithium-ion battery rather than a silicon-carbon (Si-c) battery. Reports suggest the device will have a 5,000mAh battery and support faster wired charging.

Apple iPhone Ultra Fold – Price Details

The price details for the iPhone Ultra are still under wraps. According to leaks, the iPhone Ultra is said to have a price tag of $2300, which translates to around Rs 1,90,000.

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GPT-Live Launched: OpenAI’s New AI Model for Live Conversations

OpenAI brings this new update as an improved version of previous AI voice models, where tone and response depended on the user’s input, making it more like a Siri-like assistant answering queries.

Now, voice AI models have been upgraded to include new conversational-style models that interact with the user in a natural tone.

With GPT-Live, ChatGPT can listen and speak simultaneously, enabling more natural back-and-forth, better timing, and live translation.

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ChatGPT’s press release stated that the upgraded AI feature will have fewer interruptions during pauses and better handle background noise.

This new ChatGPT voice feature also lets you choose intelligence levels: Instant, Medium, or High.

The voice feature applies not only to live conversation but also to live translation.

However, there is a catch! OpenAI has not enabled access to GPT-Live for everyone. According to the press release, OpenAI offers its new natural voice feature by default to Go, Plus, and Pro users. There is also a mini-version set as the default for Free users.

We can access this voice feature through mobile and websites. The API is still in development. OpenAI has also shared a sign-up for developers to get notified about the API launch.

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ChatGPT has been working on several feature upgrades this year; recently, the AI giant even announced a new Lockdown feature to protect against prompt injection attacks.

The feature is being rolled out to selected and premium enterprise/business users to ensure data integrity.

Meanwhile, looking ahead, Sam Altman’s OpenAI is working on building agentic workflows, enterprise superapps, and the infrastructure needed to power Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

BSNL AirFibre 200 Mbps Plan

The BSNL AirFibre 200 Mbps plan comes with several OTT (over-the-top) benefits. These OTT benefits are JioHotstar, ZEE5, SonyLIV, Lionsgate Play, Hungama, ShemarooMe, EpicOn, and more. Users get up to 200 Mbps speed with the plan, and also 5000GB or 5TB of monthly FUP (fair usage policy) data. The speed drops to 10 Mbps post the consumption of 5000GB data. Further, the company gives users a landline connection with which they can make unlimited calls to any network.

But these calls have to made using the landline instrument the customer purchases separately. BSNL does not bundle it for free, but the calling does not attract any charges. This plan is available for the users of BSNL. It is a great value deal because most broadband service providers do not bring this much data to the table for the consumers. Even Jio and Airtel cap the usage at 3.3TB per month. However, with BSNL, you will get 5000GB of data, which is a lot.

Sold Out in Hours! Nothing Phone 4b RCB Edition Listed on OLX

The special RCB edition was available only in RCB’s home city, Bangalore.

The phone features a striking red-and-silver finish with the RCB logo proudly displayed at its center. Fans received RCB-themed goodies, making the smartphone package more attractive.

The phone was available in limited quantities and sold at Nothing Exclusive Stores on a first-come, first-served basis. After the launch, Co-founder Akis Evangelidis said fans loved the RCB edition concept and that it sold out in just 2 hours.

After the launch event, a fan immediately posted the Phone 4B RCB edition on OLX, along with its goodies, for Rs 79,999, which is around double its actual selling price!

After the launch, Akis addressed the concern and said they would ensure this does not happen again.

Nothing Phone 4b RCB Edition – Specification and Features

There are no changes to the internal hardware or software; the special edition offers a completely revamped color scheme based on the RCM theme. This also marks Nothing’s 2-year anniversary as RCB’s sponsor.

We get Nothing’s flagship-inspired design with a 45-mini LED glyph light on the rear.

The phone is built on a polycarbonate frame with a UV coating over the top, making it less prone to fingerprints, and it also has an IP64 water and dust resistance rating.

