Flipkart and Amazon are preparing for the first round of festive season sales that will begin on October 10. Flipkart is even offering an early access to Flipkart Plus subscribers from October 9.

A few years after Xiaomi launched its brand, it came to be known as \"Apple of China\". The design language, operating system, and many other elements seemed to be inspired by iPhones.

Over 100 Google engineers, including some senior ones, are working on a new operating system called Fuchsia. While a definite direction has been not been devised for this new OS, it very well might replace the other operating systems by Google - the popular Android and the Chrome OS. Or Google might take a broader view on it, and develop Fuchsia into a cross-platform software for machine learning and AI needs.

Google working on new OS, Fuchsia; WhatsApp to limit forwarded messages; Nokia X6 launched in Hong Kong; Nokia X5 unveiled with a notch; Vivo NEX in India at Rs 44,990; Mi Max 3 revealed with 6.9-inch screen, 5,500mAh battery. Watch Weekly Tech Wrap with Vivek Punj.

Vivo has finally launched the Vivo NEX at Rs 44,990; Xiaomi launches Mi Max 3 with massive 6.9-inch display, 5,500mAh battery; Nokia 3.1 launched in India at Rs 10,499; Corning launches Gorilla Glass 6 two years after Gorilla Glass 5. Watch this episode of Daily Tech Wrap with Danny D'Cruze.

Vivo has finally launched the Vivo NEX at Rs 44,990Vivo has launched the Vivo NEX in India, a one of a kind device that seems to have evolved through the notch-phase. Vivo comes with an all new design language that uses a pop up front facing camera to provide a screen that's almost bezel-less. The device has been launched at a price of Rs 44,990 and comes with a single variant. The smartphone will be available on Amazon India from July 21. Amazon is giving out various launch off...

Xiaomi introduced the Mi Max series in India back in June 2016 and despite its gigantic proportions, the phone performed well in the Indian market. Now, the company has launched the third generation of the phablet line-up, Mi Max 3.

Google slapped with record-breaking fine by the EUGoogle has been slapped with a record-breaking fine worth 4.3 billion euros by the European Union regulators over violation of anti-trust laws. Google has been charged with abusing its market dominance by bundling its search engine and Chrome apps to the Android operating system, and even paying some major manufacturers and mobile network operators. Google has also been alleged of restricting smartphone manufacturers from creating...

Google slapped with record-breaking fine by the EU. The tech giant was fined 4.3 billion euros by the European Union regulators over violation of anti-trust laws; Nokia X5 launched in China with notch; Mi Max 3 complete specifications leaked. Watch more in this episode of Daily Tech Wrap with Vivek Punj.

Amazon Prime members can be a part of the Prime Day sale that will last for 36 hours straight from 12 pm on Monday. Amazon Prime is launching over 200 new products.

1. Telecom Commission approves Net Neutrality rules for IndiaThe Telecom Commission, the highest decision-making authority under the Ministry of Telecom approved the net neutrality rules earlier this week. These rules mandate that internet service providers cannot diferentiate between web content, ensuring the Indian contiue to get non-discriminatory and unrestricted Internet access. However, mission critical services like autonomous cars and remote access surgery, which need hi...

Telecom Commission approves Net Neutrality rules for India; WhatsApp issues circular to protect users against fake news; JioPhone gets Google Maps support; Oppo Find X launched in India at Rs 59,990; new Apple MacBook Pro laptops launched with better processors; Xiaomi Mi Max 3 to be launched on July 19 and Moto E5 Plus, Moto E5 launched in India. Watch BusinessToday.In Weekly Tech Wrap with Vivek Punj.

Oppo Find X launched in India launched at Rs 19,990; Xiaomi Mi Max 3 to launch on July 19; KaiOS beats iOS to achieve third spot in Indian market share and Telecom Commission approves net neutrality recommendations from TRAI. Watch more in this episode of Daily Tech Wrap with Danny D'Cruze.

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun had shared glimpses of the retail box for the Mi Max 3 ten days ago. The specifications of the device have already been uncovered after it was listed on Chinese certification site TENAA.

1. WhatsApp suggest ways to curb fake news on its platformResponding to concerns raised by the Indian government, WhatsApp suggest ways to check the spread of fake news on its platform. These ways include product controls, digital literacy and fact-checking. WhatsApp recently introduced limited broadcasting and marking forwarded messages as product controls. The Facebook-owned instant messaging platform indicated that its deals with absue in two ways - by giving controls and inf...

WhatsApp suggest ways to curb fake news on its platform; Google under fire for allowing third parties to scan Gmail inboxes; Reliance Jio launches JioGigaFiber, JioPhone 2; Xiaomi starts teasing Mi Max 3; Samsung Galaxy On6 in India at Rs 14,490; OnePlus 6 rival Asus Zenfone 5Z launched in India and Google goes the gaming way. Watch BusinessToday.In Weekly Tech Wrap with Vivek Punj.

The company has began teasing the Mi Max 3 but in a strange fashion. Instead of giving us clues about the upcoming device, Xiaomi has opted to release old teasers of the Mi Max on its Weibo account.

The company had released the beta version for India lastmonth. The beta testing is expected to conclude by July 24. Users will thenstart receiving the stable version of Xiaomi's custom ROM.

After introducing Redmi 6 Pro and the Mi Pad 4, Xiaomi is all set to launch a new smart-phone i.e. Mi Max 3 on July 3. However, details of the phone have already been leaked ahead of its launch.

Australian Court fines AppleAn Australian court fined US electronics giant Apple Inc A$9 million ($6.7million) on Tuesday after a regulator accused it of using a software update todisable iPhones which had cracked screens fixed by third parties. TheAustralian Competitor and Consumer Commission (ACCC) sued the world's biggest companyby market value for \"bricking\" - or using a software update todisable - hundreds of smartphones and tablet devices, then refusing to unlockthem if th...