VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

Dell has recently announced the launch of XPS 13, a high-performance, artfully constructed laptop in India. The stunning 13.3-inch laptop sports virtually borderless Infinity Edge touch display, a design pioneered by Dell, and is backed by the unmatched Intel 8th-generation core processors offering increased performance. Dell XPS 13 has been consistently winning accolades as one of the best 13” Windows notebooks and is one of the jewel products of the XPS family. The XPS 13 has all of the manageability and select security features of Latitude in an aggressively thin and competitive form factor. The Dell XPS range is an acclaimed range and has garnered over 300 product awards, with a number of industry “firsts” and “bests” across form factor breakthroughs, display prowess, battery life to its acclaim. Dell’s iconic virtually borderless InfinityEdge display maximizes screen space by squeezing a 13.3-inch display in an 11-inch form. With a bezel only 5.2 mm thin, starting

Vodafone India and itel Mobile have entered into a strategic partnership to provide an exciting cashback offer on the purchase of feature-intensive itel A20 smartphone. The offers provide a cashback of Rs.2,100 to a customer buying itel A20 bringing its effective price down from Rs.3,690 to just Rs.1,590. This partnership underlines the common mission of both itel and Vodafone to popularize 4G connectivity in the country. It aims to propel the growth of data adoption by providing access to a smartphone and mobile internet, thereby empowering customers to remain connected always at extremely pocket-friendly prices. To avail this exclusive offer, itel and Vodafone customers will have to buy the itel A20 smartphone priced at Rs.3,690 and recharge with Rs.150 or more in a calendar month for 18 months. The recharge can be done either cumulatively or as a one-time recharge. At the end of 18 months, customers will receive a cashback of Rs.900. Upon continuing to recharge Rs.15

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited has written to Airtel and sought a reversal of subsidy amounts that have been wrongfully credited to the Airtel Payment bank accounts. A company statement said: “HPCL has requested that the subsidy amounts of consumers whose LPG subsidies have been wrongfully credited to Airtel Payment bank accounts be immediately transferred back to the customer’s earlier bank account or to the respective oil marketing companies.” According to reports, ₹167 crore have been wrongfully credited to the Airtel Payment Bank interface through 31 lakh transactions. The oil marketing companies and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas have been getting a large number of complaints from consumers regarding non-credit of the LPG subsidy amounts into their earlier bank accounts for the past few weeks, the HPCL statement added.... For more information, visit   :  http://www.varindia.com/news/hpcl-writes-to-airtel-payments-banks-for-reversal-o