Google has announced its plan to manufacture its latest Pixel smartphones in India, following in the footsteps of Apple and Samsung. This move aligns with India’s push for domestic manufacturing and highlights Google’s recognition of India as a crucial market. The company unveiled its intention at the annual Google for India event, where it showcased the Pixel 8 as the first device to bear the “Made in India” label. Manufacturing smartphones in India allows Google to tap into the country’s growing consumer base and leverage its strategic significance in the technology market.
OnePlus has joined the trend of foldable smartphones with the launch of its inaugural OnePlus Open foldable smartphone in India. The device stands out with its slim profile and larger screen, providing an immersive experience. Boasting impressive camera capabilities and a durable construction incorporating titanium alloy and carbon fiber, the OnePlus Open offers a unique foldable option for consumers. With a price tag of Rs 1,39,999, the smartphone is set to hit the market on October 27, targeting tech enthusiasts looking for cutting-edge innovation.
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken a step towards reinstating net neutrality rules. The FCC voted 3-2 in favor of advancing a proposal that aims to restore the open internet regulations that were originally adopted in 2015. This move would reestablish the FCC’s authority over broadband internet and prevent practices such as blocking or throttling traffic and offering paid prioritization. The proposal will undergo a period of public input before a final vote is scheduled for next year. The potential return of net neutrality rules signals a shift towards ensuring a fair and open internet for all users.
