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Lenovo Launches Legion Tower 5i in India With RTX 50 Series GPU, Starting at ₹1.79 Lakh

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Highlights

  • Lenovo Legion Tower 5i launched in India at the starting price of ₹1,79,990.
  • It features NVIDIA RTX 50 series GPUs and is configurable with up to Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB Gen 5 SSD, Wi-Fi 7 and immersive Nahimic 3D audio.
  • Custom orders are available with delivery in 20 days.
  • Customers will also get a monitor bundled at the starting price of ₹4,999 and a 3-month Xbox Game Pass included.

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Caption – Lenovo Legion Tower 5i launched in India. (Image credit – Lenovo)

Lenovo has just launched the Legion Tower 5i (30L, 10) in India and it’s the first pre-built desktop in the country to feature NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs. Designed for gaming, AI tasks, content creation, and even heavy academic workloads like rendering, this powerful machine is packed with top-end specs.

Speaking about the launch, the Director and Category Head Lenovo India Ashish Sikka said, “With the launch of the Legion Tower 5i, we’re bringing a powerful and adaptable desktop experience to users in India. It’s the first pre-built desktop in the country to offer NVIDIA RTX 50 series GPUs along with complete ‘Custom to Order’ flexibility. Whether you’re into high-performance gaming, creative work, or AI-driven tasks, this machine is designed to grow with your needs and ambitions.”

Here’s all we know about the new desktop.

Lenovo Legion Tower 5i – Key Features

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Caption – A closer look at the new Lenovo Legion Tower 5i. (Image credit – Lenovo)

The Legion Tower 5i can be configured with up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor, 32GB of 5600MHz DDR5 RAM, and 2TB of PCIe Gen 5 SSD storage. When it was first shown off at CES 2025, it came with an RTX 4060 Ti, but now that NVIDIA has officially announced the RTX 50 series, Lenovo has upgraded the GPU options.

The Tower 5i is now expected to ship with either the RTX 5060 or 5060 Ti.

The desktop has a 30L chassis in Eclipse Black, featuring a tool-less glass side panel for easy upgrades. It supports Wi-Fi 7, 2.5G Ethernet, Bluetooth 5.2, and includes Nahimic 3D audio by SteelSeries for immersive sound during gaming or work.

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Caption – Lenovo Legion Tower 5i back ports. (Image credit – Lenovo)

As for ports, the front panel includes:

  • 1x USB-A 3.2 (5 Gbps)
  • 1x USB-C 3.2 (5 Gbps)
  • 1x audio combo jack

On the back, you’ll get:

  • 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (20 Gbps)
  • 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gbps)
  • 4x USB-A 2.0
  • 3x audio jacks
  • 1x 2.5G LAN port

It runs on Windows 11 and is powered by an 850W PSU with 90% efficiency.

Lenovo Legion Tower 5i – Price and Availability

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Caption – Lenovo Legion Tower 5i. (Image credit – Lenovo)

The Legion Tower 5i price starts at ₹1,79,990. You can custom order it via Lenovo’s website or through Lenovo Exclusive Stores, with delivery (including any customisations) promised within 20 days.

At launch, buyers opting for a configuration with the RTX 50 series GPU can get a monitor bundle starting at just ₹4,999. The desktop also includes a 3-month Xbox Game Pass, giving access to a wide library of PC games, including day-one releases.

Meanwhile, Asus has also launched the ROG Strix XG248Q5G-P, a 24.1-inch esports gaming monitor with an insane 610Hz refresh rate and 0.1ms response time. It uses a custom Super TN panel with 90% DCI-P3 coverage and ultra-low latency and it supports 240Hz, 480Hz, and 610Hz modes, along with both G-Sync and FreeSync Premium.

FAQs

Q1. What is the Lenovo Legion Tower 5i?

Answer. The Legion Tower 5i is a pre-built desktop launched in India, designed for gaming, AI tasks, content creation, and heavy academic workloads like rendering.

Q2. What key specifications does the Legion Tower 5i offer?

Answer. It features up to Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB Gen 5 SSD, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.2, and Nahimic 3D audio for immersive sound.

Q3. What GPU options are available in the Legion Tower 5i?

Answer. It can be configured with NVIDIA RTX 50 series GPUs, including the RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti.

Q4. What is the starting price and availability of the Legion Tower 5i in India?