On the front, we get a 6.77-inch FHD+ LTPS AMOLED 120HZ display with peak brightness of 3500 nits. Under the hood, the phone is powered by the latest 4nm-based Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, coupled with 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage.

On the rear, the Phone 4B RCB edition features a dual-camera module with a 50MP main sensor and an 8MP ultra-wide-angle sensor, and it packs a 6,000mAh battery with support for 33W fast wired charging.

On the software side, the phone comes with the latest Nothing OS 4.1 running on top of Android 16 and promises 3 major Android upgrades through Android 19 and 6 years of security patch updates through 2032.

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Redmi Note 17 Pro Battery, Charging Details

Ahead of the launch, the company has confirmed the battery and charging details of the Redmi Note 17 Pro. It is now confirmed that the Redmi Note 17 Pro will feature a 9000mAh battery with support for 67W fast-charging. Along with this, the device is confirmed to support 22.5W wired reverse charging.

Further, Xiaomi has announced a complimentary five-year battery upgrade program for people who purchase the device during its first sale. This is good value deal for the customers who are getting their hands on the phone early on. If the battery health of the device drops below 80% within the first four years, then there will be a free battery replacement for the device. In case the battery health goes under 80% in the fifth year, then Xiaomi is saying that it will replace the battery with a new higher capacity 10000mAh battery instead of another 9000mAh capacity battery. This is provided the service terms are met.

The Redmi Note 17 Pro has a flat display. It will come with 1.5K resolution, and 3500nits of peak brightness under sunlight. The device also features Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection.

Vivo X Fold 6: What are the Launch Updates for Global Market

From a SDPPI listing, it can be seen that the Vivo X Fold 6 is soon making it to the Indonesian market. This global variant could be the one that makes it to all the other countries as well. We do not expect Vivo to change much about the device when it comes to the international markets. Vivo has not officially confirmed any of the details or developments. The Vivo X Fold 6 comes in an impressive blue colour and a premium finish this time. It has a 8.02-inch LTPO AMOLED display with a foldable display and a 6.53-inch LTPO AMOLED cover screen. Both the panels also support 120Hz refresh rate. It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 Super edition. There is a 200MP main camera on the device, and a 50MP ZEISS APO periscope telephoto sensor along with a 50MP ultra-wide-angle sensor. Stay tuned for more details around the Vivo X Fold 6 5G launch in India and other markets.

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Moto G77 Power 5G vs OnePlus N6 5G – Ultimate Comparison

Motorola G77 Power 5G was recently launched on July 8, 2026. OnePlus’s N6 5G was launched on June 30, 2026. The two smartphone launches are just 8 days apart.

In terms of design, the G77 Power features a premium leather finish on the rear, with a square bump in the top-left corner housing the rear cameras.

The phone has a sleek, matte finish. The OnePlus N6, on the other hand, comes with a signature OnePlus Nord design inspired by the latest OnePlus flagship models.

It features a dual-camera housed in a square bump on the top-left side, and the phone has a glossy finish.

Lenovo-owned Motorola claims its Moto G77 Power is officially IP64-rated. OnePlus confirmed its N6 5G offers IP65 water and dust resistance out of the box.

Display

On the display front, the Moto G77 Power 5G sports a 6.72-inch FULL HD+ LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 120Hz touch sampling rate.

The OnePlus N6 5G takes an edge with its slightly larger 6.8-inch LCD panel, which supports a 144Hz refresh rate.

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Chipset, RAM, and Storage

Under the hood, the G77 Power comes with a 6 nm MediaTek Dimensity 6400 chipset, coupled with 8GB of LPDDRX RAM and 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage.

On the other hand, the OnePlus N6 is powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 6360 Apex SoC, another 6nm based octa-core chipset.

