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GOOGLE rumours suggest the tech giant could copy competitor Apple's iPhone X by adding

a notch to at least one of its new Pixel 3 smartphones.

Google is expected to announce its new Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL Android smartphones this

year which could come with a new notch screen design, for at least one of them.

A set of leaked screen protectors, allegedly for the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, show one phone

with a top notch display and one without.

The larger Google Pixel 3 XL is the model expected to feature a full edge-to-edge screen

and a top notch while the smaller Pixel 3 should come with top and bottom bezels instead.

The leak suggests that the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL should retain the excellent dual front

facing cameras and stereo front-firing speakers of the Pixel 2.

This supports previous rumours that Google would introduce its own version of Apple's

iPhone X Face ID as a way to add advanced facial recognition as a means of biometric

security.

There is also a possibility that an under-screen fingerprint reader will be introduced on one

of the phones, although this tech is allegedly still struggling in development.

Another rumour suggests there may be no notch or bezels at all, from information revealed

in Google's Android P mobile operating system.

Though this seems unlikely as the device would struggle to fit in a front facing camera,

sensors or earpiece speaker.

Other rumours suggest the new Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL will feature 18:9 OLED screens

made by LG.

Last year LG made the Pixel 2 XL while HTC manufactured the Pixel 2.

Google launched its previous Pixel phones around October so the Pixel 3 could be due

for a similar release date in 2018.

There have also been murmurings of a cheaper Pixel 3 alternative that could arrive as early

as August.

Also like the OnePlus 6, the new Pixel 3 phones are expected to run Qualcomm's Snapdragon

845 processors.

The most likely upgrade comes in the form of the new Android 9.0 P.

Google uses the Pixel phone launch each year to roll out its new mobile operating system

and that should be no different this year.

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Watch bypoll results Live streaming on Zee Sangam News Channel for Noorpur constituency - Duration: 2:01.

Watch bypoll results Live streaming on Zee Sangam News Channel for Noorpur constituency

The polling was conducted on May while the re-polling was held on May 30.

NEW DELHI: The counting of votes for bypolls to four Lok Sabha seats and 10 assembly seats has begun on Thursday. The polling was conducted on May while the re-polling was held on May 30.

The Lok Sabha constituencies where votes are being counted are Kairana (Uttar Pradesh), Bhandara-Gondia and Palghar (Maharashtra) and Nagaland parliamentary constituency while the 10 assembly seats are Palus Kadegaon (Maharashtra), Noorpur (Uttar Pradesh), Jokihat (Bihar), Gomia and Silli (Jharkhand), Chengannur (Kerala), Ampati (Meghalaya), Shahkot (Punjab), Tharali (Uttarakhand) and Maheshtala (West Bengal).

  The seat of Noorpur in Uttar Pradesh fell vacant after the death of sitting BJP MLA Lokendra Singh Chouhan. Chouhan was a two-time MLA from here.

Tharali seat in Uttarakhand is reserved for the member of scheduled castes. The by-poll was necessitated after the death of the BJP MLA Magan Lal Shah in February.

For more infomation >> Watch bypoll results Live streaming on Zee Sangam News Channel for Noorpur constituency - Duration: 2:01.

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Breaking News Today⚠️World War 3 China carried out LIVE FIRE drills in Taiwan Strait_Latest News - Duration: 3:12.

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box to get all breaking news alert breaking news today China carried out

live-fire drills in Taiwan Strait as tensions mount with island nation

tensions between China and Taiwan have reached fever pitch

after the Chinese People's Liberation army-navy PLA carried out live-fire

drills in the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday in a sign of increasing violence between

the nations over the disputed sovereignty of the island beijing has

been seeking to isolate Taiwan in a bid to reclaim control over the territory

and two of the islands few remaining allies switched allegiance to China in

the past month alone Liu ji China's director of the Taiwan Affairs

Office said the drills were carried out in a bid to safeguard China's

sovereignty and integrity in April the Chinese official stated the mainland has

repeatedly made it clear that it seeks peaceful cross-strait relations but only

under the one-china principle and the live-fire drill is an important

strategic step to warn Taiwan separatists that they should mend their

ways professor Lee shangguan from Beijing

Union University's Institute of Taiwan studies said relations between Taiwan

and China had reached a new low due to Taiwanese individuals pushing for

independence of the island in a direct attack on the US he added the military

drill sends a message to the US that it should stop backing the separatists on

the island however military experts believe China will most likely not

invade Taiwan despite its aggressive drills in the Taiwan Strait Sam

Roggeveen senior fellow at the loi Institute said China isn't planning to

storm Taiwan's beaches dot but he questioned why in the midst of a massive

modernization drive has the PLA Navy not built the forces to conquer Taiwan he

also pointed to the fact China has not produced sufficient numbers of

amphibious assault vessels including tank landing ships despite this being

well within China's technical capability mr. rock beam concluded my

guess is that the PLA has decided that even with a massive amphibious fleet

retaking Taiwan by force would be incredibly costly in lives and resources

the modernization of China's Navy has been mainly focused on the development

of larger ships used in longer range missions tensions between China and

Taiwan have risen sharply since the election of President sighing when in

2016 after which five countries cut their ties with Taiwan the Beijing

sceptic leader refuses to agree with China's claim that Taiwan is part of one

China Beijing still considers Taiwan a renegade province that must be reunited

with the mainland despite the fact the two nations split in 1949 after a civil

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