OnePlus 15 to launch November 13 globally: 50MP camera, 6.78-inch display and other features to expect

OnePlus has officially announced the global launch of its next flagship, the OnePlus 15, on November 13. The device will feature a triple-chip architecture, a 1.5K 165Hz LTPO display, and a massive 7300mAh battery, positioning it as the company’s most powerful and durable smartphone yet. Enhanced cooling, superfast charging, and top-tier IP ratings are also…

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‘No easy’: Delhi Capitals after releasing 13 players in WPL 2026 retentions

Delhi Capitals have revealed their retained players for the Women’s Premier League 2026 season. Five core players, including Jemimah Rodrigues and Shafali Verma, will form the team’s foundation. This strategic move aims to build on past successes as the franchise prepares for the upcoming mega auction. Delhi Capitals, a consistent finalist, seeks to strengthen its…

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American software giant SAS exits China after 25 years; layoffs 400 employees over video call

SAS Institute has exited the Chinese market after over two decades, eliminating approximately 400 jobs. The software company cited “organizational optimization” and a global operational shift for its withdrawal, though it plans to maintain a presence through third-party partners. This move follows similar reductions by other US tech firms amid competition and geopolitical tensions.

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How Illinois universities are rising to the top of America’s elite colleges

In the 2026 US News & World Report rankings, Illinois universities have made a strong national impact. The University of Chicago and Northwestern University entered the top ten, while Washington University in St. Louis ranked within the top twenty. Their rise highlights the Midwest’s growing prominence in academic excellence, research innovation, and student-centered education, challenging…

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New Zealand is so remote that…5 things only a New Zealander can say

New Zealand’s unique geographical isolation has fostered a distinct identity, from being closer to the International Space Station than some continents to its iconic sheep-to-human ratio. The nation is also known for the world’s clearest lake and its flightless kiwi bird, which lays disproportionately large eggs. These quirks highlight New Zealand’s extraordinary character.

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