Unlimited Calls For Under Rs 350 A Month? Latest Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Offers

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Keep your monthly mobile bill under Rs 350 without compromising on talk time using these recharges.

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Following Reliance Jio's disruptive entry last year, Airtel, Vodafone and Idea are launching new offers every day in a bid to retain their market position. Most of these plans have high speed data and free voice calls along with some which even offer free SMSes.  Here are some attractive recharge packs which will keep your monthly mobile bill under Rs 350, without having to compromise on talk time. All the plans listed here offer unlimited talk time for at least 28 days with varying limits on 4G data.

➡  Reliance Jio Rs. 149 plan

Under its recharge plan priced at Rs. 149, which is valid for 28 days, Jio offers high speed data of 4.2 GB data with a daily limit of 0.15 GB. The speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after the customer exhausts the daily limit. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators. The number of SMS is limited to 300.

➡  Reliance Jio Rs. 309 recharge plan

This recharge pack by Jio comes with a validity of 49 days. It offers 1GB data per day. After usage of 1GB data per day, the speed is reduced to 64 Kbps. The maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 49 GB. Voice calls and SMS are unlimited.

Airtel Rs. 349 recharge pack

Airtel's Rs. 349 offer allows subscribers unlimited local, STD and roaming calls along with 1.5 GB data per day for a validity period of 28 days. Airtel's Rs. 349 recharge also comes with 100 free SMS per day for the validity period 28 days, according to Airtel's website - airtel.in.

➡  Vodafone Rs. 348 prepaid recharge plan

Vodafone's recharge plan priced at Rs. 348 comes with 1 GB of 4G/3G speed data per day for a validity period of 28 days, among other benefits, according to its website - vodafone.in. The Rs. 348 recharge plan also offers unlimited local/STD calls made to mobile and landline connections.

➡  Idea Rs. 349 prepaid recharge plan

Idea's Rs. 357 plan is similar to the Rs. 349 plan but gives 100 free SMSes daily along with unlimited calling and high speed data. The Rs. 357 plan gives a user the ability to send free SMSes for an additional cost of just Rs. 8.

As Jio continues its aggressive strategy of grabbing market share by underpricing rivals, mobile data and call rates have never been cheaper for customers.

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Reliance Jio Prepaid Recharge Plans Between Rs 100 And Rs 500

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Mobile data benefits vary across all six Reliance Jio prepaid plans, but most of them allow the usage of 1 GB of high-speed data every day.

Reliance Jio is offering six prepaid recharge packs between Rs 100 and Rs 500. Voice calls are free for in all these plans. Most of these six plans but one offer unlimited SMS (short message service). Mobile data benefits vary across these six plans but most of them allow the usage of 1 GB or gigabyte of high-speed data every day, showed Jio on its website jio.com. Jio is also offering a triple cashback offerfor its customer worth over Rs 2,500.

Here are the benefits of Reliance Jio prepaid recharge plans worth Rs 149, Rs 309, Rs 399, Rs 459 and Rs 499

☞ Reliance Jio Rs. 149 plan

Under its recharge plan priced at Rs. 149, which is valid for 28 days, Jio offers high speed data of 4.2 GB data with a daily limit of 0.15 GB. The speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after the customer exhausts the daily limit. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators. The number of SMS is limited to 300.

☞ Reliance Jio Rs. 309 recharge plan

This recharge pack by Jio comes with a validity of 49 days. It offers 1GB data per day. After usage of 1GB data per day, the speed is reduced to 64 Kbps. The maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 49 GB. Voice calls and SMS are unlimited.

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☞  Reliance Jio Rs. 399 plan

Jio's Rs. 399 recharge pack comes with a validity of 70 days. Among other benefits, Jio offers 70 GB of high speed data with a daily limit of 1GB under the Rs. 399 plan, according to its website. Like other prepaid packs offered by Jio, the data speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after a customer exhausts the daily limit. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators. One can make unlimited number of free SMSes.

