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  Micromax is set to return to the business of making smartphones. The home-grown electronics maker is gearing up to launch its In-series smartphones in the country on Wednesday through a virtual event, which will live stream on company’s social media handles and YouTube channel. The Micromax In series would be a smartphone line-up that will debut with at least two models, both powered by MediaTek Helio G-series mobile processors. Both the smartphones would feature a gradient finish and multi-optics rear camera set-up. Micromax In series launch details The Micromax In series launch will commence at 12 noon on Wednesday. It will live stream on Micromax’s handle on commonly used social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Besides, the event live stream will be available on YouTube. Read More

  Micromax made a comeback to India’s price conscious smartphone market with the launch of IN Mobile series. The home-grown electronics maker on Wednesday launched the Micromax IN Note 1 and the Micromax IN 1B smartphones. Powered by MediaTek G-series mobile processors, both the smartphones feature big screen, large capacity battery, and multi-optics camera set-up. Micromax IN Note 1: Price, specifications and feature The Micromax IN Note 1 is a top-tier model in the IN Mobiles line-up. It sports a 6.67-inch punch-hole screen of fullHD+ resolution. Powering the smartphone is the MediaTek Helio G85, paired with 4GB RAM and up to 128GB internal storage. The phone sports a quad-camera set-up on the rear, featuring a 48-megapixel primary sensor, a 5MP ultra-wide sensor, a 2MP depth sensor and a 2MP macro sensor. On the front, the phone sports a 16MP sensor for selfies, videos and phone unlock mechanism. It also has rear mounted capacitive fingerprint sensor for phone unlock mechanis

Tech giant Microsoft has seen nearly 46 per cent drop in recruitment activity while its professional career website LinkedIn has listed even worse - just 3 openings for its entire operation amid coronavirus crisis . According to data compiled by alternative data platform Thinknum, Satya Nadella-run tech giant listed 5,580 openings on its main careers site on March 22. "By April 20, that number sunk to 3,028, a 46% drop in hiring activity," said the platform that allows investors to get data-driven investment ideas by monitoring companies' websites. On March 1, LinkedIn listed 510 openings. "Microsoft-owned career website LinkedIn has seen an even starker drop in hiring. As of this week, LinkedIn shows only 3 openings for its entire business," the web platform revealed. Read More