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Even past midnight, Bergen was settling down. In many places throughout the town, there were crowds of people watching the World Cup football game between Norway and another country, following it live on TV or their cell phones.

Nothing will launch the Phone 4b in India on 7 July as the first model in its new B series. The device is expected to sit below the Phone 4a, with leaks pointing to its design, chipset and price.

Nothing is adding a new, more affordable phone to its India lineup on July 7. Here's what we know so far about pricing, design and what buyers might be giving up.

Nothing Phone 4b will be the first device under the B-series, which is expected to offer a more affordable alternative to the existing A-lineup. Despite the lower pricing, Nothing says the upcoming device will retain the brand's signature transparent design language and Glyph-inspired aesthetics.

Nothing has set a July 7 India launch for the Phone 4b and previewed its transparent design. The handset is expected to open a new b-series below the Phone 4a line as the company reshapes its portfolio.

Nothing has teased a new device in India that may start a B series line-up. The transparent design, single camera and CMF uncertainty have fuelled speculation over its positioning.

Reliance Jio has launched an innovative Call Agent feature aimed at enhancing user experience during calls. Activated by saying "Hey Jio," it allows for real-time transcription, task management, and summarization in multiple Indian languages, all while prioritizing user consent. , Technology & Science, Times Now

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