Answer. The desktop starts at ₹1,79,990, with custom orders available via Lenovo’s website or exclusive stores, promising delivery within 20 days.

Also Read: Lenovo Idea Tab Pro Launched in India with 144Hz Display, JBL Speakers, and Dimensity 8300

Also Read: Lenovo Gaming Desktops Legion Tower 5i, LOQ Tower Launched in India

Meta Blocks Apple Intelligence Features On Facebook, WhatsApp and More Of Its Apps On iOS

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Highlights

  • Meta disables Apple Intelligence features in its iOS apps.
  • Tools like Writing Tools, Genmoji and keyboard stickers are unavailable on Facebook, WhatsApp and Threads.
  • Meta may aim to promote its own Meta AI, which offers similar features like writing assistance and image generation.

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Caption – Apple Intelligence tools Meta’s iOS apps. (Image credit – Apple)

Apple introduced Apple Intelligence with iOS 18, and it’s been available to users since the release of iOS 18.1 last October. While most apps automatically support Apple Intelligence features, developers can choose to disable them and it looks like Meta has done exactly that.

No Apple Intelligence in Meta’s iOS Apps

According to a report from Brazilian blog Sorcererhat Tech, Apple Intelligence features like Writing Tools that help users write, edit and proofread text aren’t available in Meta apps on iOS. This includes Facebook, WhatsApp and Threads.

iPhone and iPad users usually can tap on a text field to bring up Writing Tools, but that option is missing in Meta’s iOS apps.

Meta has also blocked the ability to use Genmoji, Apple’s AI-generated custom emojis. On top of that, keyboard stickers and Memoji can no longer be added to Instagram Stories, even though they were previously supported.

Meta hasn’t explained why it’s blocking these Apple Intelligence features, but the likely reason is to push users toward its own AI platform Meta AI. Meta AI is available across most of its apps and offers similar features, like writing help and image generation.

A report from The Wall Street Journal last year mentioned that Apple and Meta were in talks about bringing Meta’s AI model Llama to Apple Intelligence. 9to5Mac, in its report, revealed, “This integration would likely be similar to the deal Apple has struck with ChatGPT, which is currently the only third-party partner for Apple Intelligence. While Apple’s own on-device and cloud models power most Apple Intelligence functionality, the company is willing to help user requests about ‘world knowledge’ be transferred to a third party AI model.”

However, Apple since then has reportedly backed out of the deal due to concerns about Meta’s privacy policies. The two companies have also clashed before over App Store rules.

So for now, iOS users won’t be able to use Apple Intelligence in some of the most popular apps out there including Meta’s biggest platforms.

FAQs

Q1. Which Apple Intelligence features are blocked in Meta’s iOS apps?

Answer. Meta has disabled features like Writing Tools, Genmoji, keyboard stickers, and Memoji in apps such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and Threads.

Q2. Why might Meta block Apple Intelligence features?

Answer. Meta is likely promoting its own AI platform, Meta AI, which offers similar functionalities like writing help and image generation.

Q3. What is the update of discussion between Meta and Apple on integrating Meta’s AI model Llama?

Answer. Discussions about integrating Meta’s AI model Llama with Apple Intelligence reportedly broke down due to privacy concerns and past disputes over App Store rules.

Also Read: Apple’s Foldable iPhone Could Come With a Compact Display

Also Read: Apple Intelligence Now Available With iOS 18.1 Update – Offers Writing Tools, Enhanced Siri, Notification Summaries, Focus Mode and More

GTA 6 Release Date Might’ve Just Leaked? Here’s What We Know

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Highlights

  • The GTA 6 potential release window was officially set for Autumn 2025.
  • A new leak suggests October or November as the most likely launch period to avoid overlap with other big games.
  • Rockstar has yet to officially announce the exact release date.

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Caption – Do we finally have an update on when GTA 6 is launching? (Image credit – Rockstar Games)

Rockstar Games has been at work for years on what’s easily one of the most anticipated games ever – Grand Theft Auto 6. Its first trailer dropped at the end of 2023 and smashed multiple world records. But so far, Rockstar hasn’t confirmed the exact launch date for the game.

The wait for the game has turned into a popular meme online while we are all waiting. But not to give everyone any hope, a new leak might have given us a clue about when GTA 6 could finally arrive. Here’s what we know.

