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iQOO 15 coming soon: 8K vapour chamber cooling, Warhammer Max motor for next-gen gaming experience
iQOO's next flagship, the iQOO 15, is set to launch in India next month, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and OriginOS 6. The device boasts a Q3 gaming chip, 8K vapour chamber cooling, and a 7,000mAh battery with 100W wired charging, aiming to compete with upcoming flagships.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra likely to launch in January 2026 with upgraded design and faster performance
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra is reportedly launching in January 2026 with a potential price of ₹1,59,990 in India. The flagship is expected to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, a 5,500mAh battery with 60W fast charging, and a new pill-shaped camera island design. It will likely debut alongside other S26 series models.
China's rare earth restrictions aim to beat US at its own game
China has responded to U.S. chip restrictions by imposing its own rules on critical mineral exports, a move that could grant Beijing significant leverage over global supply chains. Analysts suggest China may be playing the U.S. playbook more effectively, potentially threatening substantial parts of the U.S. economy and signaling a more delicate stage of mutual interdependence.
India’s semiconductor push faces key manufacturing gap despite design strength, says report
The report by early-stage deeptech VC firm Endiya Partners has identified seven priority clusters where India can compete globally. The report recommended training over 100,000 engineers across design-to-manufacturing roles, deepening technology alliances with the US, EU, Japan, and Taiwan, and supporting chip design ventures targeting mobility, industrial automation, and defence use cases.
Apple iPad Pro with M5 chip, iPadOS 26 price discount in US: Check latest prices here
Apple iPad Pro with M5 chip, iPadOS 26 will be available from October 22. There are a number of features.
Braving Trump, Apple's Tim Cook promises to boost China investment
Apple CEO Tim Cook pledged to expand investment in China despite US-China trade tensions. Meeting Chinese officials in Beijing, Cook reaffirmed Apple’s commitment to its Chinese suppliers and market. While balancing US manufacturing promises, Apple continues to rely on China for production and sales, maintaining steady growth amid geopolitical challenges.
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Galaxy S25 FE full review: Balanced performance, great display, some trade-offs
The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE delivers a near-flagship experience at a lower price, featuring a premium design, 6.5-inch AMOLED 120Hz display, and a capable triple-camera setup. Powered by the Exynos 2400 in India, it offers smooth everyday performance and strong battery life with 45W fast charging support. While gaming limits, color options, and charger exclusions persist, the S25 FE succeeds as a balanced, durable, and value-driven bridge between Samsung’s mid-range and flagship lines.
IIM Lucknow sees a jump in average and median stipend for summer placements
IIM Lucknow achieved a significant summer placement drive for its 2025-2027 batch. The average stipend reached Rs 1.67 lakh per month, an increase from last year. The highest stipend offered was Rs 3.95 lakh per month. Over 580 offers were secured by students. Top firms participated, including Adani, Accenture, and Google, with several new recruiters joining the process.
US stock markets surged sharply today, reversing Friday’s massive loss: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq stage comeback as Trump tempers China tariff talk — top stock pick today
US stock markets surged Monday. The Dow jumped 574 points, rebounding from Friday’s 1.05% loss. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq gained 1.1% and 1.5%, recovering after Friday’s sharp declines of 0.8% and 1.7%. President Trump eased tariff fears on China. Tech stocks led gains with Broadcom, Nvidia, and AMD rallying. Bank stocks also moved higher ahead of key earnings. The market shows strong momentum after last week’s heavy losses.
US Market Crash: China's yuan edges up, recovers losses as strong midpoint rate eases US-China trade tensions after Trump tariff announcement
The Chinese Yuan saw a recovery against the dollar on Monday, October 13, 2025. This move helped ease the impact of renewed trade tensions between the US and China. Earlier, US President Donald Trump's tariff threats had caused a significant drop in US stock markets. Chinese investors also reacted by selling holdings.
China says Qualcomm admitted to acquiring Autotalks without informing regulator
US chipmaker Qualcomm has admitted it did not notify Chinese authorities about its June acquisition of Israeli company Autotalks, according to China’s market regulator. This comes just days after China launched an antitrust probe into Qualcomm over possible violations related to the undisclosed details of the deal.
Samsung W26 foldable smartphone launches in China with premium design and gold frame details
Samsung launched the W26 foldable smartphone in China with gold frames and ribbed finishes, differentiating it from the Galaxy Z Fold7. The Samsung W26 features 16GB RAM, up to 1TB storage, and costs CNY 16,999 to CNY 18,999. The device remains exclusive to China market
PM Modi meets Qualcomm CEO; discusses AI and innovation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon, praising the company’s support for India’s semiconductor and AI initiatives. The meeting comes after China launched an antitrust probe into Qualcomm’s acquisition of Israeli chipmaker Autotalks, examining whether the company failed to comply with China’s regulatory disclosure requirements.
US stock market tumbles today; is October really Wall Street’s ‘crash month’? Here’s the timeline
US stock markets experienced a sharp decline on Friday, October 10, following President Trump's tariff announcement. This event reignited discussions about October being a historically volatile month for stocks. While infamous crashes like 1929 and 1987 occurred in October, the month has also witnessed significant market gains, indicating a pattern of high volatility rather than consistent downturns.
