Lava launches Bold N1 and Bold N1 Pro in India, price starts at Rs 5,999
Lava has recently unveiled its new entry-level phones in India, the Lava Bold N1 and Bold N1 Pro.


Lava has recently unveiled its new entry-level phones in India, the Lava Bold N1 and Bold N1 Pro.
In an interview, Arvind Krishna points out jobs that are likely to be replaced by AI in the future. 50% of call centre jobs are going to be displaced, he said.
A good tablet that is also reasonably priced is not all that easy to find. The Redmi Pad 2 Pro, however, comes fairly close. Priced at Rs 24,999, the Pad 2 Pro from Xiaomi offers a mix of good hardware and useful software.
Adobe has teamed up with Airtel to offer free access to Adobe Express Premium to Indian users. In a conversation with India Today Tech, a senior Adobe executive says that the partnership will hopefully give more users access to AI-enabled creative tools.
As software stocks reel from AI disruption fears, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the idea that AI will replace software is “illogical” and misunderstands how modern technology works.


