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  Redmi Watch 5 and Buds 6 Pro announced Redmi Watch 5 The Redmi Watch 5 is the natural successor to last year's Redmi Watch 4, featuring a larger 2.07-inch AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 1,500 nits. Xiaomi has also reduced the bezels while maintaining the 60Hz refresh rate. The Redmi Watch 5 comes with an aluminum frame and a metal dial on the right side for easy navigation of the user interface. It is one of the first wearables to debut with Xiaomi's HyperOS 2 pre-installed. Additionally, Xiaomi offers an eSIM version of the watch, enabling users to make calls and send messages on supported platforms The Redmi Watch 5 comes with an aluminum frame and a metal dial on the right side for easy navigation of the user interface. It is one of the first wearables to debut with Xiaomi's HyperOS 2 pre-installed. Additionally, Xiaomi offers an eSIM version of the watch, enabling users to make calls and send messages on supported platforms. Xiaomi boasts that its new heart-...

  Microsoft is currently under investigation in the US as part of a broad antitrust inquiries.                                                         The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has launched a comprehensive antitrust investigation into Microsoft, focusing on its software licensing and cloud computing businesses, according to a source familiar with the matter. This probe was authorized by FTC Chair Lina Khan, ahead of her expected departure in January. With the anticipated election of Donald Trump and the potential appointment of a Republican successor who may adopt a more lenient stance on business, the future of the investigation remains uncertain. The FTC's inquiry is examining claims that Microsoft may be using its market power in productivity software to impose restrictive licensing terms that prevent customers from transf...

 Indian regulator has denied Apple's request to postpone the antitrust report. India's antitrust body has rejected Apple's request to delay an investigation report that found the company violated competition laws, allowing the case to proceed. An internal order from the Competition Commission of India (CCI), seen by Reuters, revealed that Apple had sought to postpone the report's release after alleging that the watchdog had shared commercial secrets with competitors in a case dating back to 2021, including Tinder-owner Match. These details, according to Apple, should have been redacted. The CCI had previously instructed the involved parties to return the investigation reports and destroy any copies, then issued new reports. In November, Apple also claimed that the main complainant in the case, the Indian non-profit Together We Fight Society (TWFS), had failed to comply with the CCI's directive to ensure that the earlier reports were destroyed. Apple requested that t...