Motorola product document leak: Moto G6 Play specification revealed ahead of launch

Motorola product document leak: Moto G6 Play specification revealed ahead of launch

Motorola's Moto G Play series has always been less popular compared to its standard G and G Plus versions, but this year, it will all change with Moto G6 Play. Read more how it compares with Moto G6 and the Moto G6 Plus.

Motorola gets new president, hints at Moto G6 series launch next month.

Motorola Moto G6 Play will come much bigger battery capacitu than Moto G6 and the Moto G6 Plus.

 Moto G6 Play will also flaunt latest 18:9 display aspect ratio standard.

Before Motorola could officially launch the company's new Moto G6 series, the company's in-house product document has slipped out into the Internet revealing the key specification of low-end G6 Play version.

Android Headline, which claims to have the exclusive access to the product document, has detailed that the Moto G6 Play will come with a 4,000mAh battery, 33% bigger capacity than the standard Moto G6 (3,000mAh) and the high-end Moto G6 Plus (3,200mAh).

With such a huge cell, Moto G6 Play is capable of running for close to 36 hours. Also, the company in a bid save consumer's time will be bundling 10W Turbocharger as part of the product package. With this, users can quickly charge up at least half the battery capacity within just a few minutes during the early morning rush.

Motorola's Low-End Moto G6 Play Will Have More Appeal Than Ever Before.

The document also revealed another surprise feature of the Moto G6 Play. It is said to come with 5.7-inch HD+ (1440x720p) screen with 18:9 aspect ratio. Previously, it was rumored that Motorola in a bid to differentiate Play version from the standard G6, would keep the former's screen with old aspect ratio standard.

If this is true, Moto G6 Play with a big battery and latest display standard will definitely have more appeal, not just among consumers on shoestring budget, but also those who are looking for a good secondary companion phone.

Other stipulated features of Moto G6 Play include 2GB/3GB RAM, 16GB/32GB storage, Qualcomm Snapdragon 427 quad-core CPU, a 12MP primary camera and a 5MP front snapper.

As said before, Motorola, in addition to the Moto G6 Play will be launching Moto G6 and the Moto G6 Plus.

Moto G6:

It is expected to sport a 5.7-inch Full HD+ display and feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 chipset, 3GB/4GB RAM and a 32GB/64GB internal memory (with microSD card slot), a dual 12MP + 5MP primary camera setup and a 16MP front-facing camera and a 3,000mAh battery.

Motorola Moto G6 Plus is confirmed to come with dual-camera, which offers the user to crop the background of the image

Moto G6 Plus:

It is also said to flaunt same design language as the generic Moto G6 but come with a bigger screen. It is said to feature a 5.93-inch Full HD+ (2160x1080p) display with 18:9 aspect ratio. Inside, it will house a Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 processor, a 3GB/4GB/6GB RAM and a 32GB/64GB storage, a dual 12MP + 5MP main shooter, a 16MP front-camera and a 3,200mAh battery.

Motorola has confirmed to host a product launch event later this month and we believe, like previous years, Moto G series, in this case, G6 models will break covers before Moto E and Z series.

Blackbuck poaching case: All you need to know

Black buck poaching case: All you need to know

Salman Khan was held guilty by a trial court in 2006. He was charged under the Wildlife (Protection) Act and was sentenced to five years jail term. He was also asked to pay a fine of Rs 25,000. While the actor spent six days in jail, the sentence was suspended by the Rajasthan High Court.

Salman Khan is accused of killing two black bucks in Bhagoda ki Dhani near Jodhpur on the intervening night of October 1-2, 1998.

A Jodhpur court on Thursday will pronounce its verdict in the 1998 blackbuck poaching case against Bollywood actors Salman Khan, Sonali Bendre, Saif Ali Khan, Neelam and Tabu. While Salman has been accused of killing two blackbucks in September, 1998 in Kankani village, Jodhpur, during the shooting of “Hum Saath Saath Hain”, the remaining four stand co-accused in the case.

Salman Khan black buck poaching case: LIVE UPDATES

Here’s a quick recap:

What is the Kankani black buck shooting case all about?

A complaint was registered by the Bishnoi community of Rajasthan on October 2 that year against the actors, who allegedly hunted down two blackbucks during the filming of the movie. According to the complaint, Salman Khan is accused of killing two black bucks in Bhagoda ki Dhani near Jodhpur on the intervening night of October 1-2, 1998. He was also charged for possessing a weapon with an expired license.

