IPL franchise Kings XI Punjab have appointed veteran batsman Wasim Jaffer as the batting coach for the 2020 season. The announcement was made on the team's website. KXIP head coach Anil Kumble wanted the experienced Jaffer to lend his support to the side. Jaffer will be hoping to make things count.
Tata Motors Ltd. has taken the wraps off its much-awaited fully-electric SUV, the Tata Nexon EV, in India today. The car comes with Tata's Ziptron EV technology and promises a range of 300km. Notably, the bookings for the all-electric SUV will start from tomorrow at a token amount of ₹ 21,000.
Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard did not vote in favor of United States President Donald Trump's impeachment. Gabbard, did not even vote against it, and chose to not take a stand in good conscience. Unfortunately for Gabbard, she has been heavily trolled since the Wednesday vote.
BMW Motorrad has revealed the pricing of the 2020 edition of its popular liter-class motorcycle, the S 1000 XR, for the UK markets. The updated model reportedly starts at GBP 12,890 (approximately ₹ 11.98 lakh) and goes upto GBP 15,570 (approximately ₹ 14.47 lakh). Here are more details.
Thanks to previous leaks, we know Samsung is working on a new foldable device that will feature a Motorola RAZR-like clamshell design. The upcoming Galaxy Fold 2 or whatever the company ends up naming it, has leaked on the Chinese social media, confirming its design elements and imminent arrival.
Hyundai is working to launch the BS6 version of its popular sedan, the Verna, in India sometime soon. Now, Autocar has claimed that the South Korean automaker will introduce the car before Auto Expo 2020 with a 1.5-liter petrol engine, which we have seen on the subcompact SUV, the Kia Seltos.
A few hours ago, a security researcher reported the discovery of a database containing over 26 crore leaked Facebook user IDs, phone numbers, and names. And, now, in another scary case, a cache of more than 3,500 log-in credentials for Amazon's Ring cameras have been exposed online.
As an upgrade to its mid-ranger S1, Chinese tech giant Vivo is working to launch the S1 Pro in India, according to 91Mobiles. The publication, citing its retail chain sources, claimed that the handset, which is currently available in China, will hit the Indian shelves in mid-January 2020.