So, when is GTA 6 launching?

The only official word we’ve had is that GTA 6 is set to release sometime in Autumn 2025. But that’s a pretty wide window. Thanks to a fresh leak, we might now be able to narrow it down a bit.

Here’s what happened – Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two Interactive is also working on another game called Mafia: The Old Country. Its launch date was recently leaked on Steam, a popular online gaming platform. According to the leak, Mafia: The Old Country is expected to release on August 8, 2025.

Now, this is where things get interesting. Big-budget games (AAA titles) usually try not to launch too close to each other to avoid competing for attention and sales. In September 2025, both Borderlands 4 and NBA 2K26 are set to drop. So, with August and September already looking packed, October or November starts to look like the most likely launch window for GTA 6.

That timing would make sense as it fits the official Autumn 2025 window, gives GTA 6 plenty of space to dominate the holiday season, and also makes it eligible for The Game Awards, which typically happen in December.

Of course, nothing’s confirmed yet and all of this is still speculation for now. But if the leak is anything to go by, we might be playing GTA 6 sooner than expected.

FAQs

Q1. When is the official release window for GTA 6?

Answer. Rockstar Games has stated that GTA 6 is set to launch sometime in Autumn 2025.

Q2. What are the rumoured launch months for GTA 6?

Answer. Based on leaks, October or November 2025 seem likely, aligning with the holiday season and avoiding competition from other AAA game launches.

Q3.Why is the rumoured timing significant for GTA 6’s release?

Answer. A late 2025 launch would allow GTA 6 to dominate the holiday season, fit into the official release window, and be eligible for The Game Awards in December.

Also Read: GTA 6 Fans Left Hanging Again As Rumoured Trailer Never Drops

Also Read: GTA 6 Release Date and Features: What to Expect From Rockstar’s Latest Blockbuster

Apple Vision ‘Air’ Leaked Details Hint at Lighter And Sleeker Version With Titanium Build

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Highlight

  • Apple Vision Air leaks highlight a lighter and sleeker device that may feature titanium components.
  • The headset might adopt a graphite/dark blue iPhone 5-era colour.
  • It could also drop the “Pro” name in favour of “Air.”
  • Leaked connector image shows a thicker design aligning with reports of two upcoming Vision headsets.

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Caption – New leak reveals key details about the next-gen Apple Vision Pro models. (Image credit – Apple)

Leaks about Apple’s follow-up to the Vision Pro are picking up and the latest one gives us some interesting hints. According to a new leak on X (formerly Twitter), we should expect a lighter device that could be called the Apple Vision Air.

Shared by leaker Kosutami on X, the post reads, “Our next friend in the Vision lineup is so thin, features titanium to reduce weight, including the connectors and the battery, and all comes with iPhone 5-era black— which looks like graphite dark blue. And be noted: this might not called as —Pro but you can Air it out.”

There’s a lot packed into that one post. Firstly, the device is described as “thin,” suggesting a noticeable redesign.

Leaker also reveals that Titanium will be used not just in the headset, but also in the connectors and battery helping to bring down the weight. And finally, the colour is said to be similar to the iPhone 5’s black, which has a graphite or dark blue tint.

Kosutami also hints it might not carry the “Pro” name, possibly going with “Air” instead.

Later in a follow-up post, the leaker clarified that while aluminium will still be used for most of the exterior, it’ll have a “midnight black like surface.” The titanium will mainly be used inside, again to help with weight reduction.

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Caption – Leaked image of new connector for the Vision Air. (Image credit – @Kosutami_Ito on X)

That’s not all. Kosutami also shared a look at the new connector for the Vision Air in a completely separate post. The connector image shows what appears to be thicker than the standard Lightning port.

This leak lines up with what Mark Gurman reported recently, where Gurman revealed that Apple is working on two new Vision headsets. According to Gurman, one would be a lighter and more affordable version and another that will be designed to connect to a Mac.

FAQs

Q1. What is the Apple Vision Air, and how is it different from Vision Pro?

Answer. The Apple Vision Air is rumoured to be a lighter and sleeker follow-up to the Vision Pro, featuring a titanium build for weight reduction and possible design refinements.

Q2. What colour and design details have been leaked about the Vision Air?

Answer. The Vision Air may feature a graphite or dark blue color reminiscent of the iPhone 5 and could adopt a “midnight black-like surface” with titanium elements inside.

