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Wednesday, November 4, 2020

November 04, 2020

WhatsApp’s new disappearing messages feature




WhatsApp has added a new feature to its platform that allows users to send messages that will disappear after seven days. These messages can be sent on individual chats and groups, the company said on its support page.

The Facebook-owned company clarified that the feature will not affect messages sent or received prior to enabling the setting.


The disappearing messages feature can be enabled by users in individual chats, while only group admins can turn it on or off on groups. If a user doesn’t open WhatsApp in the seven-day period, the message will disappear. However, the preview of the message might still be displayed in notifications until WhatsApp is opened, the company said.

Media received will be automatically downloaded to photos. If disappearing messages are turned on, media sent to the chat will disappear, but will be saved on the phone if auto-download is switched on. The message will not disappear in the forwarded chat if it is forwarded to another chat with disappearing messages setting turned off.


Also read | WhatsApp allows users to mute chats forever, offers in-app purchases

Disappearing messages will be included in the backup if the user creates a backup before the message disappears. Disappearing messages will be deleted when a user restores from a backup. WhatsApp recommends its users to use the feature only with trusted individuals since users can still forward, copy and take screenshots of the disappearing message before it vanishes.

The messaging app also rolled out a storage management tool to its platform, making it easier for users to manage space on their devices, it announced on Twitter.


Users can click on Settings > Storage and Data > Manage Storage to review, bulk delete and free up space. This comes after WhatsApp's 2 billion users complained about the lack of space on the messaging app. The feature will roll out to users worldwide by the end of this week.

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November 04, 2020

Micromax In 1b vs Redmi 9 vs Poco C3 vs Realme C15: Price in India, Specifications Compared

Micromax In 1b price in India starts at Rs. 6,999, while the starting price of Redmi 9 is at Rs. 8,999, Poco C3 is Rs. 7,499, and Realme C15 is Rs. 9,999.
HIGHLIGHTS

Micromax In 1b is claimed to deliver a “complete stock experience”
Realme C15 offers quad rear cameras
Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 have a Micro-USB port
Micromax In 1b debuted on Tuesday as the most-affordable smartphone by an Indian vendor. The new smartphone comes with a waterdrop-style display and offers dual rear cameras. The Micromax In 1b is said to deliver a “complete stock experience” without any bloatware or ads on top. Further, the Micromax phone comes with up to 4GB of RAM and supports reverse charging. All this makes the Micromax In 1b a strong competitor in its price segment. However, models including the Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 are already popular options under Rs. 10,000 with their compelling hardware.



In this article, we compare the price in India and specifications of the newly launched Micromax In 1b with those of Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 to help you select the option most relevant to you.

Micromax In 1b vs Redmi 9 vs Poco C3 vs Realme C15: Price in India
The Micromax In 1b comes with a starting price of Rs. 6,999 for the 2GB RAM + 32GB storage variant. There is also a 4GB RAM + 64GB storage option priced at Rs. 7,999. The phone comes in three different colour options: Blue, Green, and Purple. The phone will go on sale in the country on November 26.

In contrast, the Redmi 9 is priced at Rs. 8,999 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB storage variant and Rs. 9,999 for the 4GB RAM + 128GB storage option. The phone comes in Carbon Black, Sky Blue, and Sporty Orange colour options and is available for purchase through various online and offline channels in the country.


Lastly, the Realme C15 is priced at Rs. 9,999 and Rs. 10,999 for the 3GB RAM + 32GB and 4GB RAM + 64GB variants, respectively. The phone comes in Power Blue and Power Silver colour options and is on sale through various offline and online retail stores in the country.

Micromax In 1b vs Redmi 9 vs Poco C3 vs Realme C15: Specifications
The Micromax In 1b, Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15, all four models have dual-SIM (Nano) support. The phones also come with Android 10. However, the Redmi 9, Poco C3, and the Realme C15 have proprietary skins on top. This is unlike the Micromax In 1b that is touted to offer a “complete stock experience”. In terms of display, the Micromax In 1b has a 6.52-inch HD+ (720x1,600 pixels) display. This is slightly smaller than Redmi 9 and Poco C3's 6.53-inch HD+ display. The Realme C15, on the other hand, has a 6.5-inch HD+ display.

Under the hood, Micromax In 1b, Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 all come with an identical, octa-core MediaTek Helio G35 SoC. The Micromax phone has 2GB and 4GB RAM options, the Redmi 9 comes in just a 4GB RAM version, and the Poco C3 and Realme C15 both come with 3GB and 4GB RAM options.




