Updated 2 July 2025 at 17:42 IST Pebble, an Indian tech brand, has launched a new smart ring at Rs 7,999. The introductory price is Rs 3,999. Follow: Pebble Launches New Halo Smart Ring with Digital Display, Gesture Control at Rs 7,999 | Image: Pebble Pebble, an Indian brand, has launched its latest wearable device, the Halo Smart Ring, which features a digital display and is claimed to be India’s first smart ring with this technology. The key features of the ring include health monitoring...

Credit: ROMOSS In June, multiple Chinese power bank brands, including top sellers such as ROMOSS and Anker Innovations, launched large-scale recalls involving more than one million units due to safety concerns with battery cells. The issue stems from battery supplier Amprius (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., which allegedly made unauthorized material changes to battery cell components, heightening the risk of overheating and even fire. Starting June 28, China’s Civil Aviation Administration has banned passeng...

The Xiaomi 15S Pro offers a similarly strong overall package as the Pro model. This is hardly surprising, as everything apart from the chipset remains the same. In its effort to become more independent and to offer all components in-house, Xiaomi is on a very promising path with its XRing O1. Considering Google’s work with its Tensor series, Xiaomi’s SoC debut is genuinely remarkable. While the 15S Pro with the XRing O1 is slightly less powerful than the 15 Pro with the Snapdragon 8...

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Rating: 3.5/5 The market for thin and light Windows laptops is experiencing a surge in competition, driven by a growing number of brands introducing diverse multi-tiered machines. This intensifying rivalry is fueled by the availability of multiple chip options from key players such as Intel and Qualcomm, each offering distinct advantages in performance, power efficiency and integrated features. Consumers now have a wider array of choices, allowing them to select devices that best suit their spec...