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-> BGMI 3.8 update drops 24 redeem codes packed with rare skins and rewards
Following the BGMI 3.8 update, Krafton India has released 24 limited-time redeem codes offering players rare cosmetics, loot, and gear upgrades. These codes are valid until June 6, 2025, and are available on a first-come, first-served basis, with only 10 redemptions per code. Each player can redeem one code per day and a total of two codes until the expiry date.
How to redeem BGMI codes:
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Enter your Character ID, one redeem code, and the Captcha
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Click confirm and check your in-game mail for the reward
Active BGMI redeem codes:
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DAZBZFSNXHSQ
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DAZCZFEPX64K
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DAZDZJV7MUBP
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DAZEZ4AUFFJR
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DAZFZB3EE6RV
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DAZGZ6EJ5UV3
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DAZHZ98TVMCA
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DAZIZP7WNTFA
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DAZJZP4KNUXF
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DAZKZPKAE8VH
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DAZLZAHMMNP8
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DAZMZGEFNVK9
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DBZBZRQ8HBBW
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DBZCZF4J35BW
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DBZDZF5J95MM
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DBZEZSNP9KM3
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DBZFZD9TBB43
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DBZGZTKNKV45
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DBZHZANF6HS6
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DBZIZE64WBNK
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DBZJZ6Q5E9BP
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DBZKZK7WSEM5
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DBZLZNUHXGFR
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DBZMZ9UVEHAQ
Important rules:
– Only BGMI accounts (not guest accounts) can redeem codes
– Rewards must be claimed from in-game mail within 7 days
– Expired or already redeemed codes will return an error
If you want to flex some new skins or gear in your next BGMI drop, now’s your chance.
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May 19, 2025 15:23 IST
Acer’s Predator 500Hz beast leads bold new monitor lineup
Acer has unveiled its latest monitor lineup, headlined by two new Predator QD-OLED gaming monitors. The Predator X27U F5 pushes the envelope with a blazing 500 Hz refresh rate, perfect for esports-level motion clarity, while the Predator X27 X offers crisp 4K resolution at 240 Hz. Both monitors feature AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, True 10-bit color, and QD-OLED panels for rich, tear-free visuals.
Also joining the lineup are Nitro GA321QK P and Nitro GA341CUR W0, two Google TV smart monitors with high-resolution displays and refresh rates up to 240 Hz. Ideal for both entertainment and casual gaming, these monitors provide access to 10,000+ apps via Google TV, merging streaming and performance into a single screen.
For users on the move, the new Nitro PG271K portable monitor delivers 4K resolution in a slim, kickstand-supported design — making it a flexible, space-saving display for work or play.
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May 19, 2025 15:20 IST
Acer debuts Iconia V Series tablets and 5G devices for seamless entertainment and mobility
Acer has launched the Iconia V12 and Iconia V11 tablets alongside three new 5G connectivity devices, expanding its mobile tech lineup for users on the move. The new tablets feature lightweight metal builds, up to 2K resolution displays, 90Hz refresh rates, and are powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 processor, Android 15, and up to 8 GB RAM—ideal for students, families, and everyday entertainment.
Alongside the tablets, Acer introduced the Connect X6E Plus 5G CPE with Wi-Fi 6E, eSIM, Nano SIM, and vSIM support; the Connect M4 Mobile Wi-Fi, a secure 5G hotspot; and the Connect D5 Pro 5G dongle, offering up to 3.2 Gbps speeds, low latency, and 4x4 MIMO.
These launches mark Acer’s growing focus on delivering high-performance, portable devices that blend connectivity and productivity for today's always-on lifestyles.
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May 19, 2025 14:55 IST
Acer expands Aspire AI lineup with six new Copilot+ PCs featuring next-gen AI tools
Acer has launched six new Copilot+ PCs under its Aspire AI series, available in 14- and 16-inch variants with modern designs and AI-enhanced productivity features. Announced on May 19, 2025, the new laptops cater to students, professionals, and families, offering multi-day battery life, up to 32 GB LPDDR5X RAM, and 1 TB PCIe Gen4 storage.
Built with next-gen processors and Acer’s AI suite including AcerSense™, PurifiedView™ 2.0, and LiveArt™ 2.0, the laptops enable smarter task management and content creation. The lineup supports Wi-Fi 7, features up to 120 Hz displays, and comes packed with USB Type-C ports, all wrapped in a slim aluminum chassis.
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May 19, 2025 14:53 IST
Acer joins AI wearables race
Acer Gadget has stepped into the AI-powered wearables space with the global debut of its FreeSense Ring and AI TransBuds at COMPUTEX 2025. The FreeSense Ring is a lightweight titanium smart ring offering 24/7 health tracking with AI-driven wellness insights, including heart rate, SpO2, and sleep stage monitoring—with no subscription fees.
The AI TransBuds earbuds offer real-time two-way translation across 15 languages, needing only one user to wear them, and include live captioning and transcription.
Also on display: Acer’s expanded e-mobility lineup, including the Predator Storm and Thunder eScooters, built for smart, connected commuting.
