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If this is the next Xiaomi Poco, then these are Poco F2 key specs and top features

October 25, 2019
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first_imgIf this is the next Xiaomi Poco, then these are Poco F2 key specs and top featuresXiaomi’s sub-brand is yet to announce the launch of the Poco F2, but the rumours and leaks about the phone have already started pouring in.advertisement Sneha Saha New DelhiApril 27, 2019UPDATED: April 30, 2019 10:04 IST HIGHLIGHTSThe Poco F2 may come with pop-up selfie camera on the front.It will be powered by Qualcomm’s flagship processor Snapdragon 855.Poco F2 will be a big upgrade over the Poco F1 in terms of both design and specs.Last year Xiaomi garnered tremendous success and popularity in India with its first-ever Poco phone – the Poco F1. With the brand Poco, Xiaomi basically aims at bringing flagship level specs at an affordable price for the masses. The company applied the same strategy for the Poco F1 and the result is out there.Launched last year, Poco F1 was and is still the cheapest Snapdragon 845 phone and there’s no other smartphone that could come close to this device or offer the value it does for the price. Looks like, the company has already started working on the Poco F1 successor – which possibly will be the Poco F2. At least that’s what the rumours suggest.Xiaomi’s sub-brand is yet to announce the launch of the Poco F2, but the rumours and leaks about the phone have already started pouring in. The leaks and rumours give us a fair idea about how the phone can turn out to be. It seems the upcoming Redmi Snapdragon 855 phone in China will come as the Poco F2 in India. This kind of means that the Poco F2 will come with all-screen display, pop-up selfie camera, 48-megapixel back camera like the Redmi Note 7 Pro, among other things.Now that rumours say that the Redmi flagship will come as the Poco F2 in India, then these are the specs and features that you can expect from the next Poco phone:–It will be powered by Qualcomm’s flagship processor Snapdragon 855. This is the chipset that currently powers flagships like Samsung S10 series or will power devices like – OnePlus 7 series.advertisement–The phone may have an 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage variant. There could be other variants available too but that’s not yet revealed. The Poco F1 comes in several versions – 6GB RAM + 64GB storage, 6GB RAM + 128GB storage, and 8GB RAM + 256GB storage.–The Poco F2 may come with pop-up selfie camera on the front. This means the phone will include an all-screen display and slim bezels.–On the front, it may sport a 32-megapixel selfie pop-camera. Until now we have only seen phone brands like Vivo and Oppo bring 32MP camera phones to the market.–The phone is expected to sport a 6.39-inch full-HD+ display with a screen resolution of 1080×2340 pixels.–On the camera front, it is tipped to come with three cameras on the back panel — a primary 48MP sensor, secondary 8MP sensor and third will be a 13MP sensor. To recall, the Poco F1 includes two cameras.–On the software front the phone is said to run on MIUI 10 based on Android 9 Pie.These are the expected specs of the Redmi flagship phone that is expected to come as Poco F2 in India. So, it is fairly safe to assume that these could also pack inside the Poco F2. According to rumours, looks like the Poco F2 will be a big upgrade over the Poco F1 in terms of both design and specs. Notably, Poco is yet to confirm the Poco F2.Some rumours suggest that the Redmi Snapdragon 855 phone will launch by June this year in China. It could be possible that the Poco F2 India launch may happen soon after. Last year, the Poco F1 was launched in India in the month of August. As of now, there are no pricing details revealed about the Poco F2, but considering the brand strategy, it will be a mid-range smartphone like the Poco F1.ALSO READ | Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro review: Stylish Redmi with a cool cameraALSO READ | Redmi Y3 India price starts at Rs 9,999, should you buy it or go for Redmi Note 7 instead?ALSO READ | Redmi 7 vs Redmi 6: Xiaomi reinvents entry-level RedmiGet real-time alerts and all the news on your phone with the all-new India Today app. Download from Post your comment Do You Like This Story? Awesome! Now share the story Too bad. Tell us what you didn’t like in the comments Posted byAmritanshu Mukherjee Tags :Follow XiaomiFollow MIUIFollow android Nextlast_img read more

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Congress slams budget as insipid and opaque says its old wine in

