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iQOO 15 is scheduled to be launched in India and the global markets on November 26. The handset, which was introduced in China earlier this month, is the successor to the iQOO 13. Ahead of its anticipated debut, the handset has now allegedly surfaced on a benchmarking site, which suggests several of its specifications and also hints towards its impending debut. It is listed with a flagship octa-core chipset, running on the latest Android 16 OS.

Apple has expanded its Self Service Repair programme to include the iPhone 17 lineup, covering the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Customers in the US, Canada, and parts of Europe can now buy genuine parts to repair displays, batteries, cameras, and more through Apple’s online store. Prices start at $99 (roughly Rs. 8,200) for batteries and go up to $379 (roughly Rs. 31,500) for certain parts. The company has not yet confirmed the availability of the programme in India.

November is shaping up to be an exciting month for phone enthusiasts in India. Several flagship smartphones were launched in October, but many of them did not debut in the Indian market, but that is set to change. Several flagship-grade and mid-tier handsets are expected to be launched in India next month. From OnePlus 15 to Realme GT 8 Pro, here's our list of the upcoming smartphones in November 2025.

India’s telecom operators and AI companies are competing to attract users with free premium subscriptions. Airtel has partnered with Perplexity to offer 12 months of Perplexity Pro access, OpenAI will soon make ChatGPT Go free for a year, and Reliance Jio users can now get 18 months of Google AI Pro.