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Flipkart's Big Saving Days sale from June 10-14 will offer deals and discounts on popular smartphones, including the iPhone 13, Samsung Galaxy F23, and Poco X5. Check all best deals on smartphones.  

Motorola Edge 40 vs Realme 11 Pro+: The Realme 11 Pro+ has been launched in India. It will be seen competing with devices like Motorola Edge 40. Planning to buy smartphone under Rs 30,000? Here's a detailed comparison of the two smartphones.  

The iPhone 13 is currently available on Flipkart with a starting price of Rs 58,749 for the 128GB storage model.  Here's how you can grab Apple smartphone at this price. It is officially selling on Apple’s online store for Rs 69,900, 

iQOO will launch Neo 7 Pro in India on July 4. The iQOO Neo 7 Pro may feature a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a Full HD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It might be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC.  

Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest Pro: Apple Vision Pro will face competition from another “Pro” headset that’s already on the market from a rival tech giant: Meta’s Quest Pro. I’s the battle of Pro headsets from tech giants. 

Realme 11 Pro Plus vs Realme 11 Pro: The underlying hardware is also the same. Both have similarly sized batteries, too. There are differences, and not minor ones either. Check out every difference you should know.

It is best to buy one of the iPhone 14 series models since the iPhone 15 is expected to go official very soon. Now, among the four models, the more affordable and popular are the iPhone 14 and the iPhone 14 Plus. Which one you should buy?

Apple AirTag vs Reliance JioTag: Apple AirTag is the first name that comes to mind when we think about little tracking devices. Jio, the renowned Indian company, has introduced a budget-friendly item-tracking device named JioTag.

The newly launched JioTag comes with a price tag of Rs 749 in India and interested buyers can get it via the Jio website. It is a cheaper alternative to Apple’s AirTag. Here are all the details.

Apple finally showed off its AR headset. Apple's Vision Pro, which will compete against Meta Platforms Inc's Quest series and Sony Group's PlayStation VR, is the iPhone maker's first push into a new product category. However, there are some reasons why it didn't impress us.