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Competition Appeal Tribunal alleges Google abused its dominant position by charging up to 30% commission on popular apps
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Gordon Ramsay under fire for outrageously pricing simple dish
ADMIN posted a blog entry in Geo News Blog
Gordon Ramsay is facing criticism after users commented on the astronomical price of a fish and chips dish -
The Galaxy S21 is expected to launch soon and before it could even become official, the pricing for the phone may have leaked. The phone is expected to launch on January 14th and we are most likely to hear more about the phone before it launches in the coming weeks. Samsung has already confirmed that the higher end models of the Galaxy S21 will also feature support for the S Pen stylus. Today, a new leak suggests the phones will have a lower price tag than its predecessor as well. © LetsGoDigital A new leak by GalaxyClub has revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S21 series will be cheaper than the Galaxy S20 series this year. The website claims the 128GB model of the Galaxy S21 is expected to start at €879 (Rs 79,197.02), which is less than the €999 price tag of the Galaxy S20 model. The S21+ model is also expected to be priced lower than its predecessor and is expected to cost €1,079 (Rs 97,216.82). Of course, do keep in mind that these prices will be different for India as Samsung tends to practice regional pricing and does not directly convert the international price for its smartphones. However, the leak does give us a chance to speculate that even the Indian models will be cheaper than the Galaxy S20 Series. © LetsGoDigital Having said that, not all is rosy when it comes to pricing as the Galaxy S21 Ultra is expected to be a bit costlier than the Galaxy S20 Ultra this time around. The new phone is expected to cost €50 more than its predecessor, at €1,399. This could be possible as Samsung plans to bring S Pen support for the higher-end models and that somewhat justifies the slightly higher price. Samsung has also confirmed that even though S Pen features will be available on at least one of the S21 models, the South Korean giant does not plan to discontinue the Galaxy Note series in 2021. Source: GalaxyClub View the full article
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Sony PlayStation India has finally announced the pricing of the PlayStation 5 and the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition for India. The two consoles will be priced at Rs Rs 49,990 and Rs 39,990 respectively. Alongside the console, several accessories will also be launched such as the HD camera, Pulse 3d Headset, Media Remote and the DualSense Charging station. Here are the individual prices of the accessories © Sony PlayStation HD Camera: Rs5,190 Pulse 3D Wireless Headset: Rs 8590 Media Remote: Rs 2,590 DualSese Charging Station: Rs 2,599 Additionally, here are the pricing details of some of the games launching for the console: Demon’s Souls: Rs 4,999 Destruction All-Stars: Rs 4,999 Marve’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales: Ultimate Edition: Rs 3,999 Sackboy A Big Adventure: Rs 3,999 Marve’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales: Rs 3,999 The release date of the consoles and the accessories have not been revealed yet and Sony India had this to say regarding the launch of the console in India: “We know that gamers in India are excited to get their hands on PS5. Availability in each country is subject to, amongst other things, local import regulations, and our local teams are working through the logistics. We will share an update on a launch date for India as more information becomes available” said Sony India in a statement. © Sony PlayStation The PlayStation 5 and the accessories will be available via authorised retailers namely Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance Digital, Games The Shop, ShopAtSc.com, and Tata Croma. There is no news whether the new consoles will be available via smaller retailers as of now. You can pre-register your interest for the console of some of the retailers and it is worthy to point out that retailers do not provide the ability to pre-order the console right now. © YouTube/Sony PlayStation The Playstation 5 uses a customised RDNA 2 GPU by AMD featuring 36 CUs capped at 2.23GHz. The console will also support ray-tracing, near-instant loading times and 3D audio capabilities. The PS5 will have 16GB GDDR6/256-bit RAM and we're looking at a memory bandwidth of 448GB/s. Sony is also using a custom SSD for its console. The company is claiming lightning-fast speeds, thanks to the PCIe 4.0 connection. Apparently, the console will be able to transfer a 2GB file in just 0.27 seconds. Sony also revealed the User Interface of the console earlier this week which you can check out in the video below: We will keep you updated about the release date of the console as soon as we hear from Sony India. There is a good chance that the console will be available from November 19th onwards however that remains to be speculation right now. View the full article
