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Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2021: Deals on Smartphones Revealed
As per a landing page on Amazon, smartphones from Apple, Samsung, Vivo, OnePlus, Redmi, Vivo, Tecno, and more will be available to purchase at discounted prices during the Amazon Great Indian Festival sale. Vivo V21e 5G will be available for Rs 24,990, Vivo Y73 for Rs. 20,990 and Vivo X60 Pro for Rs. 49,990 with multiple purchasing options. Similarly, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 will be available for purchase at a price of Rs 44,999, and Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ SoC will be priced at Rs. 69,999 during the sale.
Additionally, Amazon has announced “Biggest Deal of the year” on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G during the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2021 sale. As per a separate webpage, Amazon has included a Notify Me button, and is hosting a contest in which the participants have to guess what’s the biggest deal using the clues given on the page, and have a chance to win the smartphone.
Tecno Spark 7T, which is currently priced at Rs. 9,499, will be available for purchase at a price of Rs. 8,499. Amazon will also be offering deals and discounts on other Tecno smartphones like Tecno Spark 8, Tecno Pop 5P and Tecno Pova 2. Meanwhile, Redmi 9A will be available at a price of Rs. 6,799 during the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2021 sale.
Furthermore, Amazon has also announced via the landing page mentioned above that it will reveal mega deals everyday at 12 noon till October 1. Xiaomi 11 Lite NE 5G will be launched, and deals on Samsung M series as well as Oppo handsets will be revealed on September 29. Furthermore, September 30 will see the mega deal revealed on iQOO phones. On October 1, Oppo will launch an A-series phone, and Amazon will reveal a mega deal on Xiaomi phones as well as it will announce the deal price of the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G. Information regarding OnePlus and Apple handsets will also be announced soon.
During the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2021 sale, there will be up to 50 percent off on laptops, up to 80 percent off on headphones and speakers, up to 60 percent on smartwatches, up to 45 percent on tablets and up to 60 on camera and accessories, the e-commerce giant has announced. Amazon will also be offering up to 65 percent off on TVs and appliances. The e-commerce giant is also offering deals and discounts on Amazon products like smart speakers and displays, Fire TV streaming sticks, and Kindle.
It is noteworthy that Amazon Prime members will be given early access to deals and discounts available during the sale. Amazon rival Flipkart has also announced that it is hosting its Big Billion Days 2021 sale starting October 3.
Google TV Gets AI Screensavers
A new support page for Google TV has gone up, which details the new feature. Screensavers appear when a smart TV has been left idle for quite a while, and it begins showing wallpapers instead of the home screen. These are usually stock images and generic in nature. However, the new AI feature offers a way for users to flaunt unique art in this space.
There are three ways a user can add a custom AI art screensaver. The first is to type a prompt describing the art users want to see. Another way is to use the set templates provided and select them to generate AI art. The third method involves using the “Inspire Me” option. This option will let the AI generate a random art for users to save as a screensaver.
If AI images are not something the user prefers, they can also add their favourite pictures from Google Photos. However, to use this feature, the user must be logged into their Google account. Notably, users cannot pick individual images and will have to pick one or more albums to showcase as their screensaver.
To set up an AI art screensaver on your Google TV device, you can follow these steps:
- Go to Google TV home screen and select Settings.
- Go to System and select Ambient mode.
- From the list of screensavers, select Custom AI Art. Go to Create New…
- Choose between Describe your idea, Inspire me, and Suggested templates.
- After creating a piece of custom AI art, you can use the up and down button to scroll through its variations.
- Save the preferred images to the image library.
- You can add more prompts to generate more images. Once done, select Set all as screensaver.
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Dyson WashG1 Price in India
Dyson WashG1 price in India starts at Rs. 64,900. Customers can also purchase additional microfibre rollers at a special price of Rs. 1,490 against their MRP of Rs. 4,990. The wet floor cleaner is available in a single two-tone black-blue colourway and can be purchased from the brand website online and offline at Dyson Demo stores across India.
It also comes with a two-year warranty and accidental damage protection.
Dyson WashG1 Features
Dyson WashG1 comes with in-use hydration control. The company offers three hydration modes, which users can choose from depending on the type of debris and flooring: low, medium, and high. The wet floor cleaner’s motor runs continuously at the selected speed, providing the respective hydration levels. Each of the modes is also paired with additional sensitivity settings. There is also a dedicated boost mode button, which salvos the roller with the maximum volume of hydration for more stubborn dirt stains.
The wet floor cleaner is equipped with two individually powered microfiber rollers with 64,800 filaments per square centimetre, which roll in the opposite direction. On a single charge, the Dyson WashG1 can cover an area of 3,100 square feet with its one-litre water tank. Dyson says it also borrows casters from the Dyson Omni-glide to provide better balance and support while cleaning.
There is also a self-cleaning mode on the WashG1 that uses clean water to flush out the system. It is claimed to clean the brushes in preparation for the next clean in 140 seconds.
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The deal is a win for the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, whose joint venture, called Everyone TV, launched Freely earlier this year, allowing viewers to stream both live TV and on-demand content for free when they purchase smart TVs carrying the service.
The tie-up will help take content from the four public broadcasters – which are required by UK law to offer programming beneficial to the public interest – to more British households, through smart TVs using Amazon’s popular Fire operating system.
“A deal of this kind, between a technology giant and those working in the public interest, is remarkable,” Everyone TV Chief Executive Jonathan Thompson said.
“It represents a significant development in widening the availability of Freely and therefore ensuring UK audiences can access free TV well into the future.”
Freely’s launch in April marked the first time all four of Britain’s public service broadcasters joined hands to set up a streaming service, as they look to future-proof live TV in the age of streaming.
Freely offers 70,000 hours of on-demand content, more than any other major streaming platform in Britain including Netflix, Disney, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV, according to data from London-based Ampere Analysis.
Everyone TV has also signed a deal with TV manufacturer TCL, which will include Freely in their new 2024 smart TVs, it said.
© Thomson Reuters 2024
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