☞ Reliance Jio Rs. 459 plan

Under Jio's Rs. 459 recharge, prepaid customers of the telecom company get high speed data of 84 GB over a validity period of 84 days, with a daily usage limit of 1 GB. The data speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after the usage of daily limit. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators. This pack also includes unlimited SMSes free of cost.

☞ Reliance Jio Rs. 499 plan

Under its Rs. 499 plan, Jio offers 1 GB data per day subject to a maximum limit of 91 GB data for 91 days. After a customer exhaust the maximum data allowed daily under the pack, the internet speed is reduced to 64 Kbps. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators in Jio's Rs. 499 pack as well. Jio customers also get unlimited free SMSes under the Rs 499 recharge pack, according to its website.

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Airtel Vs Jio Over Prepaid Recharge Plans Below Rs 500

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Both Airtel and Jio offer many prepaid recharge packs priced below Rs 500.

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Airtel's Rs. 349 plan offers 1.5 GB data per dayAirtel's Rs. 448 pack offers 1 GB data per dayJio's Rs. 399, Rs 459, Rs 499 plans offer 1 GB data per day.

Amid stiff competition in the telecom sector unleashed by newcomer Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel - India's largest telecom services company - is offering many recharge plans under Rs 500 to its prepaid customers. The telecom market is witnessing intense competition in mobile tariffs ever since Reliance Jio, part of billionaire Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries, flooded the market with free voice calls and aggressively priced high speed data. For example, both Airtel and Jio offer a prepaid recharge pack priced at Rs 399. While Airtel offers 1 GB or gigabytes of 4G data every day, among other benefits, for 35 days under its Rs 399 offer, Jio's Rs 399 plan comes with 1 GB of high-speed data per day for a validity period of 70 days, among other benefits.

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Airtel Rs 349 recharge pack

Airtel's Rs 349 offer allows subscribers unlimited local, STD and roaming calls along with 1.5 GB data per day for a validity period of 28 days. Airtel's Rs 349 recharge also comes with 100 SMS per day for the validity period 28 days, according to Airtel's website - airtel.in.

Airtel Rs 399 Offer

In its special Rs 399 offer, Airtel offers 1 GB data per day at 4G speed as well as unlimited local and STD calls along with roaming outgoing calls, over a validity period of 35 days.

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Airtel Rs 448 Recharge

Airtel's special recharge plan priced at Rs. 448 comes with 1 GB of 3G/4G speed data per day. The Rs. 448 pack also includes unlimited local and STD calls and free national roaming, besides 100 SMS per day. This plan is valid for 70 days.

Reliance Jio Rs 399 plan

Jio's Rs. 399 recharge pack comes with a validity of 70 days. Among other benefits, Jio offers 70 GBs of high speed data with a daily limit of 1GB under the Rs. 399 plan, according to its website - jio.com. Like other prepaid packs offered by Jio, the data speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after a customer exhausts the daily limit, according to the Jio website. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators. One can make unlimited number of free SMSes, it noted.

Reliance Jio Rs. 459 plan

Under Jio's Rs 459 recharge, prepaid customers of the telecom company get high speed data of 84 GBs over a validity period of 84 days, with a daily usage limit of 1 GB. The data speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after the usage of daily limit. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators. This pack also includes unlimited SMSes free of cost.

Reliance Jio Rs. 499 plan

Under its Rs. 499 plan, Jio offers 1 GB data per day subject to a maximum limit of 91 GBs data for 91 days. After a customer exhaust the maximum data allowed daily under the pack, the internet speed is reduced to 64 Kbps. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited across all operators in Jio's Rs 499 pack as well. Jio customers also get unlimited free SMSes under the RS 499 recharge pack, according to its website.

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Jio's Prepaid Recharge: What You Get In Rs 149, Rs 399, Rs 499 Plans

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Jio offers prepaid recharge plans starting from Rs 19 to Rs 9,999.