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Last week, OnePlus announced its new OnePlus 8 series phones in an online event amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, without much fanfare or even a launch event, OnePlus has revealed how much its new phones will cost in India. Both phones i.e. the OnePlus 8 and the OnePlus 8 Pro support 5G connectivity and are powered by Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 865 SoC. They're just as powerful as you'd expect OnePlus phones to be, by now. Anyway, here are the variant-wise prices - © Twitter/ @DurvidImel A special 6GB variant for India OnePlus has announced that the OnePlus 8 will be available in three variants. The variant with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage will cost you Rs 41,999. This is a region-exclusive variant for India. The 8GB+128GB variant is priced at Rs 44,999. The most powerful variant with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage is priced at Rs 49,999. As for the OnePlus 8 Pro, it starts at Rs 54,999 for the 8GB+128GB variant. The 12GB+256GB costs Rs 59,999. In addition to the phones, OnePlus has also revealed that the new Bullets Wireless Z earphones will cost you Rs 1,999 in India. Overall, it's safe to say that the OnePlus 8 Series' India pricing is quite aggressive. Given the fact that the new iPhone SE has just been launched in India for Rs 42,500, it'll be interesting to see how they both will be received in the market. © Twitter/ @DurvidImel Availability Since India is currently under a complete lockdown due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, OnePlus hasn't announced any availability details yet. Given the fact that the e-commerce platforms are getting ready to ship electronic items including smartphones again soon, we hope to hear more from OnePlus very soon. So keep your eyes peeled. View the full article
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Just weeks after the launch of the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GPU, Nvidia has now introduced its smaller sibling, the GTX 1660. It's been made available in India for the price of Rs. 21,500 and it's the cheapest Turing-based Nvidia GPU that's out right now. © Nvidia Much like the Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti, the new GTX 1660 offers Turing performance, making it comparatively better than the GTX 1060. This new card is using the same TU116 Turing GPU as the 1660 Ti, however, you're looking at 6GB DDR5 memory with a bandwidth of 192GBps, instead of DDR6. The GTX 1660 comes with 1,408 CUDA cores and has a boost clock speed of 1.8GHz. Nvidia also noted that one can easily increase the clock speed with some overclocking. On average, it's 35% faster than the GTX 1060 3GB at 1080p, and compared to the Maxwell-architecture GTX 960, it's 130% faster. In layman terms, the GTX 1660 delivers enough power to play even the modern titles at 1080p with enjoyable frame rates. © Nvidia The Nvidia GTX 1660, just like the GTX 1660 Ti, belongs to the GTX family of GPUs. So you'll be loosing out on features like ray-tracing. But considering the fact that the adaptation of ray-tracing is still in its infancy, we think you can sit out on the higher-end RTX cards for a bit longer if you are strictly on a budget. Specifications aside, the GTX 1660 also brings support for Adaptive Shading technology, which further improves performance in supported titles. You also get some game enhancing techs like Ansel, Freestyle, GameStream, ShadowPlay, and more. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 is now available from a lot of OEMs like Asus, Colorful, EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte, Inno3D, MSI, Palit and Zotac. The pricing, as mentioned earlier, starts at Rs. 21,500, and it will vary based on partner designs and features. You can learn more about the GPU here.
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Xiaomi has been teasing the launch of the Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7 Pro for more than a month, and the brand has finally launched the phone in India today. It was first unveiled in China and since then, anticipation around its India launch had been on the rise. With Samsung launching a host of new budget and midrange phones, the Redmi Note 7 has a lot of expectations to meet. It's predecessor Redmi Note 6 and Note 5 have been the best-selling phones in the country, thanks to a perfect balance of features. The phones have proved to be an apt offering for every kind of user, right from performance enthusiasts to photography nerds. © Xiaomi Keeping the same in mind, the Redmi Note 7 intends to be another deal buster. Unique offerings of the phone include a 48-megapixel rear sensor, a large 4000mAh battery, and fast Snapdragon 660 processor. It's the first phone under the new "Redmi by Xiaomi" branding. On the front, the phone has a 6.3-inch Full HD+ display along with a water-drop style notch. The screen is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5. Under the hood, is a Snapdragon 660 processor, paired with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage in the base variant. The other options include 4GB + 64GB and 6GB + 64GB configuration. The Snapdragon 660 chipset was seen in midrange phones like the Nokia 7 Plus last year is a tried and tested platform. © Xiaomi The Redmi Note 7 Pro has a 48-megapixel Samsung ISOCELL Bright GM1 primary sensor along with a 5-megapixel secondary sensor. For selfies, the front has a 13-megapixel sensor. Backing these internals is a 4000mAh battery that supports Qualcomm's Quick Charge 4.0 technology. It'll charge via a USB-C port and a 3.5mm headphone jack has been included as well. For authentication, the fingerprint scanner is located on the back and face unlock option is also supported. © Xiaomi The base variant of the Redmi Note 7 with 3GB + 32GB configuration costs Rs 9,999. The second option with 4GB + 64GB memory costs Rs 11,999. For the Redmi Note 7 Pro, the 6GB + 128 GB variant costs Rs 16,999. The 4GB + 64GB variant costs Rs 13,999. It shall be available via Mi.com, Flipkart, and Amazon.in. The Redmi Note 7 will be available from 6th March and Note 7 Pro will be available from 13th March.
