Securitize Share Drops 20 Percent as Tokenisation Revenue Falls Short of Expectations

Securitize shares fell 20 percent in after-hours trading after the tokenisation firm reported second-quarter revenue below analysts’ expectations. Revenue reached $14.4 million (roughly Rs. 137 crore), compared with the $20.6 million (roughly Rs. 196 crore) expected by analysts. The company also reported a $21.7 million (roughly Rs. 207 crore) net loss. Meanwhile, tokenised assets managed through its platform and transaction volumes continued to grow during the quarter.

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Xiaomi Unveils HyperOS 4 With Liquid Glass-Inspired UI, Super AI Assistant 2.0: Eligible Devices, New Features

Xiaomi on Wednesday announced its next major software update dubbed HyperOS 4. It is claimed to bring a redesigned user interface, new AI-powered features, and system-level performance improvements. Among the highlights is a glass-inspired design language with realistic refraction effects, similar to Apple’s Liquid Glass for the iPhone. HyperOS 4 will initially be rolling out in beta with Super AI Assistant 2.0 powered by Xiaomi's in-house MiMo large language model.

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Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 Get New Olive Finish, Dynamic ANC, Gemini Controls and More

Google is rolling out a new feature update for the Pixel Buds Pro 2 from September, bringing improvements to noise cancellation, Gemini controls, sleep detection and Live Translate. Dynamic ANC will adapt to changes in the earbuds’ fit, while Pixel Watch integration can pause playback and disable touch controls after the wearer falls asleep. Live Translate now supports two-way conversations across more than 70 languages. Google has also added an Olive colour option, while the earbuds retain their Tensor A1 chip and existing hardware specifications.

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Pixel 11 Price Comparison: US vs UK vs India vs Europe — Where Is It Cheapest to Buy?

The Google Pixel 11 series was launched in India and the global markets on Tuesday, but in an unusual way. The Mountain View-based tech giant had announced its Made by Google event weeks in advance, but the handsets, along with other devices, were unveiled hours before the event even officially got underway. The new lineup includes four models — the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold — giving buyers a range of options across different price points. As is often the case, what you pay for the same Pixel model can vary substantially depending on where you buy it.

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Google Pixel 11 vs iPhone 17: Price in India and Full Specifications Compared

Google Pixel 11 has been launched in India, and the new Pixel smartphone competes directly with Apple's iPhone 17, which was unveiled in September last year. The Google Pixel 11 sports a 6.3-inch (1,080 x 2,424 pixels) OLED Actua display, with up to a 120Hz refresh rate, while the iPhone 17 is equipped with a 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display. The Google Pixel 11 is equipped with the latest Google Tensor G6 chipset. On the other hand, the iPhone 17 is powered by the A19 chipset, featuring a 16-core Neural Engine.

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iPhone 18 Pro Launch Could Bring Rs. 10,000 Hike to All iPhone Models, Claim Leaks

Apple will raise the prices of all iPhone models by the September 8, with the launch of the new iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Ultra, according to a tipster. The company will likely also raise the prices of its older models that are on sale, including the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, and iPhone 17e, while discontinuing the current flagship iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, along with the 2024-launched iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus. Further, the tipster claims that all new and old iPhone models will see a price hike of $100 (roughly Rs. 10,000).

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Google Pixel Watch 5 Stephen Curry Edition Leaked Ahead of August 12 Launch Event

The Pixel Watch 5 Stephen Curry Edition is expected to arrive as a 45mm LTE model with a custom woven band. The leaked version reportedly carries a EUR 579.99 (roughly Rs. 63,900) price tag in Europe and could go on sale around August 20. Google is also expected to limit its availability to select markets and sell it while supplies last. The watch will reportedly retain the core specifications of the standard Pixel Watch 5, including 64GB storage, Wear OS 7.0 and a 465mAh battery.

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