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Micromax In 1b price in India starts at Rs. 6,999, while the starting price of Redmi 9 is at Rs. 8,999, Poco C3 is Rs. 7,499, and Realme C15 is Rs. 9,999.
By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 3 November 2020 19:44 IST
HIGHLIGHTS
Micromax In 1b is claimed to deliver a “complete stock experience”
Realme C15 offers quad rear cameras
Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 have a Micro-USB port
Micromax In 1b vs Redmi 9 vs Poco C3 vs Realme C15: Price in India, Specifications Compared
Micromax In 1b, Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 all have an HD+ display

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Micromax In 1b debuted on Tuesday as the most-affordable smartphone by an Indian vendor. The new smartphone comes with a waterdrop-style display and offers dual rear cameras. The Micromax In 1b is said to deliver a “complete stock experience” without any bloatware or ads on top. Further, the Micromax phone comes with up to 4GB of RAM and supports reverse charging. All this makes the Micromax In 1b a strong competitor in its price segment. However, models including the Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 are already popular options under Rs. 10,000 with their compelling hardware.

In this article, we compare the price in India and specifications of the newly launched Micromax In 1b with those of Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 to help you select the option most relevant to you.

Micromax In 1b vs Redmi 9 vs Poco C3 vs Realme C15: Price in India
The Micromax In 1b comes with a starting price of Rs. 6,999 for the 2GB RAM + 32GB storage variant. There is also a 4GB RAM + 64GB storage option priced at Rs. 7,999. The phone comes in three different colour options: Blue, Green, and Purple. The phone will go on sale in the country on November 26.


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In contrast, the Redmi 9 is priced at Rs. 8,999 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB storage variant and Rs. 9,999 for the 4GB RAM + 128GB storage option. The phone comes in Carbon Black, Sky Blue, and Sporty Orange colour options and is available for purchase through various online and offline channels in the country.


The Poco C3, on the other hand, comes with a price tag of Rs. 7,499 for the 3GB RAM + 32GB storage variant, while its 4GB RAM + 64GB storage model is priced at Rs. 8,999. The smartphone flaunts Arctic Blue, Lime Green, and Matte Black colours and is available through various channels in the Indian market.

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Lastly, the Realme C15 is priced at Rs. 9,999 and Rs. 10,999 for the 3GB RAM + 32GB and 4GB RAM + 64GB variants, respectively. The phone comes in Power Blue and Power Silver colour options and is on sale through various offline and online retail stores in the country.

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Micromax In 1b vs Redmi 9 vs Poco C3 vs Realme C15: Specifications
The Micromax In 1b, Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15, all four models have dual-SIM (Nano) support. The phones also come with Android 10. However, the Redmi 9, Poco C3, and the Realme C15 have proprietary skins on top. This is unlike the Micromax In 1b that is touted to offer a “complete stock experience”. In terms of display, the Micromax In 1b has a 6.52-inch HD+ (720x1,600 pixels) display. This is slightly smaller than Redmi 9 and Poco C3's 6.53-inch HD+ display. The Realme C15, on the other hand, has a 6.5-inch HD+ display.

Under the hood, Micromax In 1b, Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 all come with an identical, octa-core MediaTek Helio G35 SoC. The Micromax phone has 2GB and 4GB RAM options, the Redmi 9 comes in just a 4GB RAM version, and the Poco C3 and Realme C15 both come with 3GB and 4GB RAM options.

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For photos and videos, the Micromax In 1b and the Redmi 9 both come with a dual rear camera setup, comprising a 13-megapixel primary camera sensor and a 2-megapixel secondary sensor. The Poco C3, on the other hand, offers a triple rear camera setup that houses a 13-megapixel primary sensor, 2-megapixel macro shooter, and a 2-megapixel depth sensor. However, the Realme C15 comes out on top in terms of camera count with a quad rear camera setup. The setup includes a 13-megapixel primary sensor, 8-megapixel secondary sensor with an ultra-wide-angle lens, a 2-megapixel monochrome sensor, and a 2-megapixel sensor with a “retro” lens.

The Micromax In 1b carries an 8-megapixel selfie camera sensor at the front, which is bigger on the part of megapixel count against the Redmi 9 that includes a 5-megapixel selfie camera sensor. The Poco C3 also has a 5-megapixel camera sensor at the front for selfies and videos. However, just like the Micromax phone, the Realme C15 includes an 8-megapixel selfie camera sensor at the front.

On the storage front, the Micromax In 1b has 32GB and 64GB onboard storage options expandable up to 128GB via microSD card. This is similar to the case of the Poco C3 that has 32GB and 64GB storage options but expandable up to 512GB. The Realme C15 also has the same, 32GB and 64GB storage variants but with microSD card support of up to 256GB. The Redmi 9, on the other hand, has 64GB and 128GB of internal storage options, with expansion up to 512GB via microSD card.

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Connectivity options on the Micromax In 1b include 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS/ A-GPS, USB Type-C, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The Redmi 9, Poco C3, and Realme C15 also have similar connectivity options, albeit along with a Micro-USB port in place of USB Type-C. The Micromax In 1b, Redmi 9, and Realme C15 also come with a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, which is missing on the Poco C3.

The Micromax In 1b packs a 5,000mAh battery that is identical to the Redmi 9 and Poco C3. The three phones also support 10W fast charging. However, the Realme C15 packs a larger, 6,000mAh battery with up to 18W fast charging support.



