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OnePlus announces Pad Go tablet, schedules launch for October 6: Details

OnePlus said the Pad Go would get the same design as the OnePlus Pad. This includes the curved-edge design, the distinctive green tone, and the centred-camera layout

US trade chief flags concerns over India's license rule for laptop imports

US' intervention comes amid worries the licensing regime could impact shipments from the likes of Apple and Dell and force firms to boost local manufacturing

Average Indian spends 194 minutes daily on social media platforms: Report

89% of online users are active every day on social media, while 22% and 12% are active every day on OTT content and online gaming apps, respectively

Laptop, tablet sales surge amid concerns over shortage, price rise

On August 3, the government had announced that a licence will be required for import of laptops, tablets, all-in-one-personal computers, ultra-small factor computers and servers

Govt defers implementation of laptop, PCs import restrictions to Nov 1

Import consignments can be cleared till October 31 without a license for restricted imports

Centre to consider delaying import licence order for laptops, tablets

The move was aimed at addressing the trade imbalance with China, another government official, the report said

Import curbs on laptops will boost local manufacturing: Industry players

The government's decision to impose import restrictions on laptops, tablets and certain types of computers will boost local manufacturing of these devices, industry players said on Thursday. Hailing the move as progressive, they said it will also help in achieving the Make-in-India vision. The government on Thursday imposed import restrictions on laptops, tablets and certain types of computers with immediate effect for security reasons and to promote domestic manufacturing. The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), in a notification, said that exemption from import licensing is provided for up to 20 items per consignment for R&D, testing, benchmarking and evaluation, repair and return, product development purposes. Reacting to the move, Optiemus Electronics Ltd (OEL) Managing Director A Gururaj said in a statement, "We believe the government's decision to curb the laptop, tablet, and computer imports is progressive and has the potential to boost indigenous electronics ...

Govt curbs import of personal computers, laptops over 'security risk'

Move coincides with India's efforts to become a major electronics maker

Realme Pad 2 review: Big screen companion good for routine everyday chores

Powered by MediaTek Helio G99 system-on-chip, the Realme Pad 2 is positioned by the company as a big screen tablet good for entertainment and productivity-related workloads. Is it? Let us find out

Realme Pad 2 tablet with 120Hz 2K display launched in India: Price, specs

Offered in two RAM and storage variants, the Realme Pad 2 will be available for purchase on Flipkart and Realme online store from August 1

Xiaomi Pad 6 review: Good for gaming, learning, and everything in between

While not without flaws, the Xiaomi Pad 6 outperforms other mid-range Android tablets in the market. It excels as a portable companion device for entertainment, learning, gaming, and more

LG launches Gram series laptops, Ultra PC in India: Price, specs, and more

The 2023 LG Gram line-up includes LG Gram (17Z90R, 16Z90R, and 14Z90R), LG Gram Style (14Z90RS), LG Gram 2-in-1 (16T90R), and LG UltraPC (16U70Q)

Xiaomi Pad 6 tablet, Redmi Buds 4 Active wireless earbuds launched in India

For the Pad 6, Xiaomi introduced 2nd generation Smart Pen, keyboard, and the case accessories

Lenovo launches Android tablet Tab M9 with G80 octa-core processor

Global technology brand Lenovo on Friday launched its latest Android tablet -- 'Tab M9', powered with MediaTek Helio G80 Octa-Core processor in India

Govt raises issue of consumers forced to buy entire strip of tablets

Amid complaints about chemists insisting customers on buying entire strip of tablets or capsules, the Centre is making efforts to find some solution to protect the consumer interest and is holding consultations with the pharma industry. The forced buying of a full strip of medicine not only leads to medical wastage but also put unnecessary financial burden on customers. The Department of Consumer Affairs has held the first round of consultation with the senior representatives of pharma and medical devices industry, sources said. In the meeting, the top officials of the Drug Controller General of India were also present. According to sources, the issue was discussed at length in the meeting and the Department suggested them to explore new packing technology for medicines. A suggestion to adopt perforation technology to cut the strip was made to the industry. There was also a recommendation to print manufacturing and expiry date on each strip and even use of QR code, sources added.

OnePlus Pad review: Promising tablet let down by limitations in Android OS

On paper, there is a lot to like about the OnePlus Pad. One must give it to OnePlus for taking a novel approach in building its maiden tablet, but to what end? Let's find out

Tramadol tablets worth Rs 21 cr in int'l market seized at Mumbai airport

These contraband drugs worth US 2.6 million or over Rs 21 Crores in international illicit market were seized, the officials added

WhatsApp brings dual panel interface for tablets running Android

According to GSM Arena, the two-panel UI makes a lot more sense on tablets than just an enlarged version of the phone Design, so hopefully, the same reasoning will apply here

HMD Global launches Unisoc T612-powered Nokia T21 tablet: Know price, specs

The Nokia T21 comes in Wi-Fi and LTE + Wi-Fi connectivity variants, both with 4GB RAM and 64GB on-board storage, at Rs 17,999 and Rs 18,999

Lenovo Tab P11 5G with 11-inch 2K IPS LCD screen launched in India: Details

The Lenovo Tab P11 is a 5G tablet powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G system-on-chip. It is offered in two variants with price starting at Rs 29,999