Top Tech News Today: Honor Making Comeback In India, Foxconn Begins iPhone 15 Production In Tamil Nadu, Telegram Stories Rolling Out For All, More
Honor Tech India has confirmed it is re-entering the India market and that it would launch its first smartphone in the country soon. Honor's first smartphone in India may be the Honor 90.
Honor Making A Comeback Under Madhav Sheth In India
Handset maker Honor is set to make a comeback and launch smartphones in India. The company made the announcement on X, formerly Twitter, from its handle @honortechindia. The company withdrew its operations from India back in 2020 after it got separated from Chinese tech behemoth Huawei. Huawei had sold the brand in November 2020 to Shenzhen Zhixin New Information Technology Co. Ltd. Honor Tech India has confirmed it is re-entering the India market and that it would launch its first smartphone in the country soon. Honor's first smartphone in India may be the Honor 90.
OnePlus' Rain Water Touch Tech May Solve Touch Input Issues On Wet Devices
Handset maker OnePlus has showcased a new technology on its home turf China. The new technology is called "Rain Water Touch" which is likely to solve the touch input issues that users face while using the phone's screen when it is wet. According to the company's video test, high-end devices like the iPhone 14 Pro are seen struggling with touch accuracy issues due to wet displays.
Foxconn Begins iPhone 15 Production In TN Plant
In a strategic move aimed at reducing its reliance on China and diversifying its manufacturing base, Apple has commenced the production phase of its highly anticipated iPhone 15 in Tamil Nadu, reports Bloomberg. The tech giant's collaboration with Foxconn Technology Group marks a significant step forward in its efforts to balance its manufacturing operations between the two countries. As per the report, sources reveal that the production facility operated by Foxconn in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, is gearing up to start dispatching the latest iPhone 15 units shortly after their initial rollout from Chinese factories.
Apple To Start Assembling AirPods In India
After iPhone models, Apple is set to begin assembling AirPods in India. The tech giant manufactures non-Pro iPhones in the country and it is now set to assemble AirPods locally, says a report by news agency PTI. Made-in-India true wireless earbuds AirPods Pro would likely go on sale soon. The tech giant is looking to manufacture the buds at the Foxconn facility in Hyderabad by December 2024, the report added, citing sources. The Cupertino-based tech giant currently manufactures non-pro iPhone models locally along with contract partners Foxconn, Wistron and Pegatron.
Telegram Stories Now Rolling Out For All Users
Encrypted messaging app Telegram is rolling out a new Stories feature, which is similar to rival Meta-owned WhatsApp's feature. Telegram Stories feature will become available for all, the company has announced. Telegram has more than 800 million active users and it is rolling out its "biggest update yet", to mark its 10th anniversary. Telegram Stories features a dual camera mode, granular privacy settings, and flexible duration options, among other features.
Xiaomi India To Boost Kaun Banega Crorepati Show Via Its 5G Devices
Xiaomi India has joined hands with the iconic television show "Kaun Banega Crorepati" and would bring a unique twist to the “Video Call a Friend” lifeline. The next season of Kaun Banega Crorepati show would get a boost via the company's 5G phones, including the newly-launched Redmi 12 5G.
Blockchain Firm Nova Labs May Launch $5 Mobile Phone Plan
Nova Labs Inc., a blockchain startup that is constructing a revolutionary "decentralised wireless network," has unveiled a mobile phone plan priced at a mere $5 per month, offering an unprecedented package of limitless text, talk, and data. The initiative, which Nova Labs revealed in a press release on Tuesday, is set to roll out initially for residents of Miami or those who are extended an exclusive invitation to access this novel service.
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