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Some of Reliance Jio's prepaid recharge plans are a major hit among customers. While unlimited voice calls is offered across all Reliance Jio's plans, data benefits, free SMSes  and validity of the plans vary. Reliance Jio, the latest entrant in the country's telecom sector, has shaken up the market with its competitive data pricing. Competitive pricing by Reliance Jio, which offers telecom services under brand name Jio, has forced other operators to revise their offerings. The prices of Jio's prepaid offers start fromRs 19 and go up to Rs 9,999.

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Reliance Jio Rs. 149 plan

Under its recharge plan priced at Rs. 149, which is valid for 28 days, Jio offers high speed data of 4.2 GBs with a daily limit of 0.15 GB. The speed is reduced to 64 kbps after the customer exhausts the daily limit. SMSes are capped at 300.

Reliance Jio Rs. 309 recharge plan

This recharge pack by Jio comes with a validity of 49 days. It offers 1GB data per day. After usage of 1GB data per day, the speed is reduced to 64 Kbps. The maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 49 GB. Voice calls and SMS are unlimited

Reliance Jio Rs. 399 plan

Jio's Rs. 399 recharge pack comes with a validity of 70 days. Among other benefits, Jio offers 70 GB of high speed data with a daily limit of 1GB under its Rs. 399 plan. Like other prepaid packs offered by Jio, the data speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after the daily limit, according to the Jio website.

Reliance Jio Rs. 459 plan

For Rs. 459, a Jio prepaid customer gets high speed data of 84 GB over a validity period of 84 days, with a daily usage limit of 1 GB. The data speed is reduced to 64 Kbps after the usage of daily limit.

Reliance Jio Rs. 499 plan

In Rs. 499 plan, Jio offers 1GB data per day subject to a maximum limit of 91 GB data for 91 days. Post the usage of daily limit, internet speed will get reduced to 64 Kbps.

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Reliance Jio's Recharge Offers Of Rs 19, 52, Rs 98, Rs 149 Explained

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Reliance Jio, the latest entrant in the country's telecom sector, hiked its tariffs recently. Analysts said Jio's prices remain low, although they welcomed the hikes as a good initial signal of more pricing discipline, news agency Reuters reported. "Jio's announcement (of price hike) was a huge relief for all incumbent players as there is a feeling that the worst of pricing is behind them. My guess is that from now on, they will focus on quality of network to get more customers, " said Satish Betadpur, director of research at William O'Neil & Co.

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Here's a look at what Reliance Jio offers under its recharge packs priced at Rs 19, 52, Rs 98 and Rs 149

Reliance Jio Rs 19 plan

This Jio plan, which is valid only for a day, offers 0.15 GB of high speed data. Local, STD and roaming calls are free and unlimited to all operators. Only 20 SMSes (short message service) are allowed.

Reliance Jio Rs 52 plan

Jio introduced the Rs 52 plan ahead of Diwali 2017. The Rs 52 plan - valid for seven days -offers the benefit of unlimited data and calls during the validity period, according to Jio's website. Local, STD and roaming calls to all operators are free of charge under Jio's Rs 52 plan. Jio offers high speed data of 1.05 GB (gigabytes), with a daily limit of 0.15 GB, according to the Jio website - jio.com. After a customer uses the 1.05 GB high speed data during the validity period, the internet speed is reduced to 64 Kbps under the Rs 52 pack, the website noted. Free SMSes are capped at 70 for the validity period of seven days

Reliance Jio Rs 98 plan

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This Rs 98 plan was also introduced by Jio ahead of Diwali 2017. Jio's Rs 98 pack comes with a validity period of 14 days. Local, STD and roaming calls to all operators are free of charge under Jio's Rs 98 plan. High speed data offered under Jio's Rs 98 plan is limited to 2.1 GBs, with a daily limit of 0.15 GB, according to the Jio website. The internet speed will be reduced to 64 Kbps after exhaustion of the 2.1 GBs offered under Jio's Rs 98 pack. The maximum number of free SMSes allowed under Jio's Rs 98 plan is 140, it noted.