"Every one of them were in a Gypsy auto that night, with Salman Khan in the driving seat. He, on detecting a group of dark bucks, shot at and executed two of them," open prosecutor Bhawani Singh Bhati had said. "In any case, on being spotted and pursued, they fled from the spot leaving the dead creatures there," he stated, including that there was satisfactory proof against them.

The black buck case issue at kankani village.

Who all are the accused?

Besides the actors — Salman Khan, Sonali Bendre, Saif Ali Khan, Neelam and Tabu — the case involves two more accused, Dushyant Singh, who was allegedly accompanying the actors when the poaching took place, and Dinesh Gawre, said to be Salman Khan’s assistant.

What are the charges they face?

Salman Khan is facing charges under Section 51 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act and the other actors have been charged under Section 51 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act read with Section 149 (unlawful assembly) of the Indian Penal Code. Under Section 51, enforcement can be performed by agencies such as the Forest Department, the Police, the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), the Customs and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Chargesheets can be filed directly by the Forest Department.

Here’s how the Kankani case progressed:

While Salman was released on bail on October 17 the same year, he was later held guilty by a trial court in 2006. He was charged under the Wildlife (Protection) Act and was sentenced to five years jail term. He was also asked to pay a fine of Rs 25,000. While the actor spent six days in jail, the sentence was suspended by the Rajasthan High Court.

The final arguments in the case were completed in the trial court on March 28 this year, following which Chief Judicial Magistrate Dev Kumar Khatri reserved the judgment for today. During the final arguments, the prosecution counsel had described the spot of alleged poaching, citing the statements of witnesses Poonam Chand and Chhoga Ram and the post-mortem report.

However, while submitting his arguments, Khan’s counsel H M Saraswat ran the video recording of the statements of Poonam Chand and drew the attention of the court to the “contradiction” in his statements taken by the investigating officer and the statements given by the witness.

“Videography of the statements of Poonam Chand clearly showed that the official noting the statements had been copying them from a paper lying on the table beside him,” argued Saraswat.

Salman was earlier acquitted in two poaching cases by the high court and in a case under Arms Act by the lower court. The actor later appeared in the district and sessions court for filing bail bonds after the state challenged his acquittal in the case under Arms Act.

If found guilty, Salman is likely to receive a maximum punishment of six years under Section 51 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act.

What are the other poaching cases against the actor?

The actor was also charged with two other poaching cases of Chinkara deer and blackbuck in Bhawad village and Mathania village respectively. He was acquitted in both the cases. However, the verdict in the Chinkara deer case was challenged by the Rajasthan government in the Supreme Court following which the actor was issued notice. The matter is currently pending with the top court.

Tiger earns his stripes

Tiger earns his stripes

The actor doesn’t mind being labelled a dancing or action star, and is willing to earn his credentials as he climbs his way to the top.

He may be a star-kid, but Tiger Shroff has chosen to tread the path less travelled by trying to have an identity away from that of his parents. Having chosen action and dance roles, he’s trying to consciously choose movies away from those his cool father Jackie Shroff has chosen.  Having come a long way already, Tiger has seen a lot of ups and a few downs with a couple of flops in his career. In a chat, the actor talks about working towards being a better actor, alleged lady love Disha Patani, and more. Excerpts: 

How does it feel to be tagged as an action hero?
I feel blessed because I’ve got some sort of an identity this early in my career. When people think of Tiger, there’s a certain thing that comes to their minds. For me, I feel like I’ve made some sort of a mark. And that’s a great feeling. I don’t think there are many in this space, this genre right now. Action heroes are mass heroes. They sort of connect with a wider range of people. Subconsciously, I’ve always wanted to be an action hero. As far as tags go, I’m only four films old. If I’m typecast, I have sort of made a mark that people identify me with something in the industry. So that’s not a problem. I’m proud to be tagged as an action hero or a dancing star. 

But it’s a scary thing to perform your own stunts. Do you rely on body doubles for the dangerous sequences? 
I never use body doubles, because these stunt men are risking their lives, and barely get the respect they deserve in return. It’s very sad when you see a stunt man put his life on the line. They’re not well paid in the industry, and they put their bodies at risk. I can imagine what their families must be going through. So, I do all stunts by myself. I don’t want to steal their credit, else they should be in the movie instead of me. That’s my way. 

Go on…
I wanted to start some action or stunt awards, but I don’t know where to begin and how to go about it. But I will do it, just to give them the recognition, as they’re the hardest working people in our industry. 

