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Itel P40+  was unveiled in India on Monday as the latest budget-friendly offering from the Chinese smartphone brand. The new handset sports an LCD display with a hole punch cutout and features a 13-megapixel dual rear camera unit. The Itel P40+ runs on a Unisoc T606 SoC, along with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of inbuilt storage. Like the company's recently launched handsets, the Itel P40+ also offers support for the Memory Fusion technology to expand the onboard memory by utilising unused storage. The most notable hardware specification of the Itel P40+ is its large 7,000mAh battery which is claimed to deliver up to 41 hours of talk time with a single charge. Itel P40+ price in India, availability Itel P40+ price in India is set at Rs. 8,099 for the sole 4GB RAM + 128GB storage model. It is offered in Force Black and Ice Cyan colour options. The new Itel handset will go on sale via Amazon starting July 11. The e-commerce platform is offering a 10 percent discount while purchasing the

South Korea's Samsung Display has filed a lawsuit against BOE Technology, accusing the Chinese rival of infringing five of its patents for displays used in mobile devices including Apple 's iPhone 12 . Samsung Display, a unit of Samsung Electronics, asked a federal jury in Texas to award damages for the infringement of patents regarding organic light emitting diode (OLED) displays supplied by BOE. Samsung also seeks an injunction from the court to halt the import and sale of the affected displays. The case was filed on Wednesday with the US court in East Texas, which has a reputation for quicker hearings and decisions on cases. Apple has been using OLED displays on some of its Apple Watch and iPhone models, including the latest iPhone 14 . Apple says OLED delivers high resolution and allows for a thinner display than a traditional display.  The OLED display market is dominated by Samsung Display, with BOE narrowing the gap, overtaking South Korea's LG Display as the

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman S Somnath on Monday said that the launch day for Chandrayaan-3 for a soft landing on the moon is July 13.  "We will be able to do a soft landing on the moon. The launch day is July 13, it can go upto 19th," ISRO Chairman S Somnath said on the launch of Chandrayaan -3 while speaking to ANI.  He said that the launch date would be July 13. However, it may go up to July 19. Earlier on June 28, Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation S Somanath revealed that Chandrayaan-3 testing is complete and the window of opportunity for the launch is aimed between July 12 and 19. "Currently, the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft is fully integrated. We have completed the testing and also mated with the rocket compartment... Currently, the window of opportunity for launch is between July 12 and 19 and we will take the earliest possible date, maybe the 12th, maybe the 13th or maybe the 14th. We will announce the exact date after a

Elon Musk 's Twitter has put a temporary limit on the number of tweets that users can see each day, a move that has sparked some backlash and could undermine the social network's efforts to attract advertisers. The limit, imposed to "address extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation", is the latest change by Twitter , which was last year acquired by Musk for $44 billion (nearly Rs. 3,60,550 crore).  What does the latest change mean and what are the alternatives to Twitter? How do the changes impact users? Users cannot view tweets without logging in to the platform. Verified accounts can now read 6,000 posts per day, unverified accounts 600 posts and new un-verified accounts 300 posts. After that, users will get a message that says, "rate limit exceeded". Musk has said that limit will "soon" increase to 10,000 for verified, 1,000 for unverified and 500 for new unverified. He has been pushing to make Twitter's overhauled verif

Japan is leaning towards softer rules governing the use of artificial intelligence ( AI ) than the European Union, said an official close to deliberations, as it looks to the technology to boost economic growth and make it a leader in advanced chips. The aim by year end is to work out an approach for AI that will likely be closer to the US attitude than the stringent rules championed by the EU , said the official, who declined to be identified as they were not authorised to talk with media. A softer Japanese approach could dull EU efforts to establish its rules as a global benchmark, with requirements such as companies disclosing copyrighted material used to train AI systems that generate content like text and graphics. EU industry chief Thierry Breton is visiting Tokyo this week to promote the bloc's approach to AI rule-making as well as to deepen cooperation in semiconductors. The government official did not elaborate on areas where Japan's rules were likely to differ fr