Q3. What new connector details are known about the Vision Air?

Answer. A leaked image hints at a thicker connector design, which differs from the standard Lightning port used in earlier devices.

Also Read: Gurman: Apple Vision Pro Is Set to Get PlayStation VR Controller Support This Year

Also Read: Apple’s Foldable iPhone Could Come With a Compact Display

New iPhone 17 Pro Leaked Render Reveal Sleek Unibody Camera Design

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Highlights

  • Leaked iPhone 17 Pro design render shared on X showcases a sleek unibody camera design.
  • The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max are expected to feature the new camera design.
  • The ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air is also expected to introduce some new design elements.

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Caption – New iPhone 17 Pro latest leaked render. (Image credit – @kdctweets on X)

The iPhone 17 Pro is expected to launch in less than five months and we already have several leaked images including dummy phone images floating around online. Recently, a new render was shared by X (formerly Twitter) user kanedacane giving us a fresh look at what the phone’s rear design could look like.

This new image shows off a possible unibody camera design, something that’s been rumoured for a while. While the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air is getting a lot of attention for its major design changes, the Pro models are also expected to get some visual upgrades, especially around the rear camera setup.

Leaks have suggested that Apple is planning a new camera bar design for the iPhone 17 Air, as well as for the Pro and Pro Max versions. Early reports hinted that this might mean a two-tone back, with the camera area in a different shade than the rest of the phone.

However, according to Mark Gurman, “The iPhone 17 Pro won’t have a two-toned back, I’m told. The camera area will be the same colour as the rest of the device.”

That’s exactly what the latest render from kanedacane tries to show. It is a clean, unibody finish where the camera bar blends into the rest of the back.

In any case, we have to take the leaked pictures with a pinch of salt. As with any render, we’ll have to wait until Apple officially unveils the iPhone 17 Pro to know exactly what it looks like. Even though the final product might have some subtle differences, some people online feel that a two-tone design might have looked better.

FAQs

Q1. When is the iPhone 17 Pro expected to launch?

Answer. The iPhone 17 Pro is expected to launch in less than five months.

Q2. What design changes are expected for the iPhone 17 Pro?

Answer. The iPhone 17 Pro is rumoured to feature a sleek unibody camera design where the camera bar blends seamlessly into the back, moving away from the previously speculated two-tone back.

Q3. Are the iPhone 17 Pro leaked images correct?

Answer. Leaked images and renders should be taken with a pinch of salt, as the final design can only be confirmed once Apple officially unveils the iPhone 17 Pro.

Also Read: iPhone 17 Pro Models to Get Exclusive Dual-Camera Video Recording Feature

Also Read: iPhone SE 4 Dummy Unit Leaked: Images Reveal a Classic iPhone 4-like Design

Samsung Responds After One UI 7 Update Paused, Hints at Rollout Resuming Soon

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Highlights

  • Samsung halted the One UI 7 update shortly after its release for devices like the Galaxy S24, Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6.
  • Samsung claims the problems have been fixed.
  • Rumours suggest the rollout will resume from April 15 with updates to follow.

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Caption – One UI 7 rollout paused and pushed back. (Image credit – Samsung)

Samsung’s One UI 7 update rollout hit a sudden pause shortly after it began last week, and now the company has responded, though the details remain pretty vague. After months of waiting, Galaxy users were finally getting the update, only for it to be pulled back without much explanation.

The update was initially released for devices like the Galaxy S24, Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6, but it was quietly removed from Samsung’s servers just a few days later. Confirming the pause to Android Authority in a statement, Samsung said it would share a new release timeline “shortly.”

The company said, “The One UI 7 rollout schedule is being updated to ensure the best possible experience. The new timing and availability will be shared shortly.”

While the company hasn’t explained what went wrong, some possible issues are now coming to light.

Tipster Ice Universe claimed that Samsung found a bug where some Galaxy S24 users couldn’t unlock their phones at all. In a post on X, the tipster said, “Samsung urgently reviewed the firmware withdrawal in other countries. Have you ever encountered a bug where your Galaxy phone occasionally cannot be unlocked?”

In a separate post, the tipster also mentioned that the update rollout might resume from April 15.


