Indian studios unite for Gods of Cricket the world’s first 11v11 cricket game

Two Indian developers, Dirtcube Interactive and Gods and Heroes Studio, have joined forces to create Gods of Cricket, a groundbreaking 11v11 multiplayer cricket game set to enter beta on November 23, 2025.

The collaboration blends Dirtcube’s technical expertise with the creative vision of Gods and Heroes, aiming to deliver a large-scale experience that mirrors real cricket formats. Players will be able to form teams, customize characters, and compete in everything from casual gully matches to professional tournaments in real time.

The game will run on Specter, Dirtcube’s proprietary backend platform, which manages multiplayer systems, progression, and live operations. “This partnership is about building something extraordinary together,” said Pravan Parikh, Co-founder of Dirtcube Interactive. “It’s two teams putting Indian studios on the global gaming map.”

The partnership arrives at a high-growth moment for India’s gaming industry, now valued at more than Rs 8,200 crore and projected to expand rapidly through 2027. Gods of Cricket could become a defining title for India’s growing game development scene.

HONOR unveils MagicOS 10 the world’s first self-evolving AI operating system

HONOR has launched MagicOS 10, a major leap in operating systems that introduces self-evolving AI capabilities, signaling what the company calls a shift from the OS era to the AI OS era. Unveiled at HONOR’s Global Developer Conference in Shenzhen, the system builds around an upgraded AI agent named YOYO, powered by MagicLM 3.0, which can see, remember, and act to help users manage everyday tasks seamlessly.

MagicOS 10 enables fluid interaction across HONOR, Android, iOS, and Windows devices, allowing instant transfer of files, media, and documents. It also features AI deepfake detection and a new Zero-Gravity Transparency design that enhances visuals without compromising performance.

HONOR’s 1×3×N ecosystem strategy expands its AI Connect platform, fostering collaboration across industries to create an open, human-centric intelligent ecosystem.

Sennheiser highlights Spectera and pro audio gear at Broadcast India 2025

Sennheiser drew more than 600 visitors at Broadcast India 2025 as it showcased a lineup of next-generation professional audio solutions, reinforcing its leadership in broadcast and live production technology. The spotlight was on the Spectera ecosystem, the world’s first bidirectional wideband wireless audio system, which simplifies complex workflows with its WMAS technology and advanced remote control features.

The company also presented its Profile Wireless microphone, Digital 6000 series, Evolution Wireless Digital range, precision shotgun microphones, and pro headphones. Each product reflected Sennheiser’s focus on reliability, flexibility, and superior sound quality.

Vipin Pungalia, Sales Director for Pro Audio at Sennheiser India, said the event was an ideal stage to demonstrate innovations that redefine professional audio production and empower creators worldwide.

Five gaming stars to watch at Hyderabad Comic Con X DreamHack India

Hyderabad is set to become the hub of gaming and pop culture as Comic Con X DreamHack India takes over the HITEX Exhibition Centre from October 31 to November 2. The event will unite esports, cosplay, technology, and creator culture under one roof, with India’s top gaming personalities ready to take center stage.

Leading the lineup is Tanmay “Scout” Singh, the face of Indian BGMI and a favorite among fans. He will be joined by Abhijeet “Ghatak” Andhare, a mentor and strategist who helped shape Indian esports, and Kaashvi Hiranandani, a dynamic creator known for her mix of style and skill. Deepak “Sensei” Negi brings sharp focus and consistency, while Harsh “Spraygod” Malik adds humor and energy that fans love.

DreamHack’s return promises electric crowds, competitive matches, and unforgettable creator moments that celebrate India’s thriving gaming community.

Red Hat brings OpenShift support to NVIDIA BlueField DPUs for next-gen AI data centers

Red Hat has announced support for Red Hat OpenShift on NVIDIA BlueField data processing units (DPUs), creating a secure and high-performance foundation for AI-driven data centers. The integration enables enterprises to run intensive AI workloads with improved efficiency, security, and scalability.

By offloading networking, storage, and security services from CPUs to DPUs, OpenShift on BlueField frees up computing resources for AI tasks. This helps accelerate data flow, enhance multi-tenancy, and strengthen security by isolating infrastructure services from application workloads.

The technical preview will roll out in the coming weeks as Red Hat and NVIDIA deepen collaboration around the DOCA framework and future BlueField releases. According to Red Hat’s Ryan King, the partnership delivers “a reliable, secure, and high-performance platform for AI infrastructure.”

Uno Minda launches 2-Way and 3-Way dash cams for safer driving in India

Uno Minda has introduced its new 2-Way and 3-Way Car Dash Cam DVRs in the Indian aftermarket, targeting the growing demand for in-car safety and evidence-based driving solutions. The devices offer up to 4K Ultra HD recording, multi-channel coverage, WiFi connectivity, and smart sensors designed for Indian roads.

The 3-Way model features triple-channel recording for front, cabin, and rear coverage, while the 2-Way version provides dual-channel recording with wide-angle lenses. Both models include app-based wireless viewing, loop recording, and G-sensors that secure footage during collisions.

Priced at Rs 14,999 for the 3-Way and Rs 12,999 for the 2-Way, the dash cams combine compact design with durable construction, giving drivers added confidence and protection on every journey.

Samsung shows tri fold phone that bends into the future

Samsung has offered a glimpse of what could be its next big experiment in mobile design. At the APEC showcase, the company revealed a prototype tri-fold smartphone that folds twice, transforming from a standard phone into a near-tablet display.

In a short demo clip, the device opens in a smooth Z-shaped motion, with the display lighting up seamlessly across its three panels. Samsung has kept key details under wraps, offering no word on launch dates, pricing, or specs, but the concept signals a push to stretch the limits of foldable technology.

Experts suggest a tri-fold could finally deliver the large screen experience without the bulk that has limited traditional foldables. Still, questions around durability and everyday usability remain. Samsung’s current Galaxy Fold models already test both engineering and pricing boundaries.

If this concept reaches production, it could redefine what consumers expect from mobile devices, turning the idea of a phone that folds in two into something far more flexible.

Stuffcool launches Ultimus 128 India’s fastest 128W car charger

Stuffcool has introduced the Ultimus 128, a high-powered car charger that delivers a total output of 128W, capable of charging laptops, tablets, and smartphones all at once. Combining PD 65W, PPS 33W, and QC 30W support, the charger can power an iPhone or Pixel to 50% in about 30 minutes.

The device includes dual Type-C and one USB-A port, compatible with Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 and QC 3.0 standards. Despite its impressive power, the Ultimus 128 weighs just 120 grams and fits neatly into any car socket. Its smart power management system automatically adjusts output to protect devices from overheating or overload.

Designed for frequent travelers and everyday drivers, the Ultimus 128 turns any car into a fast-charging station. Stuffcool continues to strengthen its presence in India’s premium accessories market with products that focus on performance and reliability. The Ultimus 128 is available now on Stuffcool’s official website and Amazon India.

Pega boosts Blueprint with new data sovereignty features

Pegasystems has strengthened its AI-powered design tool, Pega Blueprint, with new privacy and data sovereignty capabilities. The update introduces regional data residency in the US, UK, EU, Australia, Japan, and Singapore, ensuring files and workflow data remain within local jurisdictions. Pega Cloud clients can now store Blueprint files in private virtual clouds, giving full control over access and isolation.

The platform also adds localized user experiences and federated access controls through enterprise single sign-on integration. Pega confirmed that client data is never used for AI model training and remains fully encrypted. Chief product officer Kerim Akgonul said the enhancements enable faster, more secure collaboration for global enterprises navigating complex data compliance requirements.