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May 19, 2025 14:52 IST
S8UL enters Fatal Fury with signing of fighting games veteran Yurikov ahead of Esports World Cup 2025
S8UL Esports has made its debut in the Fatal Fury competitive scene by signing Marcoantonio “Yurikov” Malpica, a seasoned fighting game pro with over a decade of global tournament experience. Known for his versatility across The King of Fighters, Guilty Gear, and now Fatal Fury, Yurikov brings elite pedigree and consistent wins to India’s leading esports org.
With this addition, S8UL will now compete in eight titles at the Esports World Cup 2025 in Riyadh. The move marks another major step in S8UL’s global expansion and commitment to building a multi-genre esports legacy.
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May 19, 2025 14:44 IST
OnePlus 13s set to launch June 5 as brand’s first compact flagship with Snapdragon 8 Elite
OnePlus has announced the OnePlus 13s, its first compact flagship smartphone, launching June 5, 2025. As part of the OnePlus 13 Series, the 13s delivers top-tier performance in a sleek, one-handed form factor, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite platform and featuring India-exclusive Green Silk finish.
Designed with a new Cryo-Velocity Vapor Chamber, the device promises strong thermal control, offering up to 7 hours of stable BGMI gameplay, 24-hour WhatsApp calling, and 16 hours of Instagram scrolling. The phone also debuts the customizable Plus Key for smarter interactions and supports 5.5G with enhanced signal tech for stable connectivity.
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May 19, 2025 14:38 IST
Yotta and NVIDIA launch Shakti Cloud with DGX Cloud Lepton to boost India’s AI sovereignty
Yotta Data Services has partnered with NVIDIA to launch Shakti Cloud on DGX Cloud Lepton, accelerating the development of India’s sovereign AI. The platform will support the training of Sarvam’s Indian-language LLM, developed under the IndiaAI Mission. This integration makes Yotta the first NVIDIA Cloud Partner in Asia-Pacific to join the DGX Cloud Lepton marketplace, providing GPU-rich infrastructure across India through Tier IV data centers.
Yotta powers over 50% of the Mission’s GPU needs and plans to deploy NVIDIA B200 GPUs soon. The alliance aims to scale GenAI adoption and empower India’s digital transformation with sovereign, homegrown solutions.
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May 19, 2025 14:33 IST
Paytm rolls out 'Hide Payment' feature for added privacy in payment history
Paytm has launched a new privacy feature called 'Hide Payment', allowing users to hide specific transactions from their payment history. Introduced in response to customer feedback, the feature gives users better control over their digital footprint, helping keep surprise gifts, late-night cravings, or personal purchases discreet.
With a simple left swipe, users can hide or unhide payments anytime through the Paytm app, protected by PIN or biometric verification. The feature enhances user comfort without compromising data access. Paytm continues to build customer-first tools, adding to recent features like QR Widgets, UPI Lite, and global UPI support.
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May 19, 2025 13:41 IST
Japan’s Renesas ignites India’s chip (semiconductor) ambitions with MeitY alliance
Japanese semiconductor major Renesas Electronics has cemented its growing footprint in India by signing two strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). Aligned with the Indian government’s Chips to Startup (C2S) program, the partnership targets two fronts: powering up local startups and embedding a product-centric mindset in engineering education.
The collaboration with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) signals more than just ceremonial intent. With over 250 academic institutions and around 15 startups already under the C2S banner, Renesas is stepping directly into the center of India’s design-led manufacturing ecosystem.
From chalkboard to circuit board
The MoUs split into two missions—first, bolstering product engineering among startups through access to Renesas development kits and PCB design tools like Altium Designer. The second turns toward academia, offering hands-on training, tools, and cloud platform access. This gives students an industry-grade learning curve in VLSI and embedded systems—fields critical to India’s semiconductor play.
Malini Narayanamoorthi, India Country Manager at Renesas, put it succinctly: “We are building products in India, for India and the world.” Her comments echoed the government’s "Make in India" vision but with a sharper edge—developing talent that can ship IP and design, not just code.
Bigger offices, bolder goals
Coinciding with the partnership announcement, Renesas unveiled new facilities in Noida and Bengaluru. The Bengaluru site now serves as its largest Indian hub, hosting over 500 employees, including staff from recent acquisitions Altium and Part Analytics. The Noida site will sharpen Renesas' focus on automotive compute solutions, especially R-Car SoCs.
This physical expansion is strategic. Renesas aims to scale its Indian headcount to 1,000 by year-end and projects India to generate over 10% of its global revenue by 2030. These moves suggest that India isn’t just a talent pool—it’s fast becoming a core design engine for global semiconductor giants.
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May 19, 2025 11:47 IST
AWS launches Strands Agents, an open source SDK to build smarter AI agents
AWS has released Strands Agents, an open source SDK that simplifies building AI agents using a model-first approach. Instead of complex workflows, developers just define a model, prompt, and tools. Already used by teams behind Amazon Q Developer and AWS Glue, Strands supports models from Bedrock, Anthropic, Meta, and others. It enables fast local prototyping and smooth deployment. With built-in tools like Retrieve and Thinking, Strands supports reasoning, tool selection, and multi-agent collaboration. Backed by contributors like Meta and Anthropic, Strands is now live on GitHub and ready for developers.