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The Samsung Galaxy S10E was announced two days ago in San Francisco and its time for the smartphone to debut in India. The South Korean giant has opened pre-bookings of the Galaxy S smartphones on its official website and if you want to know more about the smartphone, you can read all about it here. The Galaxy S10/S10+ and S10E will be available to purchase in India from 8th March 2019 on and customers can already pre-book the smartphone on the official Samsung website. The higher memory variants on Galaxy S10+ will be available in the ceramic finish. Galaxy S10+ will be available in 1 TB, 512GB and 128 GB storage variants and will be priced at INR 1,17,900, INR 91,900 and INR 73,900 respectively. The 1TB and the 512GB variant will come in the ceramic white and black colours. The 128GB will be available in prism black, white and blue colours. The 1 TB and 512 GB variants are being offered in luxurious, ceramic white and ceramic black colours respectively, while the 128 GB variant will come in premium prism black, prism white and prism blue colours. The 512GB variant of Galaxy S10 will be priced at INR 84,900 and will be available in prism white colour, whereas the 128 GB variant will be offered for INR 66,900 in prism black, prism white and prism blue colours. Further, Galaxy S10e comes with only 128 GB storage variant in prism black and prism white colours. It will be priced at INR 55,900. Consumers who pre-order the Galaxy S10 can also purchase either the Galaxy Watch For Rs 9,999 or the Galaxy Buds for Rs 2,999. Galaxy Watch currently retails at INR 29,990 and Galaxy Buds retails at INR 9,990. Just to wrap all the pricing, here are the different pricing brackets for the Galaxy S10/S10+ and S10E: Galaxy S10e (6GB RAM+128 GB Storage) - â¹55,900. Galaxy S10 (8GB RAM+128 GB Storage) Galaxy S10 â¹66,900 (8GB RAM+512GB Storage) - â¹84,900. Galaxy S10+ (8GB RAM+128 Storage) - â¹73,900, Galaxy S10+ (8GB RAM+512 Storage) - â¹91,900. Galaxy S10+ Ceramic (12GB RAM + 1TB Storage) - â¹1,17,900. Galaxy Buds - Rs 9,990
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Announced For India: Full Specifications & Pricing Details
ADMIN posted a blog entry in FDF Online News
Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 8 a while back in New York, and today the South Korean company has announced the Indian variant today. The Galaxy Note 8 has been selling like hot cakes in the international market and it seems like the company would like to replicate the same in India. The company has announced the smartphone for INR 67,900. © BCCL The new device has a near edge-to-edge display in line with the Galaxy S8 design. The home button is embedded underneath the display just like the S8 and the display is 6.3-inches and the resolution on the Super AMOLED display is 2,960 x 1,440 (522 ppi) pixels. The Note 8 was touted as having a beautiful screen that stretches across the entire front and the “Infinity Display” has made a return with the 18.5:9 aspect ratio. © BCCL The Galaxy Note 8 also has a dual-camera setup which helps in taking portrait images where the background is blurred while the object has full focus. The rear is equipped with two 12-megapixel cameras. The wide-angle camera has an aperture of f / 1.7 and dual-pixel autofocus; the telephoto lens offers 2x optical zoom with an aperture of f / 2.4. The front facing camera has an 8-megapixel sensor just like the Galaxy S8. © YouTube This is where the Indian variant differs from the international edition of the Note 8 as it sports Samsung's own Exynos 8895 chipset. The device is equipped with 6GB of RAM and has 64GB of internal storage which can be expanded via microSD card. Samsung has also incorporated the Iris scanner for better security along with the fingerprint sensor right next to the rear camera. Here are the full specifications of the Indian Galaxy Note 8: DIMENSIONS: 162.5 x 74.8 x 8.6 mm WEIGHT: 195 g BATTERY SIZE: 3300 mAh SCREEN SIZE: 6.3 inches DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY: AMOLED SCREEN: 2960 x 1440 pixels (522 ppi) FRONT CAMERA: 8 megapixels REAR CAMERA: 12 megapixels + 12 megapixels FLASHLIGHT: LED ANDROID VERSION: 7.1.1 - Nougat RAM: 6 GB INTERNAL STORAGE: 64 GB REMOVABLE STORAGE: microSD Processor: Exynos 8895 NUMBER OF CORES: 8 MAX. CLOCK SPEED: 2.3 GHz © BCCL The Galaxy Note 8 will be available in India starting September 21, 2017 in Midnight Black and Maple Gold colours. The device will be available for pre-booking from September 12, 2017 across selected retail stores and also online exclusively on Samsung shop and Amazon. -