A Reddit user shared a strange bug where their lock screen appeared squished and stretched, making it unusable. While it’s unclear if this is the same issue Samsung is addressing, it definitely sounds like something that could halt a major software update. Other users have also reported problems like battery drain and even a security concern with the Secure Folder feature.

Android Authority previously reported that Samsung acknowledged the delay on its Korean community forums, calling it a maintenance issue. According to the company, those problems have now been fixed, and the update should start rolling out again soon.

Even if we don’t get the full story, fans have rightly pointed out that One UI 7’s launch is already shaping up to be one of Samsung’s most chaotic software rollouts to date.

FAQs

Q1. Why was the One UI 7 update rollout paused?

Answer. The rollout was halted due to various bugs, including phones being unable to unlock, stretched lock screens, battery drain, and Secure Folder concerns.

Q2. Which devices were initially receiving the One UI 7 update?

Answer. The update was released for Galaxy S24, Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6 devices before being pulled back.

Q3. When is the One UI 7 rollout expected to resume?

Answer. Samsung hinted that the rollout may resume soon, potentially starting from April 15, as suggested by a tipster. The company promises to share an updated timeline.

Also Read: Samsung Starts Rolling Out One UI 7: Here’s How to Prepare Your Galaxy Phone

Also Read: Samsung Galaxy S24 Price in India Slashed, Now Costs ₹54,999 With Offers

Google Rolls Out Veo 2 Video AI in Gemini for Paid Users

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  • Google’s new Veo 2 video generation model is exclusively available for Gemini Advanced (paid) users.
  • It allows users to create 8-second 720p videos using text prompts.
  • Veo 2 powers YouTube’s Dream Screen and offers enhanced realism, cinematic understanding and less visual distortion.
  • It’s rolling out globally in supported languages.

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Caption – Google Rolls Out Veo 2. (Image credit – Google)

Google is now rolling out its new Veo 2 video generation model to the Gemini app. This AI model can create short videos just from text prompts, and is available on both the web and mobile versions of Gemini.

As of now, it’s not available to users on the free plan and only Gemini Advanced (paid) users can get the update.

Veo 2 is the upgraded version of Google’s earlier Veo AI, and was first introduced in December 2024. It also powers YouTube’s Dream Screen feature and is available through Vertex AI, Google’s cloud-based AI platform.

With Veo 2, Gemini Advanced users can generate 8-second-long videos just by typing a prompt in natural language. The videos are created in 720p resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio, and they can be downloaded in MP4 format. You can also find Veo 2 in the model picker menu inside Gemini.

Google says this feature is being rolled out globally in all languages supported by Gemini, but it might take a few weeks for everyone to get access. There’s also a monthly cap on how many videos you can generate and Google will notify you if you’re getting close to that limit.

Sharing is made easy too. You can tap the share button in the Gemini app to upload videos directly to platforms like TikTok and YouTube.

When Veo 2 was launched, Google said the model had better realism and detail compared to the first version. It also understands cinematic language, so you can mention things like camera angles, lenses or effects, and it will try to reflect those in the video.

Google also mentioned that Veo 2 is trained to hallucinate less, which means it’s less likely to generate odd visuals like extra fingers or distorted body parts. This makes the videos feel more natural and accurate overall.

Google also shared some demo videos with prompts used to generate them.

Prompt – “A wide, slow-panning shot of an enormous glacial cavern, bathed in eerie twilight. Pale cyan light filters from above, illuminating frozen candy figures within the ice walls. Two figures in white exosuits, their helmet lights casting beams, trudge through the center. Capture the cavern’s scale and stillness.”

Prompt – “An animated shot of a tiny mouse with oversized glasses, reading a book by the light of a glowing mushroom in a cozy forest den.”

Prompt – “Aerial shot of a grassy cliff onto a sandy beach where waves crash against the shore, a prominent sea stack rises from the ocean near the beach, bathed in the warm, golden light of either sunrise or sunset, capturing the serene beauty of the Pacific coastline.”

Prompt – “Time-lapse of a voxel-style ice cream melting under a clear blue sky. The pink, grey, and white scoops slowly lose their shape, dripping down the yellow, blocky cone held by a large, voxel hand with a blue sleeve. Focus on the melting process, highlighting the changing texture and form of the voxel elements as the ice cream deforms and drips, creating a colorful, pixelated melt against the vibrant blue backdrop.”

