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realme 16 Series Lucky Draw Offers Festive Rewards in India

realme, the most popular smartphone brand among Indian youth, is making festive shopping more exciting with a host of exciting offers and rewards across its latest smartphones. The festive benefits will be available across mainline stores nationwide.

As part of realme festive days, consumers can enjoy attractive deals and benefits across realme’s latest smartphone portfolio. Adding to the excitement, realme is bringing an exclusive Lucky Draw for consumers purchasing the realme 16 Series at mainline stores, running from 5th October to 15th November 2026.

With every eligible realme 16 Series purchase, consumers will stand a chance to win exciting rewards, including a premium car, premium scooter, and realme smartphone.To participate, customers will need a Google account and grant the required permission to the Google app to access the Lucky Draw H5 on their smartphone. Each customer can participate in the Lucky Draw only once, making every eligible...

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Microsoft Patches More Than 1,400 Security Flaws

Microsoft today issued updates to fix more than 1,400 security vulnerabilities in its Windows operating systems and other software. Today’s epic patch batch dwarfs September’s record of nearly 1,000 fixes, which was already about ten times the normal monthly patch load from Redmond. Just one of

Is Mini DisplayPort Becoming Obsolete?

How Thunderbolt and USB-C replaced the need for a dedicated video port. Barry Paterson/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For a while, Mini DisplayPort was one of the main options for video output on smaller devices. Apple announced it in 2008 to replace interfaces

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Russia resorts to desperate World War One defence technique to protect its oil refineries — floating barrage balloons failed to curtail V1s and are unlikely to succeed against UAVs

* Russia has updated the concept of barrage balloons to defend oil refineries * Barrage balloons were first deployed over 100 years ago to defend against air raids * It is not clear what the measures are defending against, as they only appear suitable for disabling smaller drones Russia has deployed barrage balloons

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Microsoft Patches More Than 1,400 Security Flaws

Is Mini DisplayPort Becoming Obsolete?

Russia resorts to desperate World War One defence technique to protect its oil refineries — floating barrage balloons failed to curtail V1s and are unlikely to succeed against UAVs