Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 75 goes on sale in India at Rs 69,999

Xiaomi has started sales of the QLED TV X Pro 75 in India, expanding its large screen television portfolio . The 75 inch model features a 4K Ultra HD resolution of 3840 × 2160 and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Filmmaker Mode. The panel design offers a 97.76% screen to body ratio.

The television supports DLG 120Hz and MEMC for smoother motion, along with Auto Low Latency Mode for gaming. Audio output is rated at 34W through a box speaker system with Dolby Audio, DTS X, and DTS Virtual X support. eARC is included for Dolby Atmos passthrough when paired with compatible sound systems.

The TV runs on a quad core A55 processor with 32GB storage. Connectivity options include three HDMI ports, two USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, AV, optical output, dual band Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

The Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 75 is priced at Rs 69,999, with a limited period bank discount reducing the effective price to Rs 64,999.

GTA Online adds new drift cars, 3X rewards, and the tiny Shitzu Keitora

Rockstar is turning GTA Online into a drift festival this week, rolling out new Drift Tuning options, boosted rewards, and a compact new vehicle that is already grabbing attention.

Shitzu Keitora joins the drift lineup

The headline addition is the Shitzu Keitora, a small Utility class import now available through Southern San Andreas Super Autos. Despite its size, the Keitora is positioned as a capable drift machine and can be tested for free at the LS Car Meet Test Track.

Drift Tuning Upgrades are now available for the Übermacht Sentinel XS, Vapid Dominator GT, Dinka RT 3000, and the new Keitora. All Drift Tuning upgrades are 30% off this week, and the Declasse Drift Walton L35 returns as a free vehicle.

3X GTA$ and RP on Drift Races

Players can earn 3X GTA$ and RP on all Drift Races, with GTA+ Members earning up to 6X through March 4. Completing three Drift Races unlocks a bonus GTA$100,000 and the Bright Manor Racing Suit.

Additional bonuses include 5X LS Car Meet Reputation, 2X rewards on Weed Sell Missions, and multiple vehicle discounts across the in-game marketplace.

Google launches Nano Banana 2 with Pro-level image quality at Flash speed

Google has introduced Nano Banana 2, officially called Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, its latest image generation model designed to combine high speed output with advanced visual capabilities.

The new model brings features previously limited to Nano Banana Pro into a faster “Flash” tier. According to Google, Nano Banana 2 integrates Gemini’s broader world knowledge and can use real time web information to render more accurate subjects. It also improves text rendering inside images, allowing for clearer typography and in-image translation.

Nano Banana 2 supports subject consistency across multiple characters and objects within a single workflow. It can maintain up to five consistent characters and as many as 14 objects, enabling more structured storytelling and design work. The model also offers flexible output resolutions ranging from 512 pixels to 4K.

Google says Nano Banana 2 is rolling out across the Gemini app, Search AI Mode, AI Studio, Vertex AI, Flow, and Google Ads. The company continues to apply SynthID and C2PA standards to label and verify AI generated content.

Nothing Headphone a confirmed for March 5 launch with new colors and bigger battery

Nothing has confirmed that its next over ear headphones, the Nothing Headphone a, will launch on March 5 alongside the Nothing Phone 4a series.

In a short teaser shared ahead of the event, the company hinted at “bold colourways” and claimed the new model will offer the longest battery life of any Nothing audio product so far. While detailed specifications have not been revealed, the messaging suggests battery performance will be a central upgrade.

The teaser image shows a yellow finish similar to the one seen on the Nothing Ear a earbuds. The visible design elements appear close to the existing Nothing Headphone 1, indicating the brand may be refining rather than redesigning its over ear lineup.

Nothing also posted the line, “Your playlist has an end. We made sure the sound doesn’t,” reinforcing the focus on extended playback time.

Full details, including pricing and feature upgrades, are expected at the March 5 launch event.