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On October 4, Google is expected to unveil the next iteration of Pixel smartphones along with a refreshed virtual reality headset, a laptop and possibly a mini connected speaker LATEST NEWS :  Google is about to unveil the next generation of Pixel smartphones on October 4. along with smartphones, the search engine large is also expected to unveil a refreshed virtual reality (VR) headset, a pc and probable a mini linked speaker. talking about the upcoming smartphones, the recent leaks from a well-known era tipster Evans Blass highlights the specs and image renders of subsequent-era Pixel gadgets. According to a weblog publish written through Evan Blass, the subsequent generation of Pixel gadgets will see two models – Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. in contrast to closing year’s Pixel gadgets, which had been made with the aid of Huawei, the upcoming Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL may be made by HTC and LG, respectively. each the smartphones are predicted to boast Qualcomm’s flagship ...

Google might make a formal announcement for Pixelbook at its flagship phone launch event on October 4 LATEST NEWS :  Google is likely to launch a high-performance Chromebook called Google Pixelbook at a starting price of $1,199. Pixelbook will come in Silver, with 128GB ($1,199), 256GB ($1,399) and 512GB ($1,749) storage options, tech website Droid Life reported late on Tuesday. Unlike earlier Chromebook Pixel units, the new Pixelbook folds into a tablet and comes with official Pixelbook Pen which will be sold separately for $99. The Pixebool Pen is pressure sensitive, with tilt support and supposedly no lag, the report added. Google might make a formal announcement for Pixelbook at its flagship phone launch event on October 4. Also read this :  LG Q6+ with FullVision screen launched at Rs 17,990: Know features, specs

Promoter Harrow Investment Holding Ltd exited the company by selling its shares on July 5 and July 6 LATEST NEWS : Redington (India), a supply chain solutions provider for information technology (IT) and non-IT products and a major distributor of Apple products in the country, has said that growth in the non- Apple smartphone distribution business has started contributing to its mobility business significantly. Harrow Investment Holding Ltd, the promoter of the company, has exited from the company by selling its shares on July 5 and 6 through the open market. The company is also in the process of diversifying into new businesses such as solar energy and health & medical equipment. The non-IT products business, which includes the mobility services, has seen a considerable pickup in the share of its business in the past. Close to 30 per cent of the company's revenue, which was at Rs 15,480 crore on a standalone basis in 2016-17, has been from the mobility and s...