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| Xiaomi Redmi 5A to go on sale today through Flipkart, Mi.com |
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| Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi recently launched ‘Desh Ka Smartphone’ Redmi 5A in India. It is the cheapest smartphone of the company till date. |
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| Gift your children a great upbringing. |
| When your children grow up here, the difference shows. Ready flats @ 38 lakhs. |
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| Samsung India’s mobile business revenue up 27% |
| Samsung’s pace of expansion compares with Apple’s 17% increase to Rs 11,618 crore in the year ended March, its slowest growth in five years. |
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| Honor 7X to go on sale today via Amazon |
| Huawei’s sub-brand Honor recently launched its dual camera budget smartphone Honor 7X in India. |
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| Change the way you see your blood sugar |
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| Apple wins big with US tax bill but faces snag on foreign patents |
| The treatment of foreign patent profits is important to Apple because shifting those profits overseas was a cornerstone of its tax practices for decades. |
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| 9 Google apps launched in 2017 worth trying |
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| 7 Tweets from 2017 that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates wants you to read |
| In a series of tweets, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates highlighted moments and things from the year 2017 that he found inspiring and gave him hope for the year 2018. |
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| Sony Xperia XZs gets almost Rs 14,000 price cut in India |
| Sony Xperia XZs smartphone has got a massive price cut of Rs 13,600 in India. |
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| Britons will have legal right to high-speed broadband by 2020 |
| British homes and businesses will have a right to demand high-speed broadband by 2020 after the government said it would impose new regulation to help the 1.1 million premises who cannot access decent speeds. |
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| Bitcoin investors, here’s why you need to be ‘scared’ of North Korea |
| The messages are alluring, the pictures are attractive. But the women seeking to beguile South Korean bitcoin executives could actually be hackers from Pyongyang in disguise, experts warn. |
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| Cryptocurrencies offer great hope, but present risks: US |
| promise.They also present some security risks and concern for. |
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