Reliance Jio Rs 149 plan

Reliance Jio's 149 plan comes with a validity of 28 days. Jio customers purchasing the Rs 149 pack will get the benefit of unlimited voice calls on local and STD networks. Jio's Rs 149 plan comes with high speed data of 4.2 GBs with a daily limit of 0.15 GB. After exhaustion of 4.2 GBs of high speed data offered under the RS 149 plan, the internet speed is reduce to 64 Kbps, according to the Jio website. The Rs 149 pack includes 300 free SMSes during the validity period.

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WhatsApp 'Delete for Everyone' feature: Learn how to delete sent messages

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WhatsApp is finally pushing out the 'Delete for Everyone' feature with the stable build of the device. The update will be available for Android, iOS and Windows Phone operating system.

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WhatsApp's new feature is up and rolling. Many WhatsApp users are getting a 'Message was deleted' text from their friends. This is just your friend trying the new 'Delete for Everyone' feature.

The WhatsApp feature last month but is now available on most smartphones after the update started rolling out earlier this week. To use this feature, the app must be up to date. One can check for the latest version from Android's Play Store or iOS' App store.

The feature was pushed out to the stable-build (v2.17.395) last week but has finally started to roll-out to devices in India. The new feature will be able to delete sent messages. However, the reciever will still see a a message stating, "this message has been deleted" for Android users and "this message has been recalled" for iOS users.

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Lately, the application launched various features that puts it in competition with major sharing platforms like Snapchat and even Instagram. The instant messaging application also launched a new 'live location' feature which is rolling out for users across iOS and Android. Now, the company has also introduced a feature that has been long in the waiting.

WhatsApp is finally pushing out the 'Delete for Everyone' feature with the stable build of the device. The update will be available for Android, iOS and Windows Phone operating system. This new feature can prove to be day saver for many since the WhatsApp is become the hub of both personal and proffessional communication.

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What is 'Delete for Everyone'?Ever come across a situation where you've sent the wrong message to the wrong person? This is where this new feature will help. WhatsApp has become the go-to application for all communication, be it personal or professional. With such blurred lines in between it's easy to mix up names and occasionally send an inappropriate text to someone who was not suppose to receive it.

Using this feature the sender can tap of the erroneous message and select the 'delete for everyone' feature. This will delete the text on the receiver's device. However, there are terms and conditions attached to this. The message can only be deleted within seven minutes after being sent.

Quoted WhatsApp texts cannot be deleted even within seven minutes. Another major condition will be that the receiver's WhatsApp application should be up to date. The feature will not function with an older version on either end. WhatsApp on Symbian operating system will also not be able to get this new update. This new feature will reach most devices gradually. However, iOS users might start receiving it earlier than others.

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WhatsApp has been aggressively introducing new features within their application and is also stepping in the social media realm by introducing features like stories. The consistent rise in a smartphone's computational power is enabling applications like WhatsApp to delve into other genres of communication.

Though many popular applications offer services like conference video and voice calls much before WhatsApp, the sheer size of the user-base makes the feature an instant hit. The application has 1 billion daily active users and around 1.3 billion monthly active users.

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The Live Location feature was also offered by various applications like Messenger, Google Maps, Telegram etc. but with WhatsApp adopting it, the feature might finally get a broader audience.

WhatsApp has easily become the most widely-used app on Google's Play Store as well as iOS' App Store. The application boasts over a billion downloads on Play Store alone.The company also released a few statistics claiming around 1 billion active users daily and over 1.3 billion monthly active users.

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Bharti Airtel profit in Q2 meets Street estimates; telco says evaluating offers to sell Bharti Infratel stake

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In what may lead to a major deleveraging exercise, Bharti Airtel on Tuesday said it has received a recommendation from its committee of directors to sell its controlling stake in its tower arm Bharti Infratel to a clutch of global investors.

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In what may lead to a major deleveraging exercise, Bharti Airtel on Tuesday said it has received a recommendation from its committee of directors to sell its controlling stake in its tower arm Bharti Infratel to a clutch of global investors. Bharti Airtel, which currently holds 58% stake in Infratel, said it has been approached by a few reputed global investors for acquiring controlling stake in Infratel and since the CoD has recommended that the proposal be considered, the board will evaluate the offers. 

