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Disney Speedstorm has been available for play on both PS5 and PS4 since April of this year, albeit in an early access capacity. Initially, players were required to pay for access to the nearly-complete version of the kart racer. However, this phase of the game's development is drawing to a close. Gameloft, the developer, has officially confirmed that the title will soon transition to a full, free-to-play launch. On September 28th, 2023, Speedstorm will conclude its early access phase and adopt a free-to-play model. Players who purchased a premium founder's pack to enjoy the early version will, of course, be able to continue playing beyond this date and retain any bonus content they acquired. Aska Suzuki, the game manager, expresses gratitude for the invaluable feedback and support received from players since the launch of Early Access. This input has played a significant role in shaping Disney Speedstorm into the incredible racing experience it is today. Suzuki further emphasiz...

 The Motorola Razr 40 Ultra is priced at approximately Rs 89,999, but customers can avail a discount of Rs 7,000 when using an ICICI credit card. Similarly, the Razr 40 is priced at around Rs 59,999, and customers can enjoy a discount of Rs 5,000 with an ICICI credit card. Both devices are now available for pre-booking. On Monday, Motorola introduced its latest duo of flip smartphones, namely the 'Razr 40 Ultra' and 'Razr 40,' in India. These remarkable devices will be available for purchase on Amazon starting from July 15. The 'Razr 40 Ultra' boasts an array of impressive features, including support for 30W TurboPower charging and the high-performing Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, promising users an exceptional mobile experience. It comes in two striking colors: Viva Magenta and Infinite Black. In contrast, the 'Razr 40' is available in three captivating colors: Sage Green, Vanilla Cream, and Summer Lilac. It offers generous storage capacity with 8/256,...

  Did the Government Decrease GST on Mobile Phones in July 2023? The Ministry of Finance in India recently commemorated the six-year anniversary of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). On their official social media platforms, the Ministry shared an image highlighting the advantages of GST over the previous tax structure, which involved multiple taxes resulting in a higher cumulative value. The shared screenshot showcases the disparity in tax values before and after the implementation of GST. One of the points emphasized in the image is a lower tax rate on mobile phones. This caused confusion among numerous online users, including influential social media personalities, who celebrated the presumed reduction of GST on mobile phones. The image also displays the GST rates applicable to televisions, home appliances, and other goods. However, I regret to inform you that this assumption is incorrect. The GST on mobile phones has not been reduced in India. Here's why: The Ministry of Finance...

  These brands expressed their determination to regain their market share, considering the limited options available to consumers when it comes to affordable smartphones. Consumers are currently left with only refurbished devices, finance schemes, or delaying their purchases. Karbonn aims to introduce a smartphone priced at Rs 4,999, while Micromax is in discussions with telecom operators to bundle their handset at Rs 4,999, offering an attractive proposition to customers. During the early stages of the Indian smartphone market, Micromax, Lava, and Karbonn emerged as prominent players. They commanded a significant market share of 45 percent during their peak in 2013 and 2014. However, the entry of Chinese brands such as Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo soon led to a decline in the fortunes of these Indian manufacturers. However, recent developments indicate that Micromax, Lava, and Karbonn are now aiming to target the low-budget and mid-range price segments. With the Chinese brands under pre...