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Check out this newly launched 4G LTE-enabled Android 6.0 smartphone ‘Hot 4 Pro’ from Infinix. Measuring 8.8mm thick and weighing 175g, this mid-range smartphone sports a 5.5-inch 1280 x 720 HD display, a 1.3GHz quad-core MediaTek MT6737 64-bit processor, a Mali-T720 GPU, a 3GB RAM and a 16GB of expandable internal storage (up to 128GB).

Featuring dual SIM card slots, the handset packs a 5MP front-facing camera with LED flash, a 13MP rear-facing camera with LED flash, an FM radio, a 3.5mm audio jack and a 4000mAh with fast charging.

Running on Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS, the Hot 4 Pro provides 4G VoLTE, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.1, GPS and USB OTG for connectivity. The Infinix Hot 4 Pro is available now for just Rs. 7,499 (about $119). [Product Page]

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iiyama has once again expanded its line of Full HD monitors by launching the ProLite XU2390HS-3. Adopting the ‘Blue Light reduction function’ for reducing eyestrain, this new 23-inch AH-IPS WLED-backlight monitor supports a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and provides 1000:1 contrast ratio (ACR 5 million:1), 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5ms (GTG) response time and 89/89 degree viewing angles.

In addition, the ProLite XU2390HS-3 is also packed with built-in stereo speakers and provides 1x DVI-D, 1x D-Sub and 1x HDMI input ports. Measuring W535.2mm x D180mm x H387.5mm and weighing 4.0kg, the ProLite XU2390HS-3 is available now. [Product Page]

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Thanks to the power of social media, it seems that a man from Marblehead, Ohio has been arrested on charges of rape after a video of the assault was uploaded onto Snapchat by the victim. According to a report from the Toledo Blade, police have arrested 77-year old James Allen after they reviewed evidence from the Snapchat post.

The report claims that the police arrived at 1AM for a welfare check on a 20-year old woman. They interviewed both the woman and Allen and found that there were no problems. However at 3:45AM, a resident all the way in Texas alerted police claiming that he saw a video on Snapchat which showed a woman being sexually assaulted, and after reviewing the video, the man identified in the video was none other than Allen.

While it is unclear when the sexual assault took place, Ottawa County Prosecutor James VanEerten said that it appears to have taken place between the two calls. He is also unclear why the video was recorded and uploaded, but perhaps it could have been done so as to generate evidence and to keep a record, which presumably will come in handy during Allen’s trial.

He also added, “It’s obviously horrific, but at least it allowed us to put a stop to the situation and make a quick arrest in this case.” He is also urging those who have received the video to delete it. The 20-year old victim has been evaluated at Firelands Regional Medical Center, while Allen is incarcerated in the county jail with a bond set at $1 million.

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Just the other day Disney announced that they will be ending their licensing deal with Netflix, which means that starting from 2019 onwards, Disney’s newer shows and movies will no longer be available on Netflix as the company will be launching their own streaming platform, which is quite a huge move for Disney and also quite a bit of a loss for Netflix.

Now Disney isn’t just all about cartoons as the company also owns Marvel and Star Wars, and so it was largely assumed that the streaming service could include shows from those universes as well. However that might not necessarily be the case, according to a report from TechCrunch in which they quote Disney’s CEO Bob Iger as suggesting that Marvel and Star Wars could get streaming services of their own.

According to Iger, “We’re mindful of the volume of product that would go into those services, and we want to be careful about that.” However nothing has been set in stone yet as Disney’s streaming service is only set to launch in 2019, so right now it is still being discussed, although we’re not sure if there is enough content from Marvel or Star Wars to warrant a standalone streaming service. Either way we’ll have to wait and see, but in the meantime Iger stated that Disney has no plans to pull Marvel’s TV shows from Netflix.

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We know that Facebook, just like Apple, is looking to get into producing original video content, or at least hosting it on its platform, which is why the announcement of the Facebook Watch platform doesn’t really come as a surprise as it seems to be in line with what Facebook has been trying to achieve recently.

According to Facebook, “We’re introducing Watch, a new platform for shows on Facebook. Watch will be available on mobile, on desktop and laptop, and in our TV apps. Shows are made up of episodes — live or recorded — and follow a theme or storyline. To help you keep up with the shows you follow, Watch has a Watchlist so you never miss out on the latest episodes.”

As usual Watch will be catered to your tastes and preferences and is personalized so that you will be able to discover new shows and content based on what you like. What makes Watch particularly interesting is the fact that it will incorporate features from Facebook Live, which is reactions, meaning that as you watch a video, you’ll be able to see how other Facebook users have reacted to certain parts of it.

Unfortunately as it stands, Watch will only be available in the US, but even then its availability will be limited at the start. However Facebook expects that eventually they will expand it to more users in the future.

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