October 20, 2019
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first_imgNew Delhi: The Congress on Friday dubbed the Union Budget as “insipid” and an “opaque exercise” prepared without listening to the voices of either ordinary citizens or knowledgeable economists and it belied the expectations of every section of society.Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has not given any meaningful relief to anyone in the Union Budget. He said that it was shocking that the Budget did not disclose allocations to important programmes or ministries. Also Read – How a psychopath killer hid behind the mask of a devout laity!The former Finance Minister also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of initiating incremental reforms and not structural reforms, as brought by his predecessor and former PM Manmohan Singh. Expressing doubt on the fiscal deficit figures, he said going by last year’s numbers, the figure of 3.3 per cent fiscal deficit looks “not credible”. He also alleged that “New india” has become the new slogan under his government and noted that slogans in this government have a life of a few months and this will die after some time too. Also Read – Encounter under way in Pulwama, militant killed”Budget 2019-20 is an insipid Budget. The Finance Minister’s speech was an unusually opaque exercise,” he told a press conference. “Altogether, the Budget has been prepared without listening to the voices of either ordinary citizens or knowledgeable economists. The Budget has also belied the modest expectations raised yesterday by the Economic Survey,” he said. Chidambaram asked if there was a Budget speech ever that does not disclose the total revenue, total expenditure, fiscal deficit, revenue deficit, additional revenue mobilization or the financial concessions. “Has there ever been a Budget speech that does not disclose the allocations to important programmes like MGNREGA, Mid-day Meal Scheme, Healthcare etc. and to vulnerable sections like SC, ST, Minorities, Women etc.? We are shocked by this departure from the usual practice,” he said. Chidambaram said it is “unfair” to the people of India to not tell them what is the allocation for the defence sector or the allocation under schemes like Mid-Day meals. “Belying widespread expectations, the FM has given no meaningful relief to any section of the people. On the contrary the FM has increased customs duties on a large number of goods (protectionist), raised taxes on petrol and diesel (exploitative) and proposed extensive amendments to the Income Tax Act that will increase the tax and compliance burdens on the taxpayer,” he said. The former finance minister also said that there is nothing in this budget specifically to say how the government intends to reverse the slide in the agriculture sector. “We think states have the capacity to deliver public goods and services and it is not correct to reduce state governments to mere local administrations. Another grave infirmity in this approach is that the Modi government refuses to measure outcomes, refuses to take note of field reports and refuses to correct the exaggerated claims of success,” he said. Chidambaram also said the Budget speech was totally bereft of any reform, not to speak of structural reforms and the Chief Economic Adviser, who set the goal for India to become a USD 5 trillion economy by boosting private investment, must be the “most disappointed person”. “There was no indication in the Budget speech of any measures to attract greater private investment,” he said. “The Modi government treats India as one big state government and has taken upon itself to do things that are the right and duty of state governments. This is not cooperative federalism, it is an unequal partnership imposed by the Centre upon state governments,” Chidambaram said. He alleged that people doing planning in this government are thinking in one direction, while those acting are thinking in another. He alleged those advising the government are advocating structural reforms, buy they are initiating incremental reforms instead. “Prime Minister Modi wants to do incremental reforms rather than structural reforms. He is an incremental reformer and not a radical reformer like Manmohan Singh. Criticising the Budget, Congress leader in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said it was just a repetition of “old promises”. “They are talking about a new India, but it is simply old wine in a new bottle.” The Modi government has tried to project India as “El Dorado” (place of fabulous wealth for all), but in reality the pain of the economy is being experienced, he said. “There is no plan for employment generation, there is no distinct plan for giving any facilities to agriculture sector, labour sector. This is nothing but a litany of old promises,” he said. Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala slammed the government over budget proposals and asked if a “mundane jugglery of acronyms” can pass off for vision of New India. “An utterly lacklustre, nondescript, uninspiring and directionless Budget 2019. Zero on economic revival. Zero on rural growth. Zero on job creation. Zero on Urban rejuvenation. Can a mundane jugglery of ‘acronyms’ pass off for vision for a ‘New India’?” he said on Twitter.last_img read more

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