OnePlus has not revealed any specific details about the storage and RAM type, but for the price, it should be mostly an LPDDR4X RAM coupled with UFS 2.2 storage/

On paper, the Dimensity 6400 has achieved AnTuTu scores ranging from 540,000 to 570,000 points, whereas the Dimensity 6360 Apex SoC has achieved scores ranging from 530,000 to 615,000 points.

Camera

Moto G77 Power on the rear offers a dual-camera setup with a 50MP Sony primary sensor paired with an 8MP ultra-wide-angle sensor, and a dedicated 2-in-1 light sensor just beneath the flash. On the front, we get a 32MP selfie shooter onboard.

N6 5G by OnePlus also offers a dual-camera setup on the rear with a 50MP main sensor coupled with a 2MP Macro sensor, and on the front, you get an 8MP selfie shooter. In the camera department, Moto G77 Power outperforms the OnePlus N6 5G.

Battery and Charging

Both phones offer pretty good battery life, with the latest G77 Power coming with a 7,000mAh battery, 30W charging support, and 6W reverse charging.

On the other hand, the OnePlus N6 comes with an 8,000mAh battery that supports 45W wired charging.

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Software Comparison

Both phones offer a bloatware-free, clean UI. The Moto G77 Power runs the latest Hello UI on Android 16 and promises one major Android upgrade with 3 years of security patch updates.

The OnePlus N6 5G runs Oxygen OS 16.0 on Android 16. OnePlus promises 2 years of OS upgrades with 3 years of security patch upgrades.

Moto G77 Power 5G vs OnePlus N6 5G – Price Comparison

Moto G77 Power 5G sells for Rs 25,999 in the 8GB/128GB configuration, the only option. As part of the introductory offer, Motorola offers an instant Rs 2,000 discount with Axis Bank and HDFC Bank credit cards. Customers can also get an exchange bonus of up to Rs 2,000.

OnePlus N6 5G is available in two configurations: 4GB/128GB and 6GB/128GB, priced at Rs 22,999 and Rs 24,999 respectively. OnePlus is also running introductory offers where customers using selected banks, including Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, and IndusInd Bank, can get an instant Rs 2,000 off.

1. Use Siri to Identify Objects with the Camera App

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Apple has revamped its camera app and added the “Visual Intelligence” feature on iOS. Visual Intelligence helps obtain information about objects appearing in the camera.

For example, if you want to identify a flower you are not familiar with, just take your iPhone and point the camera at it. The iPhone can automatically analyze and gather information from an LLM with Siri’s help.

Also Read: Top iOS 27 Features Coming to Your iPhone

2. Hidden Keyboard Trackpad

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The change is also on iPhone’s keypad, where a “hidden trackpad” can be triggered by pressing and holding the space button. After holding it for 2-3 seconds, the characters on the keypad fade away, and the space bar acts like an “open trackpad”.

3. Back Tap Button

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Apple has secretly added a “Back Tap” button to its iPhones, allowing you to set up a custom shortcut to perform tasks. For example, you can set the back tap to take a screenshot or lock the phone. You can make the changes by opening the Settings app → Navigating tothe Accessiblity option → tapping on the Touch option → Scrolling down and enabling Back Tap.

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4. Hidden Safari Find on Page Shortcut

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This hidden feature is handy for users trying to use the “Find” feature inspired by Chrome. Apple’s Safari browser includes this feature, so iPhone users don’t need to use Control-F or go to Settings to toggle Find on Page. Instead, just clear the URL address bar and search for words directly to see results.

5. Custom Timer Slider Under the Control Center

Instead of opening the timer app separately to set timers, the iPhone now lets you set timers from the Control Center using a slider. You can scroll down to open the Control Center, hold the timer button, and the slider will appear, letting you set the timer without opening the app.

Here are a few features we found to be handy for you. If you have any other ideas or hidden features, feel free to share them with us in the comment section below.

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BSNL Rs 107 Prepaid Plan Benefits

BSNL has not added the Rs 107 plan as any new option for the consumers. The plan comes with 20 days of validity. It offers users 3GB of high-speed data, after which the speed reduces to 40 Kbps. There is 200 minutes of free voice calling included for the users. The plan is available for all the telecom circles in India.

