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Realme GT 8 Pro is now confirmed to launch in India next month. The flagship handset will be powered by Qualcomm's 3nm octa core Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, coupled with a HyperVision AI chip. It is also confirmed to carry a Ricoh GR-tuned rear camera setup. These specifications are similar to its Chinese counterpart. The Realme GT 8 Pro recently debuted in China on October 21 with 7,000mAh battery, alongside the standard Realme GT 8.

Qualcomm is rumoured to be developing a new chipset that could join the recently introduced 8 Elite Gen 5. As per a tipster, the unannounced Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 could feature a design blueprint identical to the flagship SoC. It is said to be fabricated based on TSMC’s N3p process. Tipster suggests OEMs such as iQOO, Motorola, Meizu, and Vivo could use the unannounced SoC in their upcoming smartphones.

The top OTT platforms are all set with new releases, where some of the most anticipated movies and series like The Witcher, Kantara, Lokah, and more, are launching on your digital screens.

Starting October 29, Google can no longer restrict the use of alternative payment systems in the US Play Store. Also, the tech giant can not force the developers to use Google Play Billing for payments. The latest update is in line with an injunction resulting from the Epic vs. Google case. Google has listed out the changes being made today on this webpage. Additionally, developers are now allowed to provide direct links for downloading apps.

Google Chrome and Firefox allow users to clear cache and web cookies, apart from deleting their entire web histories. When you're surfing the internet, your browser, like the two mentioned, collects data from various websites and stores the same as cookies and cache. This allows it to offer a smooth experience when you visit the website again. However, this can also slow down the browser when it reaches capacity. To resolve this issue, you can clear cache and cookies.