FAQs

Q1. What is Veo 2, and who can access it?

Answer. Veo 2 is Google’s upgraded video AI model available to Gemini Advanced (paid) users. It allows them to create 8-second 720p videos using text prompts.

Q2. What makes Veo 2 different from its predecessor?

Answer. Veo 2 offers improved realism, understands cinematic language (e.g., camera angles, effects), and is designed to generate more natural visuals with reduced distortions.

Q3. How can Veo 2 videos be shared or downloaded?

Answer. Users can download Veo 2 videos in MP4 format or share them directly on platforms like TikTok and YouTube via the Gemini app.

Q4. When and where is Veo 2 being rolled out?

Answer. Veo 2 is rolling out globally across all languages supported by Gemini, with full access expected to take a few weeks. A monthly cap applies to video generation.

Also Read: Google Search to Redirect All Country Domains to Google.com Globally

Also Read: Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental Now Free for Everyone

Google Search to Redirect All Country Domains to Google.com Globally

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Highlights

  • Google will redirect all country-specific domains (e.g., google.co.in, google.fr) to google.com globally.
  • Search results will remain tailored to the user’s location, ensuring local content complies with laws and preferences.
  • The update is rolling out worldwide over the next few months.

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Caption – Google Search to soon be Google․com globally. (Image credit – Google)

Google is making a big change to how people access its Search service across the world. Until now, users in different countries were taken to their local versions of Google like google.co.uk in the UK, google.fr in France, or google.co.in in India. These country-specific domains have been around for years to offer more localised search results. But that’s about to change. Here’s what we know.

Google Search Switching To Google․com

Google has announced in a blog post that it will start phasing out these country-coded domains and instead redirect everyone to google.com, no matter where they are. The idea is to simplify the experience while still showing results that are relevant to your current location.

This update might sound new, but it’s actually been in motion for a while. Since 2017, Google has already been using your real-time location to show local results even if you were using Google.com instead of a local domain. So now, the company is just aligning the website address with that same logic. One domain for everyone.

Does This Change How Google Works?

It’s important to note that this won’t change how Search works. You’ll still see results based on where you are. So if you’re in Japan, you’ll continue to see Japanese results, and if you’re in Brazil, your results will reflect that location. The only thing that might change is if you had custom settings like language or region preferences you might need to reconfigure those.

Google also made it clear that this update won’t impact how it handles content based on local laws or legal requirements. Even though the URL will be the same for everyone, the content will still be tailored to your location.

The company says the move will help create a simpler and unified user experience. With mobile and AI tools playing a bigger role in Search, Google believes the actual domain name isn’t as important anymore because your location data already does most of the work when it comes to showing you the right content.

Rollout Timeline

The shift is being rolled out gradually, so users around the world will start seeing this change over the next few months. Once it’s fully in place, if you type a local Google domain like google.ca or google.com.au, you’ll be automatically redirected to google.com.

FAQs

Q1. Why is Google redirecting all country-specific domains to Google.com?

Answer. Google aims to simplify the search experience globally while retaining location-based results tailored to users’ current locations.

Q2. Will the redirect to Google.com affect local search results or content compliance?

Answer. No, search results will remain localised based on real-time location and comply with regional laws, even with the unified domain.

Q3. When will the changes to Google Search domains be implemented?

Answer. The update is being gradually rolled out globally over the next few months, automatically redirecting users from local domains to Google.com.

Also Read: Google Adds Verified Checkmarks to Boost Search Result Credibility

Also Read: Google Pixel Watch 4 Surfaces in First Set of Renders

Realme GT 7 Spotted on Geekbench, Key Specs, Display Details and Colours Confirmed

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Highlights

The Realme GT 7 will come in two variants featuring powerful chipsets, Dimensity 9400+ in China with 16GB RAM and Dimensity 9300+ in the Global market with 12GB RAM.

  • Confirmed features – a 6.8-inch BOE Q10 flat OLED display, the phone boasts 1.5K resolution, 2600Hz touch sampling rate and Crystal Armour Glass protection.
  • It will have a 7,200mAh battery with 100W wired charging, a 50MP camera with OIS and IP68/69 durability.

Realme is getting ready to launch the GT 7 in two versions, one for China (model number RMX6688) and one for global markets (model number RMX5061). The Chinese version recently popped up on Geekbench, revealing it runs on the powerful Dimensity 9400 Plus chipset with 16GB of RAM. Now, the global model has also shown up on Geekbench, confirming some important specs.