Xiaomi announced their first smartphone that supports stock Android and a dual-rear camera setup in India today. The device is priced at Rs 14,999 and the Chinese company has partnered with Google's Android One project to make this phone a possibility. When Android One was launched in India back in 2014, the goal was to get the next billion people online by providing them with high quality, affordable phones. It seems like the dream may come true with the Mi A1. © MensXP_Akshay Bhalla The smartphone will be available to purchase from September 12 onwards via Flipkart, Mi.com and Mi Home stores. The company will also be partnering with large retails stores such as Vijay Sales, Croma, eZone, Hotspot and others to capture the offline market. If you are an Airtel customer, you can avail 200GB of additional free data with the purchase of the smartphone. The smartphone will soon launch in other regions i.e. Europe, Middle East, Africa, Mexico and Asia Pacific. © MensXP_Akshay Bhalla During the launch, Jon Gold, Director, Partner Programs, Google, said, “As phone manufacturers continue to innovate by delivering high-quality devices at accessible price points, keeping the inside of one's phone innovative, fresh and secure is critical to a great experience. We're extending our commitment to Android One by working with more partners to build phones that run a software experience designed by Google.” © MensXP_Akshay Bhalla The Mi A1, in terms of specs, has a 5.5-inch full HD resolution display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor, 4GB RAM and 64GB storage (which is expandable), and a 3000 mAh battery. The rear camera has two 12MP+ 12MP lenses while one being telephoto and the other being a wide angle lens. © MensXP_Akshay Bhalla The Mi A1 also has the ‘bokeh'/portrait mode which is the key highlight of the device. Thanks to the dual camera setup, users can now take portrait shots where the background is blurred out while keeping the subject in focus to give the DSLR effect. The smartphone has a unibody metal design with subtle antenna lines at the back of the smartphone. The smartphone will be available to purchase in three colours i.e. Black, Gold and Rose Gold.
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Galaxy Note 8 Announced: Full Specs, Features And Pricing Details
ADMIN posted a blog entry in FDF Online News
It's been a while that we've seen a Galaxy Note device since the last one was caught up in a fiasco that could not be ignored. But, Samsung is back with a BANG, as they announced the Galaxy Note 8 today at an event in New York. A lot of things transpired since the Note 7 fiasco took place last year and Samsung announced the highly successful Galaxy S8 today. Clearly, they are back with a brand new flagship device. (c) Samsung The brand new Note 8 will come in four colours i.e. midnight black, maple gold, deep sea and orchid grey. The new device has a near edge-to-edge display as many of the previous leaks suggested and is in line with the Galaxy S8 design. The home button is embedded underneath the display just like the S8 and the display is 6.3-inches and the resolution on the Super AMOLED display is 2,960 x 1,440 (522 ppi) pixels. The Note 8 was touted as having a beautiful screen that stretches across the entire front and the “Infinity Display” has made a return with the 18.5:9 aspect ratio. (c) Twitter Samsung has also adopted the dual-camera setup for the Note 8 which aids the device in taking bokeh shots. The rear is equipped with two 12-megapixel cameras. The wide-angle camera has an aperture of f / 1.7 and dual-pixel autofocus; the telephoto lens offers 2x optical zoom with an aperture of f / 2.4. Both videos and photos will benefit from the dual OIS technology. The front facing camera has an 8-megapixel camera just like the Galaxy S8. The phone can also shoot with both the telephoto and wide-angle lens at the same time, in a feature called Dual Capture. Since the Note 7 suffered issues due to a faulty battery, Samsung is playing it safe with a 3,300 mAh capacity which can be fast charged via USB Type-C. The device also supports wireless charging and it seems like the Note 8 has gone through a similar 8-point safety check as the Galaxy S8. The Note 8 has Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 processor under the hood, however, this variant will not be coming to India. Much like the Galaxy S8, the Indian variant is expected to have Exynos 8895 chipset. The device is equipped with 6GB of RAM and has 64GB of internal storage which can be expanded via microSD card. Samsung has also incorporated the Iris scanner for better security along with the awkwardly placed fingerprint sensor. The device also has facial recognition capabilities. On the left side of the new Note is the Bixby button which launches the Samsung assistant. (c) Samsung The Note 8 has a multi-window feature where you can pair two apps that can run simultaneously. This can be used to multitask more effectively such as copying things from one app to the other. The S-Pen also makes a return and can be used to take notes right from the lock screen. The Note 8 has an 'always on' display which makes it possible to scribble down notes. (c) Samsung You can even create animated GIFs with the