Going by the market cap of around Rs 82,000 crore of Bharti Infratel on Tuesday, a 51% stake sale in the company will yield Bharti Airtel around Rs 40,000 crore. The net debt of Bharti Airtel which currently stands at Rs 91,480 crore can thus be brought down to around Rs 50,000 crore, bringing the company’s net debt to Ebitda to 1.50 from the current 2.95. The Bharti Infratel board had on Monday said it is looking at acquiring majority stake in the tower firm Indus Towers in which Bharti Airtel is in partnership with Vodafone and Idea Cellular.

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The larger plan is that once Bharti Infratel acquired Indus, the clutch of PE players would acquire Infratel and Bharti would exit the tower business and use the funds to pare its debt and expand its Volte network across the country. Meanwhile, on Tuesday Bharti Airtel posted strong and resilient numbers in its July-September earnings, which is seasonally a weak quarter for telecom operators. Though the company’s net profit during the period missed Bloomberg consensus estimates, it was ahead of estimates on the revenue and Ebitda front. Net profit at Rs 343 crore was down 7% sequentially. Total revenues at Rs 21,777 crore was down 0.82% compared to the preceding quarter while Ebitda at Rs 8,003 crore was 2.3% up on a sequential basis.

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The competitive pressures unleashed by rival and new entrant Reliance Jio is quite visible on Bharti’s performance as the quarter saw the company post its smallest profit in 19 quarters and 6th consecutive drop in quarterly profit. On operating metrics, the company’s volumes in voice traffic increased 3.6% quarter on quarter to 437.1 billion minutes while minutes of usage per customer increased 2.2% sequentially to 518 minutes. On the data front, total traffic increased 66% sequentially to 784 billion MB and data usage per customer increased 57% to 4087 Mbs.

The average revenue per user (Arpu) at Rs 145 was down 6.3% sequentially but in line with estimates. During the quarter Bharti stopped giving the break up of voice and data Arpu and realisations since it has started offering large number of bundled packages which makes such divisions meaningless. On the Africa front, revenue increased 7.2% to Rs 5,203 crore and Ebitda jumped 23.7% to Rs 1,684.1 crore while margin expanded 430 basis points at 32.3% compared to the previous quarter.

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Jio's New Plans, Jio Phone Rival by BSNL, WhatsApp Live Location, Nokia 7, and More News This Week

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Welcome back to our weekly roundup of all the tech news that you can use. In a move that was announced a little while ago, Reliance Jio has finally announced new plans, reducing the validity of some popular packs and raising the rates on other plans. It's been something that a lot of people have expected for a while now, and the announcement from Reliance Jio came with Diwali this year. The big change is that the Rs. 399 Jio pack benefits will now be priced at Rs. 459. This includes the free calls and SMS of course, and apart from that, you get 1GB of data per day for 84 days. And of course, you get access to Reliance Jio's apps such as Jio Cinema and Jio Music.

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Rs. 399 recharge will still give you the same data access as before, but its validity has gone down from 84 days to 70 days, so the pricing is in line with the new Rs. 459 plan. Reliance Jio has also reduced the validity of the Rs. 509 recharge pack, which gives you 2GB data daily - earlier, the plan had 56 days validity, and now it has 49 days validity.

Jio's new prepaid plans now start from Rs. 52 for one week's validity and a total of 1.05GB data capped to 150MB a day, and go up to Rs. 4,999 which gets you 360 days validity, and 350GB data, with no daily cap. There's also a Rs. 19 pack that gives you 150MB data for a day. Postpaid plans start from Rs. 309 per month, with a security deposit of Rs. 400, offering 1GB data daily and go up to Rs. 999 per month with a Rs. 1,150 deposit, offering 60GB data with no daily limits.

