iPhone Takes Top Spot in China for 1st Time Despite Challenges Even As iPhone 15 Facing headwinds

Have you ever found yourself scribbling down notes in classes and then going through the process of scanning them and keeping them as PDFs? It is a hassle. Now, you can use devices like iPads to take notes directly in digital format, but unless you're accustomed to it, the experience is not the same. What if there was a device that allowed you to take notes via pen and mirror it digitally in real-time? This is where XNote smart pen comes in and it even has AI power. Know all about this AI-powered smart writing set that supports ChatGPT.

Today, the Chinese raiding guild Skyline (天涯) is officially retiring, citing financial burden and general exhaustion over seven years of competitive raiding. Widely regarded as the most accomplished group of eastern raiders, Skyline finished top 10 in every single Race to World First since the launch of Battle for Azeroth, including the #8 spot in Amirdrassil, despite stalling for nearly a thousand pulls against Tindral Sageswift.

Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners is apparently in negotiations to buy RuneScape maker Jagex for £900 million ($1.1 billion).

Chinese tech and entertainment giant Tencent has upped its stake in Swords of Legends publisher Wangyuan Shengtang to take control of the company.

Take-Two Interactive has an interesting response to gamers upset with what the company does with the in-game currency they buy. In an ongoing dispute over whether money is essentially stolen when a game’s servers shut down, Take-Two characterized in-game virtual currency as “fictions created by game publishers.”

AMD's Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU is now discounted down to an incredible price of just $280 US in China as a part of a promotional deal.

Lava Blaze Pro 5G Review: In a market largely influenced by Chinese smartphone giants, Indian consumers have become accustomed to seeing brands like Vivo, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Realme dominating the mid-range segment even as the South Korean major, Samsung, keeps spicing up the space with its amazing smartphones. However, amidst this landscape, Lava, a homegrown tech company, has been striving to carve out its space in this fiercely competitive arena. Introducing the Lava Blaze Pro 5G, their latest addition to the 5G segment in India, the company aims to challenge the established players in the sub Rs. 15000 smartphone market - the space that has the most competition.

AMD's Radeon RX 7800 XT is now available for its lowest price as Team Red ramps up the competition in the respective price segment.

AMD's Radeon RX 6750 GRE GPU has been making highlights in China as Team Red implements "strict" price control measures to ensure a balanced supply.

In the electrifying build-up to the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, eager fans are scouring every frame of the GTA 6 trailer for potential clues and connections to the iconic Vice City. Given the game's setting, fans are especially curious about any references to Tommy Vercetti, the legendary character from GTA: Vice City. While Rockstar has yet to confirm anything officially, a building spotted in the trailer has ignited a new wave of speculation among the GTA community.

Apple is a company that follows strict security rules and provides features that protect iPhone users, making the smartphone much more secure. However, in shocking news, iPhone's in-app ads and push notifications have been used for unethical means to collect users' data without their knowledge. Two reports say that features on the iPhone are being used to spy on users' data and activities creating major security breaches. Know what these reports are saying about these claims.

Following a lengthy investigation, the United States Justice Department is set to file a lawsuit against Apple for potentially breaching antitrust laws. The department alleges Apple is using hardware and software limitations that make it harder for rival companies to compete with iPhones and iPads. If the filing goes ahead, it will mean each of the “big four” tech companies – Amazon, Meta, Google and Apple – will have been sued by the US federal government within the past five years for monopolistic business practices.