In terms of dimensions, the Micromax In 1b measures 164.5x75.8x8.9mm, while the Redmi 9 measures 164.9x77.07x9.0mm and the Poco C3 measures 164.9x77.1x9.0mm. The Realme C15, on the other hand, comes at 164.5x75.9x9.8mm. The Micromax phone weighs 188 grams, which is lighter than Redmi 9 and Poco C3 both at 194 grams. However, the Realme C15 is the heaviest among the four with a weight of 209 grams.

Micromax In 1b vs Redmi 9 vs Poco C3 vs Realme C15: Price in India, Specifications Compared
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Monday, October 26, 2020

October 26, 2020

FAU-G Set to Release in November as an Indian Alternative to PUBG

HIGHLIGHTS
  • FAU-G release month has been announced by NCore Games
  • The action game was announced early last month
  • FAU-G teaser was released by Akshay Kumar on Sunday


FAU-G, marketed as an Indian alternative to PUBG, is set to release in November, game publisher NCore Games announced in a tweet. The Bengaluru-based publisher announced FAU-G early last month — following the ban of PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite in the country. FAU-G, also known as Fearless and United Guards, is designed to tap into the country's patriotism and anti-China sentiment. The first level of the game will be based on the Galwan Valley skirmishes between India and China.

Without providing any platform-specific details and a particular release date, NCore Games tweeted that FAU-G will launch in November. The game was originally planned to debut later this month.

The tweet posted by NCore Games also includes the first teaser that was released by Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar on Sunday. The one-minute teaser gave us a glimpse into FAU-G's first level and highlighted the brawler mechanics being used by characters to fight with enemies.


FAU-G was announced just a couple of days after the government banned PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite in the country. NCore Games co-founder Vishal Gondal, however, said that the game was in plans for some months. It plans to reach the 20 crore-users mark within a year.

Kumar and Gondal are both promoting FAU-G on their social media accounts since its announcement last month. However, we're yet to see whether the game would actually be able to garner a mass following in the country — especially among professional gamers and enthusiasts who earlier used to play PUBG Mobile.



NCore Games has also promised to donate 20 percent of the net revenues garnered from FAU-G to the government's fund-raising initiative, Bharat Ke Veer.

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Sunday, October 25, 2020

October 25, 2020

Play the Go India game on Google Pay

Play the Go India game on Google Pay

Experience India virtually with Google Pay. Visit all cities on the Go India game and earn assured rewards up to ₹501! Overview

Overview



  • Experience India virtually via Google Pay and become the Go India Champion

    • Visit all the cities in the game by 25 November 2020” to win the Go India Champion reward.
    • Go India Champion reward is an assured reward of ₹101-501 and will be given immediately on completing all the cities.

  • Visiting cities on Go India

    • A combination of both city tickets and kilometres (“KM”) takes you to any city.
      • Collect city tickets by making a payment, sharing to or asking a friend. Cities will be allocated within 6 regions on the map. You will see a total number of cities in a specific region once you visit a city within this region.
      • Collect KM by making a payment, gifting or sharing to a friend.
      • Collect as many city tickets and KM every day, no in-game limits! The total number of qualifying transactions you can make as well as their amount is subject to applicable law, banking/payment system rules, merchant terms and/or Google Pay terms.

  • Earn bonus Go India rewards of up to ₹100

    • If you visit a city during a virtual cultural event, you can also receive a Go India bonus scratch card worth up to ₹100 or a city ticket or KM. 
    • Each virtual cultural event will be held for a limited time only.

  • Get merchant vouchers along the game

    • On every 5th city that you visit, you can choose from a range of merchant vouchers. Choose 1 to proceed further in the game.
    • Your chosen voucher stays in your rewards channel. Do check its expiry date to get the merchant discounts.

How it works

How do I visit cities? 

  1. You will start your journey from any of the two starting cities: Amritsar or Bengaluru. Once you launch the game for the very first time, after city selection, you will get a welcoming one-time gift which may be a combination of a city ticket and KM. 
  2. To visit any city within the game, you would need to collect both city ticket and kilometres (KM):
    1. A city ticket will allow you to travel to a specific city within the game -- the city ticket you collected will specify which city you will be able to visit. 
    2. KM enables you to travel between cities -- you can visit a city of your choice from the present city location if you have enough KM to reach the city. 
    3. The number of KM needed to visit one city from another city is different and generally based on the real distance between them. You will see a total number of KM needed to travel to a certain city in-game.
  3. You will receive a city photo upon reaching every city. 
  4. You will not be able to travel back to the same city unless there is a virtual event during the game. The total number of cities you can visit per day is limited but will not be less than 3 cities - you will see an in-game notification once you reach the current applicable limit.

How to collect a city ticket?

There are lots of ways to collect them! You can make any of the following qualifying transactions to get a city ticket. You can get a ticket to the city for which you already have a ticket. This can be shared with friends to get KM in return.


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