Top 5 News of Today, 08-July-2025, OnePlus Nord Ce 5 Launch, Mobile Tarif, AI+ Nova 5G, Pulse Launch
1. OnePlus launched Nord CE 5, Nord 5
Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus has launched Nord CE 5 Nord 5 in India in India. The company’s Nord 5 has a successor of OnePlus Nord 4 and has many big upgrade. It has a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chipset made on the smartphone 4Nm process. To read this news in detail, click on this link.
2. JioBharat and JioPhone Prima will be delivered at home in 10 minutes in 90 cities
Instamart has partnered with telecom legend to launch Jio’s popular mobile phone on its platform. Now customers from 95 cities of India can order JioBharat and JioPhone Prima2 phones on Instamart and get delivery at their door in minutes. Let us tell you that it has been launched for the first time on Quick Commerce platform. To read this news in detail, click on this link.
3. OnePlus Buds 4 Launched in India, Battery will run for 45 hours, know price, features
Chinese devices maker OnePlus has launched Buds 4 in India on Tuesday. These TWS earphones are with dual drivers, dual DAC unit and adaptive noise cancellation (ANC) support. The battery with the case of OnePlus Buds 4 has been claimed to run for 45 hours. These earphones have been launched with OnePlus Nord 5 and Nord CE 5. To read this news in detail, click on this link.
4. Now there will be chat without internet and number, BITCHAT will blow WhatsApp’s senses!
Twitter’s co-founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey has launched a new messaging app, named BITCHAT. This app works completely differently from services like Whatsapp and Telegram, as it can run without internet, without mobile number and without account. BITCHAT is a Peer-to-Pier (P2P) Bluetooth-based messaging app, which is fully dysented. That is, no server, no cloud storage or sensorship. This new project of Jack Dorsey has gone live on Testflight (iOS beta). To read this news in detail, click on this link.
5. Mobile use may be expensive soon, preparations to increase the price of telecom companies
Telecom companies may increase tariffs in the next few months. This increase in tariffs can be 10 to 12 percent. Last year, telecom companies increased the base prices by 10 to 12 percent. After a strong increase in the number of active subscribers in May, these companies plan to increase mobile tariffs. To read this news in detail, click on this link.
