HTC Wildfire X has been launched in India. The new HTC phone comes after the company’s long break of over a year since it launched the Desire 12 and Desire 12 in the country back in June last year. HTC’s brand licensee InOne Smart Technology has brought the HTC Wildfire X to the Indian market in two distinct variants. The smartphone also comes preloaded with the “Mybuddy” feature that is touted to offer personal security to users. Other key highlights of the Wildfire X include triple rear cameras and a waterdrop-style display notch. The phone also comes with a six-month no-questions-asked accidental and liquid damage protection service and is bundled with a complimentary pick up and drop facility. HTC Wildfire X price in India, launch offer The HTC Wildfire X price in India has been set for a limited period at Rs. 9,999 for the 3GB RAM 32GB storage option, while its 4GB RAM 128GB storage variant carries a limited-period price tag of at Rs. 12,999. Both models in a single, Sap...
NORTH SALT LAKE, Utah–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Gadget Guard, the premier maker of smartphone screen protection, announced the availability of the Black Ice Flex Edition for the Samsung Galaxy Note10 and 10 , and the Apple iPhone XR, XS and XS Max models. The Black Ice Flex Edition provides unbreakable, best-in-class screen protection for next-generation smart screens, including curved displays and devices with in-screen fingerprint sensors.” data-reactid=”13″ type=”text”> Gadget Guard , the premier maker of smartphone screen protection, announced the availability of the Black Ice Flex Edition for the Samsung Galaxy Note10 and 10 , and the Apple iPhone XR, XS and XS Max models. The Black Ice Flex Edition provides unbreakable, best-in-class screen protection for next-generation smart screens, including curved displays and devices with in-screen fingerprint sensors. Engineered by integrating five distinct layers—with each layer performing an essential function of protection while...
Scientists have worked out just how many planets like our own might be waiting out in the universe. The new study gives the best estimate yet of how many Earth-like planets are orbiting around Sun-like stars. The discovery will help guide astronomers as they search those planets for signs of alien life, by trying to understand more about the planets. We’ll tell you what’s true. You can form your own view. From 15p €0.18 $0.18 USD 0.27 a day, more exclusives, analysis and extras. Nasa ‘s Kepler Space Telescope helped find that there are thousands of planets waiting outside of our solar system, orbiting around their own suns. Over the nearly ten years it scanner the sky, it was watching out for transit events – the slight dips in light that happen when a planet moves in front of a star, which can be used to understand those planets’ size and characteristics. But scientists want to know how many of those alien worlds are like ours, sitting close ...
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