Nokia Edge Pro Beast: 8GB RAM, 42MP PureView..

This 2017 is probably an exploding year for Nokia to launch many new Android smartphones. In particular, we have the Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and 6 smartphones relaesed in june 2017. Morepver , there are Nokia 7, Nokia 8, Nokia 8 and 9 devices likely to come soon in this 2017. However , today another new Nokia Android phone just revealed. More particular, it is Nokia Edge Pro beast, and it comes with amazing specs.

Overall, the Nokia Edge Pro specs comes with a bezel-free and edge -to-edge design just like the phone name suggest. Moreover , Nokia Edge Pro screen owns a 6.0-inch Super AMOLED display, with a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels. Also, the Nokia Edge Pro platform works on Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset, alongside with Deca-core 2.5GHz processor. For the memory, Nokia Edge Pro smartphone provides with 6GB or 8GB RAM. Besides, Nokia Edge Pro phone has 128GB and 256 GB ROM (non-expandable).

Next factor is the Nokia Edge Pro camera features, Which is pretty impressive. In particular, Nokia Edge Pro mobile offers a 42MP PureView main shooter, with Carl Zeiss optics lens. About the Nokia Edge Pro secondary camera, it brings in a 20MP front-facing snapper forataking selfies. Furthermore, Nokia Edge Pro smartphone conatains a non-removable battery of 5000mAh, with Quick Charge 4.0 support. However, this information of Nokia Edge Pro beast is not official yet.

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Actor Tom Alter Dies of Cancer at 67

Actor Tom Alter,Who was fighting cancer,has died in Mumbai.He was 67. A statement on behalf of his family said,"it is with sadness we announce the death of Tom Alter, actor, writer, director, Padma Shri, and our dear husband and father."Mr Alter was taken to Saifee Hospital earlier this month
with stage four skin cancer, for which he had been treated earlier and which had relapsed.He was taken home on thursday and died on friday night, news agency IANS reports.Tom Alter in film,television and theatre.

Bihar : 'Vikas Purush' Nitish Kumar all set to wage war against social evils like dowry,and child marriage.

Elphinstone Road Stampede : Raj Thackeray slams centre,says MNS will not allow work on bullet train

A day after 22 people were killed in a stampede on a foot-over-bridge at  Elphinstone road station in mumbai.MNS chief Raj Thackeray trained his guns on the ambitious bullet train project.Thackeray warned the centre and the Maharashtra government that his party wont let even single brick be laid for Ahmedabad-Mumbai Bullet train project,until basic infrastructure is provided to Mumbai citizens.

Speaking to reporters at his residence in Dadar,Thackeray threatened a major morcha to Western Railway headquarters in Churchgate on  October5, to highlight poor tranport infrastructure,CNN NEWS18 reported.

'While people are struggling to survive in the cities,MOdi is asking them to do yoga and campaign for Swachh Bharat.We will launch a 'no bullet train campaign'," Thackeray said slamming the Modi government.

The MNS president claimed that Suresh Prabhu was replaced by Piyush Goyal as the Railway Minister only to push through the Bullet Train project. "This Goyal is useless,Prabhu was good,"he said.

Attacking the BJP, Thackeray called Modi a "LIAR" who changed all his statements before and after the 2014 Lok Sabha elections"We have never seen a PM who is such a big liar .He made big promises and then dismissed them as 'election jumlas'.How much can a person lie in this fashion?" asked Thackeray.

Britain Calls Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi

Britain has called on Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi to do all she can to end the violent conflicts in her country that has been displacement of hundreds of thousand of Muslim Rohingyas.

Russian MoD releases Idlib airstrikes footage, denies targeting populated areas

Russia air force has been targeting Al Nusra-affiliated fighters in the Idlib province of syria,the Russia Defense Ministry said,releasing vidoes to refute"unsubstaniates claims"that it deliberately bombed civilian-populated arreas.

"The Russian Air Force does not strike populated areas in the Syrian Arab Republic". General Igor Konashenkov spokesperson for the Russian Defense Ministry said Tuesday,following reports of Russian strikes allegedly hitting heavily populated areas in Idlib.

The controversial Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claimed that in the past few days it has documented "intense airstrikes targeting...villages and towns" in Idlib province. The raids ,SOHR claimed ,killed 27 civilians ,while injuring 58 others.

The NGO,run by an individual residing in the UK, has for years been feeding news about the Syrian war to many media oulets,claiming to have a wide network of contacts on the ground.
The Western media ,along with officials,often take the information provided by SOHR at face value and cite its reports that speaks of victims of either Rusiian or Syrian military actions in the region.Both the Russian and Syrian military have on a number of occasions revealed inconsistencies in the group's reports,however ,accusing it of manipulating its alleged evidence.

In the past 24 hours,the Russian jets have struck 10 terrorist targets in Idlib province,the defense Ministry said,releasing the footage of the strikes.

Prior to initiating the strikes,the Russian military confirmed terrorist movements at target location through drone reconnaissance and "other intelligence channels" Konshenkov said.
The targets ,which were all situated away from populated areas,included ISIS's underground bases ,ammunition depots and armored vehicles,the military said. The Russian jets also managed to destroy jihadist's rocket launchers and workshops that produce explosive-laden vehicles.

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