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Google Pixel 10 Price Drop below Rs. 6000- news

 The Google Pixel 10 is currently seeing significant discounts across major retailers, especially with the recent launch of the budget-friendly Pixel 10a. P ixel 10a  is more than just a seasonal refresh. It represents a calculated pivot in Google’s strategy—one that prioritizes durability, sustainability, and longevity over the typical "spec-sheet" wars. Current Pricing and Deals (March 2026) As of early March 2026, the standard Pixel 10 (256GB) has dropped from its original launch price of ₹79,999 to various lower price points: Amazon: Prices have been spotted as low as ₹68,938 , marking a roughly 14% decrease. Flipkart: The listing price is around ₹74,999 , but active bank offers (such as with HDFC or Flipkart Axis Bank) can bring the effective price down to approximately ₹69,999 . Google Store: A promotional offer is currently running until March 10, 2026 , which includes a direct ₹5,000 discount, bringing the price to ₹74,999 , plus additional instant bank cashback u...

Google Pixel 10 pro xl Price Drop below Rs. 10000- news

  The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL was released in late 2025 as the top-tier "candybar" flagship in Google's 10th-generation lineup. It is currently priced at ₹1,24,999 for the 256 GB model on Flipkart and the Google Store, with periodic bank offers bringing it down to approximately ₹1,14,999. Pricing and Availability Price: ₹1,24,999 (Launch Price) Current Offer Price: Approximately ₹1,14,999 on Flipkart (after bank offers). Colors: Available in Obsidian (the one in your link), Jade, and Moonstone. Key Specifications Display: 6.8-inch LTPO OLED Super Actua Display with Quad HD+ resolution (2992 x 1344 pixels). It features a 120Hz smooth refresh rate and a peak brightness of 3300 nits. Processor: Google Tensor G5 (Octa-core), which is the first Pixel chip manufactured using TSMC's process for improved efficiency and thermal management. Memory & Storage: 16 GB RAM and 256 GB internal storage (non-expandable). Rear Camera: Triple camera setup: 50 MP Wide (Prima...

Motorola edge 70 fusion has launched, Specs, Colours and Prices

NEW DELHI – In a market increasingly obsessed with flagship raw power, Motorola has pivoted sharply toward sustained longevity. Today, the company officially launched the Motorola Edge 70 Fusion in India, a device that effectively challenges the industry’s reliance on standard 5, 000mAh batteries. Battery   The smartphone, which hits retail shelves starting March 12, enters a hyper-competitive sub-₹30, 000 segment with a singular, disruptive pitch: a massive 7,000mAh silicon-carbon battery housed in a frame only 7. 99mm thick. For years, the "big battery" segment has been synonymous with heavy, industrial-grade slabs. Motorola’s move to silicon-carbon chemistry represents a notable engineering departure. By increasing energy density, the company claims it has squeezed 7, 000mAh into a 193g chassis.  The phone feels "dense" and top-heavy compared to the standard Edge 70 (which weighs a feather-light 159g). If you are coming from a sleek device, the wr...

Galaxy S26 Ultra vs. iPhone 17 Pro Max: The 2026 Flagship Face-Off- news

 The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra was just released on February 25, while the iPhone 17 Pro Max has been the market leader since September 2025. Feature Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max Display 6.9" QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X 6.9" Super Retina XDR OLED Privacy Tech Privacy Display (Hardware-level) Software-based privacy alerts Processor Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Apple A19 Pro RAM 12GB / 16GB LPDDR5X 12GB LPDDR5X Main Camera 200MP f/1.4 (Huge light intake) 48MP f/1.78 (Triple 48MP setup) Zoom 3x & 5x Optical ( 100x Space ) 4x & 8x Optical-Quality Zoom Battery 5,000 mAh 5,088 mAh Charging 60W Wired / 25W Wireless 40W Wired / 25W MagSafe OS Support 7 Years (Android 23) 6-7 Years (iOS 25+) Price (India) ₹1,39,999 ₹1,49,900 Critical Differences 1. Display & Privacy S26 Ultra: Debuts the Privacy Display . At the press of a button, the screen's viewing angles are restricted so that someone sitting next to you on a flight or train sees only a dark scree...