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Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025 is now live for everyone. The sale event began for Prime members on Monday. During the sale event, the US-based e-commerce giant is offering several electronics like phones, smartwatches, true wireless stereo (TWS), home appliances, washing machines, refrigerators, and PCs, at discounted prices. If you are looking to buy a new laptop, the company has also listed several deals on laptops from different categories, such as budget models, gaming laptops, and high-end performance models.

Amazon Great India Festival Sale 2025 Live Updates: Amazon's sale event, now live for Prime members, offers major discounts on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and more, and you can stay tuned to this live blog for the latest updates. Buyers can save further via exchange offers and bank card deals, including 10 percent off with SBI cards and 5 percent cashback via Amazon Pay ICICI cards. Popular devices like the iPad Air (M3), Galaxy Tab S9 FE, and Dell, HP, and Asus laptops are available at reduced prices.

Google announced on Monday that its Gemini assistant is now coming to Google TV, extending support beyond smartphones, tablets, wearables, and Workspace apps. Replacing Google Assistant, Gemini brings new AI-powered tools for easier content discovery and search while retaining existing voice functions. The update aims to make navigating the smart TV platform more intuitive and personalised.

Crypto markets extended their pullback on Tuesday as Bitcoin hovered at $112,900 (roughly Rs. 1.02 crore) and Ethereum at $4,193 (roughly Rs. 3.98 lakh). Heavy liquidations pushed most altcoins into the red, with Solana and BNB seeing deeper losses. Analysts note institutional accumulation and regulatory updates as key themes, while traders await Jerome Powell’s remarks on the economic outlook. Market sentiment remains cautious, with critical levels likely to decide whether this correction deepens or reverses.

Xiaomi 17 series is going to debut in China later this month. The phones in Xiaomi’s upcoming lineup will be among the first handsets to come equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. The Pro models will also sport a secondary display on the back, placed inside a rectangular camera module. Now, the company has officially confirmed the charging speed and display specifications of the soon-to-launch Xiaomi 17 Pro Max.