This week also saw the launch of BSNL and Micromax's answer to the Jio Phone, the Micromax Bharat-1. Priced at Rs. 2,200, the basic handset supports 4G VoLTE for calls, and BSNL also has a number of deals for cheap calls, bringing the effective cost of ownership even lower than the Jio Phone, over a three-year period. The BSNL phone is not the only low-cost mobile vying to become "Bharat ka smartphone" though - the competition also includes the recently unveiled Karbonn A40 Indian Android smartphone launched in partnership with Airtel, priced at Rs. 3,499, but with an "effective price" of Rs. 1,399.

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The BSNL Micromax Bharat 1 phone comes with a number of apps preinstalled, including a custom build of Opera Mini, and YouTube. Using the Web, or watching videos is serviceable and while the camera quality is disappointing, the phone is definitely usable. For the right audience, the phone could well be a great purchase. The Jio Phone has some unique features such as the HelloJio voice assistant, an App Store, and the phone to TV media cable. But the Bharat 1 has most of the other features of the Jio Phone, and doesn't require you to stick to a network or a plan, which could tip the scales in its favour.

Meanwhile, we also got an interesting new update from WhatsApp - the messaging platform now allows you to share your "live" location with other users. Whether you're on your way home and want your family to have an easy way to track your progress, or you're hosting a party and want your friends to show an update on when they're arriving, this feature could come in very handy. The feature is already live, but it's being rolled out to users on both Android and iOS in a staggered manner, so you might have to wait a little before you can use it.

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It works in both private conversations and in group chats, and is easy to use. It's fully opt-in, and you can't just turn it on and leave it like that - you can share your location for 15 minutes, 1 hour, or 8 hours. WhatsApp isn't the first messenger service to allow live location sharing, with others such as Telegram, Messenger from Facebook, and Apple's default messaging app iMessage all including the feature already, but given its popularity in India, WhatsApp's Live Location sharing is likely to be more impactful on this platform.

We also got the China launch of the Nokia 7 this week. Like its bigger sibling the flagship Nokia 8 (review), the Nokia 7 also coms with the "bothie" camera feature that takes photos from the front and rear cameras simultaneously. It shares a few other features with the flagship, and comes in at half the price. The phone has been launched at CNY 2,499, or roughly Rs. 25,000 for the 4GB variant, and CNY 2,699, or roughly Rs. 26,500 for the 6GB variant.

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The Nokia 7 has a 5.2-inch full-HD display, and a 1.8GHz octa-core processor, along with 64GB storage, a 5-megapixel front camera, and a single 16-megapixel rear camera, along with a 3000mAh battery. The phone uses a USB Type-C port, and supports NFC, and as is to be expected, comes with a fingerprint scanner.

Another launch that drew a fair amount of interest this week was the ZTE Axon M - a foldable smartphonewith dual full-HD displays. Launched in the US, the phone will also be made available in China, Europe, and Japan, and disappointingly, it doesn't bear a single display that can be folded over. Instead, there are two displays, connected via a hinge, so you can either have a phone with a display on the front and back, or you can open up the phone to have on big screen, with a hinge running through the middle.

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You can mirror the display to both screens when folded, or extend the display when opened up. Both displays are 5.2-inches full-HD screens, and open up to become a 6.75-inch full-HD display. There's a single 20-megapixel camera that can be used for both front and rear shots. There's a 3180mAh battery, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB storage, and a 2.15GHz quad core processor. The ZTE Axon M will be available at $24.17 (roughly Rs. 1,600) for 30 months on AT&T Next.

Huawei meanwhile launched the Huawei Mate 10 Lite, with front and rear dual-cameras. The new Mate 10 model is the European variant of the previously launched Honor 9i (India), Huawei Maimang 6 (China), and Huawei Nova 2i (Malaysia), all three of which included four camera sensors and are powered by Huawei's in-house HiSilicon Kirin 659 chipset. The front has a 13-megapixel RGB sensor, and a 2-megapixel monochrome sensor, while the rear packs a 16-megapixel RGB sensor and a 2-megapixel monochrome sensor.