If you want to recharge with it, you can use the BSNL Self-Care mobile application available for both Android and iOS users. This plan will also work on MTNL’s network. For the unaware, BSNL has been handling the mobile services of MTNL for the longest time now. The front end branding is MTNL, but the backend team and management is BSNL. This is a plan voucher and it is one of the most affordable prepaid plans with voice calling and mobile data benefits you will get in the industry. Note that there are no SMS benefits bundled, but you can still use the talktime balance for sending out PORT-out SMS in case you need to.

Noise REP Band Price in India

Noise REP Band has launched in India at a special introductory price of Rs 9,999. The company has said that customers who pre-book the product will get it at this price. It will be available in the following colours – Classic Black, Orange, Navy Blue, and Sand Beige. The pre-bookings for the product can be done directly from the website of Noise, Amazon, and Flipkart. The regular sale date or offers are yet to be announced by the company.

Noise REP Band Specifications in India

Noise REP Band will come equipped with a multi-photodiode and multi-LED optical heart rate sensor comprising four photodiodes, four green LEDs, and multi-wavelength green, red and infrared LEDs. The company has said that the optical system of the product has been caliberated for Fitzpatrick skin types II through VI to improve performance across different skin tones.

The new Noise REP band also features a 6-axis motion sensor with a three-axis accelerometer and three-axis gyroscope. If you start activities such as walking, running, cycling, or elliptical training, it will be able to detect that automatically. The product pairs with the NoiseFit companion app on Android and iOS, where users can access AI-generated daily health highlights. The product is claimed to deliver up to 10 days of battery life on a single charge, and it carries a 5 ATM water resistance rating and weighs 27 grams.

Realme Narzo 100x 5G India Launch Date

Realme Narzo 100x 5G will launch in India on July 15, 2026. The device will feature an 8000mAh battery with support for 80W fast-charging. The company has claimed that it will be the segment’s largest battery. Further, the Realme Narzo 100x 5G is confirmed to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 SoC, which is a 5G chipset. It is built on the 6nm proceess and has up to 14GB of Dynamic RAM and 256GB of internal storage. The device will come with built-in Gemini Live, realme UI 7.0, and a host of intelligence features including AI Assistant for Notes, AI Eraser, AI-powered Portrait Lighting, and AI Pulse Light.

The Pulse lighting will come with nine colour options and five speed settings. The design of the phone has also been confirmed. The Realme Narzo 100x 5G appears to come with three cameras at the rear. It is going to be available in two colour options – Orange and Black. More details about the phone are yet to come. But with the launch so close, we expect that Realme will reveal more details about the display, the camera, and other things. This phone will come and likely compete with the Samsung Galaxy M47 5G, OnePlus N6 5G, Nothing Phone 4b, and more which recently launched for the Indian market. Stay tuned to TelecomTalk for more details about this phone.

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Jio Rs 798 World Cup Football Pack

The Rs 798 World Cup Football Pack comes with 40GB of high-speed data at up to 100 Mbps and is valid for 40 days. In addition to the data benefit, subscribers will receive a three-month Zee5 FIFA WC26 + All Access subscription. The OTT benefit will be delivered through a coupon code that users can redeem via the MyJio app under Coupons > My Winning, enabling access to live FIFA World Cup 2026 matches and other content on Zee5.

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Other Jio Data Sachets for Broadband Users

Jio also offers other broadband data sachets, including the Rs 555 and Rs 1,555 add-on packs. These packs remain valid until the subscriber’s current billing cycle and provide 1,000GB and 3,000GB of additional data, respectively, at the speed of the user’s active base broadband plan. After the bundled data is exhausted, internet speeds are reduced to 64 Kbps. Both add-on packs are data-only and do not include voice calling benefits.