S-Pen and send them as messages to people. Here are the official specs of the Samsung Note 8:- DIMENSIONS: 162.5 x 74.8 x 8.6 mm WEIGHT: 195 g BATTERY SIZE: 3300 mAh SCREEN SIZE: 6.3 in DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY: AMOLED SCREEN: 2960 x 1440 pixels (522 ppi) FRONT CAMERA: 8 megapixels REAR CAMERA: 12 megapixels FLASHLIGHT: LED ANDROID VERSION: 7.1.1 - Nougat RAM: 6 GB INTERNAL STORAGE: 64 GB REMOVABLE STORAGE: microSD NUMBER OF CORES: 8 MAX. CLOCK SPEED: 2.3 GHz CONNECTIVITY: HSPA, LTE, NFC, Bluetooth 5.0 Samsung has shown off their flagship killer today and it is too early to say if it'll topple the iPhone 8, however, it is interesting to see how the device will perform since the Galaxy S8 is now the world's highest selling Android smartphone. We can only know for sure when Apple announces the iPhone 8 in September. Until then, we just gots to wait and see! -
WHO wants transparency, market revamp for fairer drug pricing
waqas dar posted a blog entry in Geo News Blog
The world needs greater transparency on the pricing of medicines, and an overhaul of some approaches, in order to increase access to life-saving drugs, global health experts said on Thursday. Drugmakers are under growing fire, given a wave of new treatments for serious conditions like cancer and hepatitis C coming to market at sky-high prices, putting them out of reach of many patients and national health services. "The problem has become global," said Suzanne Hill, head of essential medicines at the World Health Organisation (WHO). "Many of these (drugs) are now on the WHO model list of essential medicines but their high price is limiting access," she added. Hill was speaking after a one-day forum on fair pricing sponsored by the UN health agency and the Dutch government in Amsterdam. The meeting – involving governments, industry, and civil society – was convened as a first step to drawing up concrete plans on drug pricing. WHO assistant director-general Marie-Paule Kieny said there was agreement that industry needed reasonable returns on research and development, but governments should play a stronger role in setting prices and directing the drug research agenda. A lack of transparency on drug development costs, how prices are set, and the varying amounts charged for the same medicines in different countries are all viewed as obstacles to building a fairer system. "More transparency is absolutely vital to give us evidence for future action," Kieny told reporters. 'Serious reservations' Drugmakers are acutely sensitive to the issue after Donald Trump accused them of "getting away with murder" on prices shortly before he was inaugurated as US president – and it is also rising up the agenda in many other countries. In a bid to placate payers, patients and politicians in the all-important US market, several companies – most recently Sanofi – have pledged to limit price rises there. Still, firms remain reluctant to specify exactly how they come up with drug prices and prefer to stress the value that their medicines bring. So-called value-based pricing has become a mantra for much of the industry, but Kieny said she had "serious reservations" about a system that essentially puts a value on a life and then allows a drug to be priced up to that level. "We think value-based pricing is not feasible for a product that is indispensable," she said. Thomas Cueni, head of the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations, said the Amsterdam meeting had been constructive, despite differences of opinions. "What we would recommend firmly is not to shoot for the stars and get bogged down on ideological debate, but rather focus on one or two areas where there is consensus to think outside the box, like antimicrobial resistance and shortages," he said. There is general agreement that new market models are needed to promote the discovery of novel antibiotics, which may end up being reserved for emergency use. Shortages of some off-patent generic medicines, caused by unsustainably low prices for some old drugs, is another shared concern. -
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A extension for WooCommerce, which adds multiple levels of wholesale pricing to your store depending on the user role. An extra field will be added to your product data tab for each role, where you can add a “wholesale” price. This is applied to simple products, as well as variations. Once a price has been entered, it will override the default product price with the new wholesale price you entered for that role. Wholesale prices will only be shown if the current user has a role that has been specified in the options page. Features Quick and easy installation Supports simple and variable products NEW Select multiple user roles to activate different pricing Show wholesale customers how much they save NEW Set minimum / maximum checkout quantities Demo http://woowholesale.com/ Username: demo Password: demo123Free
