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Jabra has announced its new Elite 85h headphones at the ongoing CES 2019 in Las Vegas. The new Elite 85h headphones come with what Jabra calls “SmartSound,” and supports Amazon’s Alexa, Google Assistant or even Apple’s Siri. According to Jabra, the ‘Smart Sound’ is exclusive AI technology for its newer headphones. These also come with active noise cancellation.

The ASUS ZenBook 14 UX425 has a diamond-cut aluminium alloy build and weighs about 1.13 kg. It features an ErgoLift hinge design for slightly better typing experience and for optimised cooling and enhanced audio quality. It is equipped with a 67W hour battery, which is claimed to deliver up to 21 hours of battery life. The bundled 65W charger will charge up to 60 percent battery in 49 minutes, as per the company.

Stating that the INDIA bloc’s promise to revoke the abrogation of Article 370 has been made keeping ‘vote jihad’ in sight, the PM said that it is the same INDIA bloc which has come out with a false narrative of threat to the Indian Constitution to mislead the people. “But if anybody has ever accorded the Constitution its rightful place and protection, it was done by the Modi government,” the PM asserted.

The BBC quoted the Australian Open champion saying she also had “weird conversations” with members of players’ teams.

Equity benchmarks climbed in initial trade on Friday after declining in the past two trading sessions amid positive trend in Asian markets.

The initial share-sale of 85,49,340 equity shares comprises an offer for sale of 82,81,340 equity shares by Wagner Ltd and up to 2,68,000 equity shares by Shirish Patel.

Historical drama Oppenheimer led nominations for the BAFTA Film Awards on Thursday, securing 13 nods. Sex-charged gothic comedy Poor Things and Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon, about the murders of members of the Osage Nation in the 1920s, both received nine nominations.

This ain’t Twitter,hashtags don’t work here! Using hashtags in Facebook posts may be a fun strategy for companies trying to grab the attention of consumers,however,it doesn’t appear to be paying off,a new study has claimed. The study by a social media analytics firm showed that although 20 per cent of Facebook posts among top brands now include hashtags,however,there is no evidence that such tactics is influencing their engagement.