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Lava Shark 2 Pro 5G Launches at ₹16,699 with 120Hz Display

Lava International Limited, India’s leading homegrown smartphone brand, today announced the launch of the Shark 2 Pro 5G, bringing together powerful performance, long-lasting battery life, a smooth 120Hz display, Lava’s intelligent AI companion, Vayu AI and a versatile camera experience for consumers.

Designed to deliver a strong everyday smartphone experience, the Shark 2 Pro 5G combines high-performance hardware with a clean software experience and durable build, making it an ideal choice for consumers seeking an all-round smartphone.
Design and Display

The Shark 2 Pro features a 17.13 cm (6.75″) HD+ display with a fast 120Hz refresh rate, delivering an ultra-smooth visual experience for gaming, multimedia, and daily scrolling. Designed to look sleek and modern, the smartphone is available in two premium color options – Akash Blue and Nanda Silver.

Performance and Memory

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Plastic Is Melting Onto Corals

Marine plastic pollution is rampant. That’s nothing new. Plastic waste has been found in a variety of marine ecosystems, including beaches, coral reefs, and even some of the ocean’s farthest depths. While a precise measurement is difficult, it’s estimated that several million metric tons of plastic lie

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France says Google fines should cut what EU countries pay into the budget

France wants the billions of euros Google has paid in EU fines to lower what member states pay into the bloc’s budget. Benjamin Haddad, the Minister Delegate for European Affairs, made the case in an interview with the TV channel Franceinfo on Tuesday, Reuters reported. “This is a new

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UK employers are the most wary of AI in hiring, recruiter’s survey suggests

More than half of UK employers in a new survey by recruitment firm Morgan McKinley said they do not use AI to hire, compared with 36% across all seven markets polled. That makes the UK the most cautious in the group, though its figure rests on a small number of

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Neil Druckmann confirms Naughty Dog is working on 'a couple' of new The Last of Us projects that will 'expand the canon' of the first two games — 'We believe these stories are worth telling'

* Naughty Dog co-president Neil Druckmann says "a couple of very exciting" The Last of Us projects are in the works * He says the games will expand the canon of The Last of Us beyond the first two games * Druckmann adds that work on Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet is

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Plastic Is Melting Onto Corals

France says Google fines should cut what EU countries pay into the budget

UK employers are the most wary of AI in hiring, recruiter’s survey suggests

Neil Druckmann confirms Naughty Dog is working on 'a couple' of new The Last of Us projects that will 'expand the canon' of the first two games &mdash; 'We believe these stories are worth telling'

Neil Druckmann confirms Naughty Dog is working on 'a couple' of new The Last of Us projects that will 'expand the canon' of the first two games — 'We believe these stories are worth telling'