Xi loves me, Xi loves me not: Now Trump sees 'no reason' to meet Chinese prez, threatens new tariffs
"I was to meet President Xi in two weeks, at APEC, in South Korea, but now there seems to be no reason to do so," Trump posted Friday on social media. The President added that one countermeasure the US is considering "is a massive increase of tariffs on Chinese products coming into the United States of America," adding that "there are many other countermeasures that are, likewise, under serious consideration."
US Stock Market Crash: Why is the US stock market down today? Dow, S&P, Nasdaq plunge as Trump warns of “Massive” China tariffs; AMD, Nvidia, Tesla fall, Rare earth stocks surge
U.S. stock market crashes on October 10. Major indexes fell sharply. The S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq all dropped. Tech shares AMD, Nvidia, Tesla decline. Rare earth stocks surge as Trump warns of massive China tariffs. Markets brace for Trade War 2.0.
US stock market crashes today as trade war fears return — Dow falls 480 points, S&P 500 drops 0.8%, Nasdaq plunges 1.7% as Trump threatens “massive” China tariffs; rare earth stocks soar
US stocks tumbled Friday. President Trump threatened a "massive increase" in tariffs on Chinese goods. The Dow fell 1.05%, the S&P 500 dropped 0.8%, and Nasdaq slid nearly 2%. The move came after China tightened export controls on rare earth minerals. Tech and China-linked stocks led losses. Rare earth stocks surged. Consumer sentiment remains weak amid the US government shutdown. The market faces uncertainty ahead of next week’s earnings season.
US stocks advance as investors assess sentiment data
Indian markets saw a strong opening on Friday. Major Wall Street indexes climbed, with the Nasdaq reaching a new intraday peak. Investors are closely watching consumer sentiment data for economic clues. The AI-driven rally continues to fuel optimism. Companies like Intel and Marvell Technology saw price target increases. Levi Strauss and Mosaic Co faced declines.
Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures steady as shutdown drags on; Intel rises on price target upgrade, Applied Digital surges after strong revenue, gold edges down while silver bucks the trend
US stock market today opened cautiously. Futures for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq held steady as investors waited for fresh cues from earnings and a possible end to the government shutdown. Intel climbed after a price target upgrade, while Applied Digital surged on strong revenue. Gold slipped slightly, but silver moved higher, defying the trend. Traders are watching closely as Wall Street braces for key inflation data and major bank earnings next week.
Taiwanese giant MediaTek expresses readiness to make chips in India
As India accelerates its semiconductor ambitions -- with partnerships spanning technology firms, foundries, and government-backed consortiums -- MediaTek’s interest signals growing confidence among global chipmakers in the country’s ability to host advanced manufacturing infrastructure.
US approves some Nvidia UAE sales, Bloomberg News reports
America has approved billions of dollars in Nvidia chip exports to the United Arab Emirates. This is part of a bilateral artificial intelligence agreement. The deal will help the UAE build data centres for AI model development. The agreement allows for significant imports of advanced AI chips starting in 2025. This partnership strengthens US-UAE ties in the AI sector.
Realme 15 Pro gets a Game of Thrones makeover
Realme has launched a Game of Thrones Limited Edition of its 15 Pro smartphone, inspired by the iconic HBO series. The device features custom GOT-themed UI, a unique black-and-gold design with sigil engravings, and Dragonfire Color-Changing Technology.
Test your knowledge: Which was the first Android smartphone ever released with 192 MB RAM and 256 MB storage?
Test your knowledge: which was the first Android smartphone ever released? The HTC Dream, also known as T-Mobile G1, debuted in October 2008, introducing Android 1.0, slide-out QWERTY, and Google integration. This quiz-style article explores its specs, legacy, and how it laid the foundation for billions of Android devices worldwide.
OnePlus 15: Rumoured specs, camera overhaul, expected launch timeline and price
OnePlus 15 is expected to launch in October in China and globally in November. The device is confirmed to sport Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. Unlike previous generations, the OnePlus 15 won’t be carrying the Hasselblad camera setup
iQOO Neo 11 launch details leaked: Check expected price and launch date, specs, features, display, battery & camera
iQOO Neo 11 Launch in India: Check expected launch date, specs, and price details: iQOO prepares to launch the Neo 11 in China. This new phone will feature a 6.8-inch 2K OLED display. It will include an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor. The device expects power from a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. A 7,500 mAh battery with 100W fast charging is also likely. The Neo 11 will focus on gaming performance.
Indian market's shift towards premium devices to drive Snapdragon 8 chipsets adoption: Qualcomm
Qualcomm Technologies Group General Manager, Mobile, Compute, & XR (MCX), Alex Katouzian said that India has become a prime market for the company as it is gaining from the government's push for manufacturing, artificial intelligence and active involvement of home grown companies like Flipkart, Lenskart etc.
Indian market's shift towards premium devices to drive Snapdragon 8 chipsets adoption: Qualcomm
Qualcomm expects its new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor to gain significant traction in India, driven by the market's shift towards premium devices and the company's strong brand presence. India has become a prime market for Qualcomm, benefiting from government initiatives in manufacturing and AI, alongside deep engagement with local OEMs and PC makers.
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