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Wobble is all set to launch its first smartphone in India next month. The in-house brand of Bengaluru-based Indkal Technologies currently has display and smart TVs in its portfolio. The new phone will be positioned in the premium segment. It is expected to run on the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 5G chipset and could be equipped with 8GB of RAM.

OpenAI reportedly announced on Tuesday that it will provide one year of free access to ChatGPT Go to all Indian users. As per the report, the exclusive access is being provided ahead of the company’s first DevDay Exchange event scheduled for November 4.

Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold was showcased by the company at the APEC Summit on Tuesday. The handset is expected to be available only in select global markets, such as China, South Korea, and the UAE. It appears to have three side-by-side screens which can be folded in a Z-style. The right-most screen is equipped with an in-display hole-punch front camera for selfies.

Bitcoin traded slightly lower on Tuesday, slipping below $114,000 (roughly Rs. 1 crore) as investors awaited the US Federal Reserve’s policy announcement. A mix of cautious sentiment, profit booking, and global macro uncertainties kept traders on edge. Meanwhile, Ethereum and other major altcoins followed suit, recording mild corrections amid low-risk appetite and volatile conditions across global crypto markets.

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a massive data breach involving tens of millions of leaked Gmail accounts. According to a report, the breach occurred in April of this year and was recently made public, with a record of over 183 million credentials in total. It not only includes email accounts, but also the passwords that are associated with them. The data breach is reportedly part of a larger stealer ecosystem, typically resulting from malware on the victim's machine.