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After being unveiled at MWC 2016, the Cat S60 rugged smartphone was launched in India on Thursday. Priced at Rs. 64,999, the smartphone will be available from high-end multi-brand retail outlets as well as Amazon India from Friday, March 17. Cat, or Caterpillar, is a US-based construction machinery manufacturing company. The company back in 2013 licensed its brand to UK-based Bullitt Mobile, which has since been producing Cat-branded feature phones, smartphones, as well as accessories, with an emphasis on durability. The Cat S60's highlight feature is the presence of the FLIR Lepton Thermal Microcamera Module on the rear panel, and the company claims the S60 is the world's first smartphone with an integrated thermal camera. This, according to the company, offers numerous use cases. With the thermal camera, they can detect heat loss around windows and doors; spot moisture and missing insulation; identify over-heating electrical appliances and circuitry, a...

Microsoft  launched the Surface Book , its 2-in-1 laptop, in 2015, and decided not to upgrade it last year. Instead, it concentrated on making the  laptop available in many regions  gradually. However, a fresh report claims that the successor is finally coming and has even entered mass production. The Surface Book 2 is expected to launch as soon as the end of this month or in April. DigiTimes  reports  that the Surface Book 2 has entered into mass production, and one of the big change from the predecessor is the ditching of the 2-in-1 design. Apparently, the Surface Book 2 will be a regular laptop with no detachable or 360-degree hinge that can transform the laptop into a tablet, prop it up in tent mode and also be able to use it flat on a table top. Design wise, that's quite disappointing, but the Surface Book 2 will be cheaper starting at $1,000 (roughly Rs. 65,500). The real reason for this change is unknown, but it could be that Microsoft wants...

iPhone 7 was a top seller in EU5 with  iOS  holding a 22.7 percent share - a climb of 2.4 percentage points. Android  was second and accounted for 74.3 percent of smartphone sales, with a marginal increase from 72.9 percent in the three months ending January, a new report said. EU5 stands for European Union Five, in which France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Britain are members. According to Spain-based consumer research firm Kantar Worldpanel, iOS achieved continued growth across most regions, except for Japan, Spain and Urban China. Android also continued to post market share increases in all regions but the US. The report said iOS and Android were the only two dominating operating systems in the world with BlackBerry OS, Symbian or Windows Mobile losing their grip. "February's Mobile World Congress 2017 demonstrated the true state of the market, with re-emerging brand names Nokia and Blackberry capturing a lot of attention, but now operating...

Xiaomi has announced that the Redmi Note 4 will be going on sale via offline channels from Saturday. The smartphone will be going on sale at an MRP of Rs. 11,499 onwards. The popular  Xiaomi Redmi Note 4  recently crossed the milestone of  1 million units sold within 45 days in India . The smartphone was until now limited to online channels, and was available via the company's online store (Mi.com), and Flipkart. The company in a press statement confirmed that the Xiaomi will be up for pre-orders in North region (March 16-21) and large format retailers (LFRs) across South region (March 14-17). In Northern region, the Chinese company Xiaomi has revealed that the Redmi Note 4 ( Review ) will be available in offline stores in Delhi, Jaipur, and Chandigarh. The Redmi Note 4 will go on sale across LFRs from Saturday and across offline stores in Delhi, Jaipur and Chandigarh from Wednesday onwards.

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Samsung Galaxy S8 which leaked earlier today in some more photos will stay with its 12 MP camera but will match the Sony Xperia XZ Premium for slo-mo videos - it will shoot 1000 fps videos. The iris scanner will also be improved with a tiny 3.7 MP camera for better eye recognition, industry sources revealed. There’s plenty of leaks and rumors about the Galaxy S8, but this one sure sounds interesting. The camera is said to retain its 12 MP resolution, but this time the Korean company added DRAM enabling the super high framerates. Sony Xperia XZ Premium that was unveiled at MWC 2017 delivers that functionality thanks to the Sony’s IMX400 sensor but the report says Samsung won’t be using the same one. In addition, Samsung Galaxy S8 will have an 8 MP front camera and another, smaller one - 3.7 MP with RGB sensor that will be used for better iris recognition. The phone will be unveiled in two weeks in New York and London on March 29, so we'll know for sure if these rumors hold...

               LeEco  on Thursday launched its newest range of Super 4 Series Smart TVs for the Indian market. The new TVs are offered in 40-inch, 43-inch, and 50-inch models and are exclusively being sold on Amazon India. One of the main highlights is that the Smart TVs run Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS. The new TVs are priced at  Rs. 46,990  for the 40-inch model,  Rs. 63,990  for the 43-inch model and  Rs. 86,990  for the 50-inch model. The the 40-inch LeEco Super4 X40 TV comes with full-HD (1920x1080 pixels) LED display while the Super4 X43 Pro and Super4 X50 Pro are equipped with 4K UHD (3840x2160 pixels) displays. The company boasts of super slim design for the TVs with thin aluminium bezels all around. The smallest variant comes at 7.9mm thickness going up to 9.9mm for the 50-inch model. Additionally, the top-end variant also gets a Harmon Kardon audio system that promises an immersive experience.   ...

Shahid Kapoor defends wife Mira Rajput’s recent stay-at-home.