Your last movie Munna Michael didn’t do too well. How did you deal with its failure? 
I was very, very upset, because I had put in a lot of effort. Many say people appreciate my dancing, so I thought they would definitely be attracted and come watch me. Unfortunately, things didn’t go as we had planned. I don’t want to blame anybody; I blame myself for the mistake, and hope I’ll bounce back with Baaghi 2.  I started off on a high with Heropanti and Baaghi, which did well. But after A Flying Jatt and Munna Michael didn’t work, it really hit me, and I felt I’m on a shaky ground. I better stage a comeback, I thought to myself. 

A lot has been written about your Baaghi 2 co-star Disha Patani and you. And you both do seem very comfortable with each other…
Yes, we do share the comfort factor, and acting together is very easy for us. It felt natural doing romantic scenes with Disha. Doing any sort of a scene is fun because we’re both good friends and we get along. Not to mention the fact that we want this to work badly. Both of us are hungry, so it was organic. 

When you first started off, there was a constant comparison between you and your dad Jackie Shroff. How difficult was it for you to build your own identity? 
I thought it would be very difficult, because my father has been a very big star, and has a huge presence in the industry. But because I was different from the time my very first look came out, the comparisons never happened. I’m thankful that nobody is comparing me to my father, because that’s one I can’t win. I purposely showed my skills, identity, and chose different movies than my father did in the past. 

Would you share screen space with him someday? 
I would end up being overshadowed by his presence and aura! He has such a strong presence to him, that when he walks into a party, all heads turn to look at him. He has that effect; he was born that way and is lucky. Guys like me have to work hard to get that acceptance and appreciation. 

Sajid Nadiadwala has been a mentor to you from day one. Does it get difficult to say no to him? 
There’s no reason for me to say no to Sajid. He knows me in and out, and launched me. Prior to that, we’ve had so many conversations. The only time I wanted to say no to him was when he wanted me to cut my hair for this film (laughs)! I was very connected with my hair, but he said ‘You need to reinvent yourself and it’s time to change your look. Always experiment as an actor.’  I just went ahead with it, and people have unanimously appreciated it. 

Mega Announcement From Jio

When Reliance Jio's Mega Announcement Was Taken As April Fool's Day Prank

Jio Juice is expected to spare the Jio users the need to carry mobile chargers and/or power banks

A day subsequent to reporting the eagerly awaited rollover of Jio Prime Benefits for one more year until March 2019, Reliance Jio made another enticing offer that is difficult to oppose for any cell phone client. In barely one moment long video, Jio advances JioJuice, another offering for the Jio clients. The jio clients now don't have to convey substantial chargers or power banks. The Jio Juice enables the cell phone clients to energize their telephones by embeddings the 4G SIM card.

The clients found the recently declared mechanical advancement very amazing. On account of the declaration influenced a day prior to the April To trick's Day, a few clients on Twitter even risked looking at the super declaration by Mukesh Ambani-drove Jio Infocomm to an April Fool's trick.

A modest bunch, be that as it may, called it an extraordinary advancement.

The Jio Juice permits remote charging of cell phones. This should be possible by embeddings the 4G information pack that empowers exchange of vitality through electro-attractive acceptance.

In the video, a mobile phone user realizes that her phone is switched off while she is walking in the middle of the road. This puts her off and she stomps her feet in distress. And Jio Juice announces that here is the alternative. Now, she, or any Jio user, can simply insert a Jio sim in order to charge the mobile phone without having to use a mobile charger or a power bank.

Two NASA astronauts to take 6.5 hour-long spacewalk

Two NASA astronauts to take 6.5 hour-long spacewalk

Spacewalkers Feustel and Arnold have their tools and suits ready for Thursday's excursion, NASA said in an earlier blog post on the same day.

Two NASA space explorers will head outside the International Space Station (ISS) on Thursday to start a 6.5-hour spacewalk. Amid the spacewalk at around 8 AM (5.30 PM India time), Drew Feustel and Ricky Arnold will introduce remote correspondences reception apparatuses and supplant a camera framework, NASA said in a blog entry on Wednesday. They will likewise endeavor to expel suspect hoses from a cooling framework, it said. This will be the 209th spacewalk in help of room station get together and upkeep. 

Spacewalkers Feustel and Arnold have their apparatuses and suits prepared for Thursday's outing, NASA said in a before blog entry around the same time. They wrapped up definite audits with Flight Engineers Scott Tingle and Norishige Kanai who will help the spacewalkers all through their spacesuits, it included. The spacewalk by Feustel and Arnold will be the fourth this year for the orbital lab support. 

