Realme GT 7 Pro gets Rs 15,000 price cut ahead of GT 8 Pro launch

Realme has dropped the price of its flagship GT 7 Pro by Rs 15,000 in India, setting the stage for the upcoming GT 8 Pro. The discount brings the phone’s starting price down to Rs 44,999, making it one of the most aggressively priced Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 devices in the market.

The GT 7 Pro features a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, a 50MP Sony sensor, and 100W fast charging. The phone has earned strong reviews for performance and battery life, positioning it as a premium option at a midrange price.

The move is seen as a strategic clearance ahead of the GT 8 Pro’s expected November unveiling. Retailers such as Flipkart and Realme’s official store are offering the deal for a limited time, giving buyers a rare chance to grab flagship specs at a steep discount.

Pokémon GO gears up for a packed week of events from November 10 to 16

Niantic has lined up a full slate of in-game events for Pokémon GO players between November 10 and 16, promising new encounters, raid challenges, and exclusive bonuses. The highlight is the “Electric Horizons” mini-event, featuring increased spawns of Electric-type Pokémon such as Jolteon, Electivire, and Tynamo, along with shiny debut chances.

Trainers can also expect a special five-star raid rotation led by Zekrom, bringing a renewed focus on legendary battles. Mega Ampharos will headline Mega Raids, while themed field research tasks offer rare encounters and bonus Stardust rewards.

Community buzz suggests Niantic is ramping up engagement ahead of the game’s next seasonal update. With XP boosts, unique spawns, and a mix of nostalgia and challenge, this week’s lineup gives both casual and competitive players plenty to chase. For long-time fans, it’s another reminder that Pokémon GO remains one of mobile gaming’s most active worlds.

Honor of Kings shatters esports attendance record with massive live crowd

Honor of Kings has officially broken the Guinness World Record for the largest live audience at an esports event, drawing an unprecedented 108,000 fans to its 2025 Global Invitational finals in Shanghai. The milestone cements Tencent’s mobile MOBA as a global powerhouse in competitive gaming.

The record-breaking event took place at the newly expanded Shanghai International Expo Center, where fans packed multiple arenas to watch top teams from China, Brazil, and Saudi Arabia compete for the championship title. Millions more tuned in online across Huya, YouTube, and Twitch.

Guinness officials confirmed the figure on-site, calling it the largest verified live audience ever recorded for an esports competition. Analysts say the turnout highlights the explosive growth of mobile esports, a segment once dismissed as niche.

For Honor of Kings, it’s not just a trophy but a statement that mobile gaming has truly arrived on the world stage.