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Xbox Series X, Series S Launching in India Tomorrow: Can Microsoft Trump the Sony PS5?

The gaming console war is heating up, with the new generation of both Xbox and PlayStation arriving for customers' this week. The Xbox Series S and Series X will hit the shelves tomorrow, while the PlayStation 5 will be available starting November 12 in some areas and November 19 in others. The Xbox Series X and Series S both will be launched in India alongside the rest of the world, while the PlayStation 5 consoles will come to India on the later launch date on November 19. The Xbox Series X comes with an octa-core processor, along with a 1TB total NVMe SSD. The Xbox Series S, on the other hand, also comes with an octa-core processor, along with 512GB of NVMe SSD storage.

Micromax IN Note 1, IN 1B now available for pre-orders on Flipkart

Micromax IN Note 1 and IN 1B pre-orders are now live on Flipkart and Micromax online store. The two smartphones from the Indian smartphone brand come at a time when anti-China sentiments are ripe, which Micromax believes will catapult the sales. The IN Note 1 and IN 1B come with specifications on par with its rivals, including Redmi and Realme smartphones. The latest phones from Micromax come with MediaTek processors, multi-cameras, and huge 5000mAh batteries inside that are common in their price segments. Earlier this month, Micromax made a comeback into India's smartphone market. The preparations for its re-entry began early when Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma posted a video featuring himself to talk about the brand's re-emergence that is coming at a time to give customers a desi alternative to Chinese smartphones. This is also why the sub-brand is called IN, which is an abbreviation for India.

Tesla Invited by Maharashtra After Elon Musk Hints Entry Into India

India's richest state Maharashtra has invited US electric-car maker Tesla, weeks after its Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk suggested entering the country next year. In a tweet on Thursday, state tourism and environment minister Aaditya Thackeray said he and industries minister Subhash Desai held a video call with Tesla executives earlier in the day to invite them to the state.