Realme GT 7 –  Geekbench Details

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Caption – Realme GT 7 global variant spotted on Geekbench. (Image credit – Xpertpick)

The Geekbench listing for the global version (RMX5061) shows the phone will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 Plus. While the chip’s name isn’t mentioned directly, the CPU and GPU specs in the listing confirm it’s the same.

The phone is shown to have 12GB of RAM and will run Android 15 out of the box. In terms of performance, it scored 2076 in the single-core test and 7037 in the multi-core test on Geekbench 6.

A previous leak also mentioned that the Indian version, which will share the same model number, will be available in just one variant: 12GB RAM + 512GB storage. It’s also expected to support NFC, intercom (INT) functionality, and be offered in blue and black color options.

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Caption – Realme GT 7 global Chinese spotted on Geekbench. (Image credit – Gizmochina)

Meanwhile, Geekbench listing of the Realme GT 7 with model number RMX6688 also appeared online. The listing reveals that this model will be equipped with the Dimensity 9400+ chip, 16GB of RAM, and Android 15.

Realme GT 7 – Confirmed Display Details

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Caption – Realme GT 7 key features confirmed. (Image credit – Realme)

Realme has officially revealed that the GT 7 will come with a BOE Q10 flat OLED display. According to tipster Digital Chat Station, this will be a 6.8-inch LTPS screen with a 1.5K resolution and 1.3mm bezels, offering a nearly edge-to-edge viewing experience.

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Caption – Tipster Digital Chat Station’s post on Weibo. (Translated via Google Translate)

Realme is also pushing brightness and touch responsiveness to the next level. The screen supports:

  • 1000 nits manual brightness
  • 1800 nits global peak brightness
  • 2600Hz instantaneous touch sampling rate

Realme GT 7 – Battery, Camera and Build (Confirmed)

The GT 7 will be powered by a massive 7,200mAh battery that supports 100W wired charging along with bypass charging, which helps reduce heat during long gaming or charging sessions.

Other confirmed features include:

  • 50MP main camera with OIS
  • Weight: 203 grams
  • Thickness: 8.25mm
  • IP68/69 dust and water resistance

The phone is expected to be priced under 3,000 Yuan (about $410) and will launch in three colour options. For added durability, the display is protected by Realme’s own Crystal Armour Glass, designed to resist scratches and drops.

Realme GT 7 – Design and Colours Revealed

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Caption – Realme GT 7 colour variants confirmed. (Image credit – Realme)

For the first time, Realme has also shared what the phone will look like. The GT 7 will come in:

  • Graphene Ice (Blue)
  • Graphene Snow (White)
  • Graphene Night (Black)

The design looks like a toned-down version of the GT 7 Pro. Notably, the blue variant stands out with its red-colored power button and red camera accents.

FAQs

Q1. What are the key specifications of the Realme GT 7?

Answer. The Realme GT 7 features Dimensity 9400+ (China, 16GB RAM) and Dimensity 9300+ (Global, 12GB RAM) chipsets, a 6.8-inch OLED display, and Android 15.

Q2. What are the display and durability features of the Realme GT 7?

Answer. The phone has a 6.8-inch BOE Q10 flat OLED display with 1.5K resolution, 2600Hz touch sampling rate, and is protected by Crystal Armour Glass.

Q3. What colours and design options does the Realme GT 7 offer?

Answer. The phone comes in three colours: Graphene Ice (Blue), Graphene Snow (White), and Graphene Night (Black), featuring stylish design and durable IP68/69 build.

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CMF Buds 2 Leak Reveals Big Upgrades; CMF Phone 2 Pro Specs Surface via Geekbench

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Highlights

  • The CMF Buds 2 will feature 48 db hybrid ANC, Spatial Audio, up to 55 hours of battery life and ChatGPT integration.
  • The Phone 2 Pro is launching on April 28 and was spotted on Geekbench.
  • The phone runs Android 15, features a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, 8GB RAM and a triple rear camera setup.