In the interim, a Russian freight make withdrew the space station on Wednesday in the wake of finishing a six-month remain at the Pirs docking compartment. It will circle Earth for a month where Russian ground controllers will direct a progression of designing tests on the 68P. The payload ship will then return the environment on April 25 stacked with junk and disposed of things for a red hot however safe death over the Pacific Ocean, NASA said.

Astronomers baffled by distant galaxy void of dark matter

Astronomers baffled by distant galaxy void of dark matter

The uncommon system's stars are speeding around with no evident influence from dark matter, as per an examination.

This picture made with the Hubble Space Telescope demonstrates the diffuse galaxy NGC 1052-DF2, lighter area in center. A few different systems can be seen through it.

It's a twofold grandiose problem: Lots of stuff that was at that point undetectable has disappeared. Space experts have discovered a far off cosmic system where there is no dull issue.

Dull issue is called "dim" on the grounds that it can't be seen. It is the baffling and undetectable skeleton of the universe that researchers figure makes up around 27 for each penny of the universe. Researchers just know dull issue exists since they can watch how it pushes and pulls things they can see, similar to stars.

It should be all over. In any case, Yale University stargazer Pieter van Dokkum and associates saw an immense, old cosmic system with moderately few stars where what you see genuinely is the thing that you get. The cosmic system's stars are speeding around with no obvious impact from dull issue, as indicated by an examination distributed in Wednesday's diary Nature.

Rather than shaking the very establishments of material science, researchers say this nonappearance of dull issue may help demonstrate the presence of, sit tight for it, dim issue.

"Not certain what to make of it, but rather it is unquestionably fascinating," composed Case Western Reserve space expert Stacy McGaugh, who was not some portion of the examination, in an email. "This is a bizarre universe." Van Dokkum thinks about diffuse worlds, ones that cover tremendous territories however have generally few stars. To search for them he and partners constructed their own alternative telescope out of 48 zooming focal points that he initially tried by utilizing a toy electric lamp to sparkle a light on a paper cut. The bug-looked at telescope, called Dragonfly, looks into the sky from New Mexico.

Utilizing Dragonfly, van Dokkum and associates found a vast, meager universe called NGC1052-DF2 in the northern heavenly body Cetus, otherwise called the whale. It's as large as the Milky Way however with just a single percent of its stars. At that point they utilized bigger telescopes on Hawaii and in the end the Hubble Space Telescope to ponder the cosmic system.

Despite the fact that the system is for the most part unfilled, they discovered bunches of thickly gathered stars. With estimations from the telescopes, van Dokkum and partners computed how quick those groups moved. On the off chance that there were an ordinary measure of dim issue those groups would speed around at around 67,000 mph (108,000 kilometers for each hour). Rather, the groups were moving at around 18,000 mph (28,000 kilometers for every hour). That is about how quick they would move if there were no dull issue by any stretch of the imagination, van Dokkum said.

The group additionally computed the aggregate mass of the world and found the stars represent everything, with next to zero room left for dull issue.

"I locate this improbable in every single conceivable setting," said McGaugh, who is an advocate of an "altered gravity" hypothesis that prohibits the presence of dim issue inside and out. "That doesn't make it wrong, just extremely bizarre."

How could this nonappearance of dull issue help demonstrate that it exists? By conceivably discrediting adjusted gravity hypotheses that propose gravity acts in a way that the universe bodes well without dim issue. Be that as it may, those elective hypotheses require stars in this cosmic system to dash no less than twice as quick as they were seen moving in this examination.

Other outside researchers said the underlying take a gander at the computations give off an impression of being right, however the outcomes are jumbling. A universe with so few stars ought to have more dull issue than others, not none.

"These are extremely solid researchers thus I consider the outcomes important," said Marc Kamionkowski, a physicist at Johns Hopkins University.

One pariah proposed that maybe the "world" van Dokkum examined is diffuse to the point that it may not by any means be a cosmic system. Another recommended that the dull issue may very well be outside of the zone that van Dokkum estimated. Van Dokkum expelled the two conceivable outcomes. "It's kind of non-debatable. There's nothing else, simply the stars," he said. The main way this can be clarified is if dull issue exists in the universe, just not in that cosmic system, he said.

There's awful clarification for why and how this cosmic system has no dull issue, van Dokkum said. He proposed four distinct conceivable outcomes — all problematic. His top pick: That the world shaped in the early universe in a way cosmologists have never observed or comprehended. "It's not all that regularly you get a genuine shock," van Dokkum said.