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Shubham Arora

Shubham is a Senior Sub-Editor at Techlusive with over four years of experience in journalism and content writing. He has previously worked with Times Now, covering everything from smartphone launches to emerging technology trends. At Techlusive, he combines his passion for gadgets and gaming with his editorial expertise to deliver clear, engaging, and insightful tech stories. Outside of work, Shubham enjoys binge-watching Marvel movies, experimenting with mimicry, and penning down love-struck poems.

Is OnePlus scaling back globally? UK and US availability raises fresh questions

OnePlus could be reducing its presence in more international markets, with fresh signs now emerging from the UK and the US. The company has not announced any plans to exit these regions, but its product availability across official stores and retail partners has raised questions about its future strategy outside India. This comes months after

News|Posted July 4, 2026

Centre orders removal of apps like BAT-BMS after e-rickshaw shutdown reports

The Centre has issued removal orders for BAT-BMS, Epoch Li-ion and Lossigy following reports of their alleged misuse. Despite the government's action, these apps continued to be listed on app stores at the time of writing. The action comes after several videos surfaced online showing battery-operated vehicles suddenly stopping after someone nearby connected to their

Apps|Posted July 4, 2026

VPN providers could face stricter rules in India, here's what's being discussed

The government is looking at bringing a new legal framework for Virtual Private Network (VPN) providers in India. If the proposal goes ahead, VPN companies could have to follow stricter compliance rules than they do today. The move comes as authorities are trying to tackle the growing use of VPNs to access blocked apps, websites

Apps|Posted July 3, 2026

Meta launches Pocket AI app that lets users create mini games with text prompts

Meta has quietly debuted a new AI-powered app called Pocket, which is designed around creating and sharing small interactive experiences using text prompts. The app allows users to generate simple games without writing code. The tech giant has not officially announced the app yet, but Pocket has appeared on both the Google Play Store and

AI|Posted July 3, 2026

Analog partners with MEIL to bring Physical Intelligence technology to India

Analog is bringing its Physical Intelligence technology to India. The Abu Dhabi-based AI company has announced a partnership with Hyderabad's Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Limited (MEIL), with both companies set to work on projects spanning infrastructure, transport, public safety and industrial operations. They also plan to invest in talent development and help build a broader

AI|Posted July 2, 2026

Sony to phase out physical PlayStation games from 2028, fans react

Sony has confirmed that it will stop releasing new PlayStation games on physical discs from January 2028. Going forward, all new titles will be sold only in digital format through the PlayStation Store or as digital download codes available at retail stores. The company says the decision reflects changing buying habits, with digital game purchases

Gaming|Posted July 2, 2026

GTA VI pre-orders: Xbox rejects reports that PS5 is winning by a huge margin

Microsoft has responded to reports suggesting that PlayStation is dominating Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA VI) pre-orders. The conversation picked up after IGN shared data indicating that PS5 pre-orders were ahead of Xbox Series X and Series S by an 8:1 ratio. IGN had also made it clear that these figures came from purchases made

Gaming|Posted July 1, 2026

OpenAI makes a big India bet, hires former Uber India chief to lead operations

OpenAI is strengthening its presence in India with a new leadership appointment. The company has named former Uber India and South Asia President Prabhjeet Singh as its first Managing Director for India, underlining the importance it now places on one of its fastest-growing markets. Singh is expected to join OpenAI in September and will report

AI|Posted June 27, 2026

Anthropic s Mythos 5 AI model returns with restrictions: Here s who can use it

Anthropic has received partial approval from the US government to restore access to its Mythos 5 AI model after nearly two weeks of restrictions. The decision means the company's most advanced cybersecurity-focused model can once again be used, but only by a limited group of approved organisations. The move comes after discussions between Anthropic and

AI|Posted June 27, 2026

Vivo X Fold 6 debuts with 7,000mAh battery, 200MP camera: Price, specs and more

Vivo has launched its latest foldable smartphone -- the Vivo X Fold 6 -- in China. The new model succeeds the X Fold 5 and brings upgrades across the board, including a larger battery, a new flagship chipset, improved cameras and software features aimed at multitasking. The company is also continuing its partnership with ZEISS

Mobiles|Posted June 27, 2026

GTA 6 physical box won t include a disc at launch, report hints at later release

Pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto VI are now live, but one announcement from Rockstar Games has surprised many fans. While the game will be available in physical packaging at launch, the box will not include a game disc. Instead, buyers will get a download code that can be redeemed digitally. That has left collectors wondering

Gaming|Posted June 27, 2026

Nothing Phone 4b design revealed with new camera layout ahead of July 7 launch

Nothing has officially revealed the design of its upcoming Phone 4b, giving users their first proper look at the company's next smartphone before its July 7 launch. The teaser answers some of the questions around the phone's appearance while leaving a few details for the official unveiling. As expected, the Phone 4b continues with Nothing's

Mobiles|Posted June 26, 2026