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In India, Samsung launched the Samsung Galaxy J2 (2017), priced at Rs. 7,390. The phone has a 2000mAh battery, a 4.70-inch Super AMOLED qHD display, a 1.3GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB storage, and a 5-megapixel rear and 2-megapixel front camera.

The Redmi 5A smartphone has been launched by Xiaomi in China as the successor to the Redmi 4A. A highlight of the Redmi 5A is its battery, which the company says will last for eight days. However, the handset priced at NCY 599 (roughly Rs. 6,000) only has minor upgrades over last year's model. Huawei also launched the Huawei Y6 Pro (2017) in Europe - the phone has a 3020mAh battery, and is priced at EUR 189 (roughly Rs. 14,450). It has a 5-inch full-HD display, and brings some improvements over the Huawei Y6 (2017), launched earlier this year.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2rugged tablet has been launched in Netherlands, priced at EUR 500 (roughly Rs. 39,000). The 8-inch tablet has an octa-core processor, 3GB of RAM, and 16GB storage, along with an 800x1280 pixels display.

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The week also saw one of the biggest security scares - the discovery that nearly all Wi-Fi devices on the planet are vulnerable to hacking. Security researchers came up with a proof-of-concept attack called KRACK (Key Reinstallation Attacks), which could be used to eavesdrop on Wi-Fi connections that use the near ubiquitous WPA2 security protocol. Nearly all devices are vulnerable, and the issue can't be resolved from your router, but rather from the connected device, which will be a particular issue for IoT devices.

Microsoft has already issued a patch for Windows 10, while Apple and Google are working to fix it as well, but you need to have the patch installed on your device. It's essential that users update their devices as soon as the companies roll-out fixes, although the Wi-Fi alliance, an industry group that sets standards for wireless connectivity says that there is no evidence that the vulnerability has been exploited maliciously.

Some good news also - if you're in the market for a new phone, Samsung has cut the prices of a number of smartphones, including the premium Samsung Galaxy S8+. The Samsung Galaxy S8+ is now available at a reduced price of Rs. 58,900 with a flat Rs. 6,000 price cut. The Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) and Galaxy A7 (2017) are now retailing at Rs. 17,990 and Rs. 20,990 respectively, with a cut of roughly Rs. 4,900.

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Looking ahead, there's going to be a new HTC U-branded smartphonelaunch taking place on November 2; the company has sent out invitesteasing it will bring back the 'U'. The HTC U11 Plus is the safe bet here - an upgraded version of the HTC U11unveiled earlier this year. There is also the HTC U11 Life, which is expected to be a mid-range Android One device.

The Moto X4 India launch will be on November 13, the company has revealed. The phone was expected on October 3, but got pushed back a month. The phone was unveiled globally at IFA 2017 in Berlin. The highlight of the smartphone is that it features both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa as voice-based virtual assistants. With the launch of Echo devices and Amazon Alexa Voice Services in India earlier this month, we can now expect the smartphone to come bundled with a fully-functional Alexa in India as well.

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The Oppo F5 is tipped to launch three variants with AI powered selfie-features, as per a leaked poster from Thailand. Oppo is hosting an event in India after the Philippines launch on October 26, where all three models are likely to be launched here as well.

And a Nokia 9 leak-based concept video is available now, giving people a good look at what to expect from the phone. The video includes leaked images of the handset we have seen before and essentially offers a cleaner view of the already leaked images in a video.

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Whatsapp launches live location sharing; here’s how it works

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The live location sharing feature is short term with Whatsapp users controlling all aspects about who to, when and for how long.

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Whatsapp has announced a new feature that will tell people in your contacts where you are. The live location sharing feature is short term with users controlling all aspects about who to, when and for how long.

The feature will come in handy to tell everyone where you are and if you are safe, it would also be a great way for friends and family to track you if you are expected somewhere or are on a trip.

“This end-to-end encrypted feature lets you control who you share with and for how long. You can choose to stop sharing at any time or let the Live Location timer simply expire,” a Whatsapp blog said, adding that feature too was end-to-end encrypted.

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• So how will the feature work?