CMF by Nothing gave fans a brief surprise when the product page for the CMF Buds 2 went live on its official website. Although the page was quickly taken down, it revealed almost everything about the upcoming wireless earbuds including major upgrades in noise cancellation, battery life and sound quality. That’s not all. In a separate report, CMF Phone 2 Pro was spotted on the Geekbench website ahead of its launch on April 28th. Here’s a quick look at what we know about both devices so far.

CMF Buds 2 – What’s New?

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Caption – CMF Buds 2 colour variants. (Image credit – Nothing by CMF)

The design of the Buds 2 sticks to CMF’s signature look, with a case available in Dark Gray, Orange, and a new Light Green colour. The earbuds come with 11mm “PMI” drivers, slightly smaller than the previous model, but now tuned with Dirac Opteo for what CMF says is “exceptional” sound quality.

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Caption – CMF Buds 2 key features. (Image credit – Nothing by CMF)

One of the biggest improvements is in noise cancellation. The Buds 2 offer 48dB hybrid ANC, an upgrade over the 42dB in the previous version. They also bring Spatial Audio for a more immersive listening experience.

Battery life is another standout feature: you get up to 13.5 hours of playback on a single charge, with the case boosting total playtime to 55 hours, that’s 9.5 hours more than before.

Other upgrades include Bluetooth 5.4, support for both Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair, IP55 water and dust resistance and Corning Gorilla Glass protection. The Buds 2 will also include ChatGPT integration, similar to what’s found on Nothing phones, adding an AI-powered edge.

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Caption – CMF Buds 2 design details revealed. (Image credit – Nothing by CMF)

Pricing from the briefly available listing was shown as £34 (down from £39), €39.95 (down from €49.95), and $59.99. Sales were expected to begin April 16. These budget-friendly earbuds seem to be part of CMF’s plan to build hype ahead of the Phone 2 Pro launch later this month.

CMF Phone 2 Pro Spotted on Geekbench with Android 15 and 8GB RAM

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Caption – CMF Phone 2 Pro Spotted on Geekbench. (Image credit – 91Mobiles)

The CMF Phone 2 Pro is set to launch on April 28 and it looks like it just appeared on Geekbench giving us a peek at some of its specs. Spotted by 91mobiles, a Nothing device with model number A001 is believed to be the Phone 2 Pro. This same device has also shown up on platforms like India’s BIS, the IMEI database and the UAE’s TDRA.

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Caption – CMF Phone 2 Pro GPU details leaked. (Image credit – 91Mobiles)

Here’s what the Geekbench listing reveals:

  • The device is running on Android 15, likely with the latest Nothing OS on top.
  • It scored 1,012 in single-core and 2,939 in multi-core tests.
  • The codename listed is “Galaga”, which matches earlier leaks.
  • The chipset appears to be octa-core, with four performance cores clocked at 2.5GHz and four efficiency cores at 2.0GHz.
  • It uses a Mali G615 MC2 GPU, suggesting it could be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300, just like the CMF Phone 1 though this hasn’t been confirmed yet.
  • The model tested had 8GB of RAM, but more options could be available at launch.

A leaked image of the phone also suggests a triple rear camera setup, an upgrade from the dual cameras on the CMF Phone 1. Another nice change this time, a charger will be included in the box, unlike last time. The phone is also expected to feature a more refined design with better in-hand feel.

Meanwhile, previous reports suggested the CMF Phone 2 Pro will most likely feature a 6.77-inch full-HD+ AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate. It could be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chip, coupled with up to 8GB RAM and 256GB storage.

FAQs

Q1. What are the major upgrades in the CMF Buds 2?

Answer. The CMF Buds 2 offer 48dB hybrid ANC, Spatial Audio, up to 55 hours of battery life, ChatGPT integration, Bluetooth 5.4, and support for Google and Microsoft pairing.

Q2. When is the CMF Phone 2 Pro launching, and what are its key specifications?

Answer. The CMF Phone 2 Pro is launching on April 28, featuring Android 15, a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, 8GB RAM, and a triple rear camera setup.

Q3. What design and durability features are included in these products?

Answer. The Buds 2 feature new color options, durable IP55 resistance, and Corning Gorilla Glass. The Phone 2 Pro boasts refined design, better in-hand feel, and includes a charger.

Also Read: CMF by Nothing Launch Event Set for April 28

Also Read: CMF Phone 1 Launched Alongside CMF Buds Pro 2 and CMF Watch Pro 2 – Check Price, Specifications & Availability

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