Well, users can open a chat with the person or group you want to share with. Then under “Location” in the attach button, there’s a new option to “Share Live Location.” Here you can choose for how long you want to share and tap send. This means everyone in the chat will be able to see your real-time location on a map. The feature lets more than one person share their Live Location in the group. All thee locations will pop up on the same map.

The feature will be available for both Android and iOS users and is already live for most users in India.

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Facebook update takes three days to fact-check for fake news

As per an email accessed by AP, it routinely takes more than three days for a false story that appears on Facebook to be passed along to fact-checkers and given a false rating.

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Facebook’s effort to limit the spread of fake news using outside fact-checkers appears to be having an effect — although that finding comes with a major caveat. Once a story receives a false rating from a fact-checker, Facebook says, subsequent “impressions” can fall off by 80 percent. Impressions count the number of times Facebook users see a particular post.

But it routinely takes more than three days for a false story that appears on Facebook to be passed along to fact-checkers and given a false rating. And most impressions occur when the story first comes out, not three days later. That’s the case with all news, both true and fake. The information was shared in an email from a Facebook manager sent to the company’s fact-checking partners, including The Associated Press. Facebook gave an AP reporter access to the email.

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Jason White, Facebook’s manager of news partnerships, wrote in the email that the company is working to identify “these hoaxes sooner.” “We also need to surface more of them, as we know we miss many,” he wrote. At the same time, he added that it is “equally important we do this the right way, and don’t restrict legitimate speech. It’s a difficult tension, but we are confident we can improve our efforts.”

Facebook has long stressed that it only wants to go after the “worst of the worst” offenders when it comes to false news and hoaxes. While many stories may be disputed as biased or partially false, the company is trying to avoid the appearance of censorship.

This is also why, as part of its fact-checking program, a story must be found false by at least two fact-checkers before Facebook will label it as “disputed.”

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Wi-Fi WPA2 Security Vulnerable to KRACK Attacks: Nearly All Wi-Fi Devices on the Planet Vulnerable

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Security researchers claim to have found high-severity vulnerabilities in WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access II), a popular security protocol used by nearly every Wi-Fi device on the planet. The vulnerabilities could potentially allow anyone near your router to eavesdrop on the Wi-Fi traffic being sent through it.

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Details have been revealed on a dedicated site called aapkasamachar.com, named after the proof-of-concept attack called KRACK (Key Reinstallation Attacks). A total of 10 vulnerabilities have been identified, and were discovered by researcher Mathy Vanhoef of imec-DistriNet, KU Leuven.

"If your device supports Wi-Fi, it is most likely affected," Vanhoef writes on the website.

"Concretely, attackers can use this novel [KRACK] attack technique to read information that was previously assumed to be safely encrypted. This can be abused to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, photos, and so on. The attack works against all modern protected Wi-Fi networks," he adds.

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The attack essentially targets Wi-Fi clients using WPA2 (nearly every Wi-Fi device out there), and compromises the encryption protocol used for communicating with the router. After this, "any data or information that the victim transmits can be decrypted", Vanhoef notes, adding that event HTTPS communication have been bypassed in the past, so it may not be safe either.

He adds that the "attack is exceptionally devastating against Linux and Android 6.0 or higher", though devices running Apple's mobile and desktop operating system, Windows, OpenBSD etc. are all vulnerable. Note that to protect yourself against attacks, it's Wi-Fi clients like laptops, smartphones, smart home devices, and the likes, will need to install security updates.

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"Our main attack is against the 4-way handshake, and does not exploit access points, but instead targets clients. So it might be that your router does not require security updates," Vanhoef notes.

The vulnerabilities have been assigned Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) identifiers, specifically: CVE-2017-13077, CVE-2017-13078, CVE-2017-13079, CVE-2017-13080, CVE-2017-13081, CVE-2017-13082, CVE-2017-13084, CVE-2017-13086,CVE-2017-13087, and CVE-2017-13088. Further details of these vulnerabilities can be found on the aforementioned website, or the National Vulnerability Database of the US Department of Commerce’s aapkasamachar website.

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