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  • Booking of Jeep Compass started, may launch on January 23

    In view of the increasing demand in the SUV segment, bookings have been started in India for the facelift version of the Jeep Compass. According to the report, it will be launched in India on 23 January. In some selected cities dealerships have started accepting bookings for this as well. As a design, this car will get many changes compared to the outgoing model.

    Talking about its main changes, this new car will be brought with new headlamps, redesigned front bumper and fog lamp housing. It will get new alloy wheels and 10.1 inch touchscreen infotainment system, in which FCA’s latest Uconnect 5 software will be given. Apart from this, it will also support integrated Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The SUV will get climate control, redesigned AC vents and a fully digital instrument cluster.

    The 2021 Jeep Compass facelift will be offered with a choice of 1.4 liter turbo petrol and 2.0.liter turbo diesel engine. The power and torque of these engines may have been changed, while the transmission options can get 6-speed manual, 7-speed DCT and 6-speed automatic.

  • PM Modi to visit Kutch on Dec 15, lay foundation stone of development projects

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Dhardo in Kutch, Gujarat on the 15th of this month and lay the foundation stone of several development projects in the state. These projects include a plant to convert salt water into drinking water, a hybrid renewable energy park and a fully automated milk processing and packaging plant.

    The capacity of the plant to convert food water into drinking water will be 10 crore liters per day. This will supply drinking water to around eight lakh people nearby. This will be the fifth plant in Gujarat after Dahej, Dwarka, Ghogha-Bhavnagar and Gir-Somnath.

    Hybrid Renewable Energy Park will be the largest park in the country in its category. It will be built in an area of ​​72 thousand six hundred hectares and will produce 30 gigawatts of electricity.

    The Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone for the Milk Processing and Packaging Plant at Sarhad Dairy Anjar. It will cost Rs 121 crores and its processing capacity will be two lakh liters of milk per day. The Prime Minister will also visit White Rann.

  • England drawn with Poland, Belgium will face Wales in European qualifiers

    England have been drawn alongside Poland, Hungary, Albania, Andorra and San Marino in Group I as UEFA completed the draw for World Cup qualifying on Monday.

    Qualifying will begin on March 24-25 of 2021 with the total of 10 matchdays being played between then and the middle of November.

    The world’s top-ranked side Belgium were paired with Wales, Czech Republic, Belarus and Estonia in Group E as they look to return to the World Cup after defeating England in the third-place game in 2018.

    The 2018 World Cup winners France, meanwhile, will have to combat Ukraine, Finland, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kazakhstan in Group D while runners-up Croatia were drawn with Slovakia, Russia, Slovenia, Cyprus and Malta.

    The seedings were based on FIFA world rankings on November 26, with Belgium, France, England, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands the top-ranked sides, making them unable to be drawn together.

    The ten group winners qualify automatically for the finals which will take place in Qatar from November 21 to December 18, 2022.

  • YouTube will remind users to ‘keep comments respectful’ before posting

    YouTube is taking new steps  to weed out bullying, hate speech and other kinds of nasty comments. The company introduced a new feature that will remind users to “keep comments respectful,” when its automated systems detect a comment may be offensive. The change is rolling out now on Android, and will eventually move to other platforms, though it’s not clear when.

    The feature is similar to one recently implemented by Instagram. Before a comment is posted, a pop-up will appear with a reminder to “keep comments respectful.” The user will then be able to edit the comment or post it anyway. The company notes that seeing the reminder doesn’t necessarily mean a comment has violated its rules or that it will be removed.

    The update is part of a larger effort by YouTube to reduce hate speech and make its platform more equitable for all its creators. In addition to the new pop-ups, it will also test a new feature for YouTube Studio that automatically filters out “potentially inappropriate and hurtful comments” to make it easier for video creators to avoid seeing them.

    The company will also undertake a new effort beginning next year to evaluate bias in its monetization features. YouTube says that while it’s “heard concerns” from some creators, it doesn’t currently have a good way to look into these claims because the company doesn’t have data on how its video creators identify.

  • How To Let Google Photos Set Randomised Wallpapers That Pull Images From Your Memories

    Google Photos is rolling out a new update for Android users which brings a random wallpapers feature to Android phones. The new feature will allow users to set randomised, rotating wallpapers, which make use of the saved photos on a user’s smartphone. The new feature comes with version 5.22 of Google Photos and the update will be rolled out automatically for all users.

    The new rotating wallpapers on Google Photos can be activated by going into the wallpaper settings of an Android smartphone. The randomised wallpapers can be activated in the live wallpapers section in Android smartphones. There will be a ‘Memories’ option that users will have to select in order to allow their smartphones to start pulling photos from the Memories section of Google Photos to cycle between them as a background. With this feature, Google will define what counts as a memory, based on its machine learning algorithms. This means users won’t be able to decide what all images will show up as background wallpapers.

    Users will need to go into the wallpaper settings of the Android smartphone, then select live wallpapers. In live wallpapers, there will be an option called ‘Memories.’ Once a user selects Memories as their live wallpaper, the phone will start pulling photos from the Memories section of Google Photos.

    Google is ending the free, unlimited photo storage on Google Photos on June 1, 2021. The company had earlier announced that post June 2021, users will be charged for using over 15GB of storage.

  • Nissan will soon launch new high performance full size X-Terra SUV

    Nissan is going to launch its new high performance X-Terra SUV soon. According to the report, it will be a full-size SUV that the company will bring in seven different color options. The interior of this SUV will be made very special and this car will look luxurious from the inside. It will get a dual-tone interior of black and brown color.

    This car would have used segment-leading ‘zero gravity’ seats for better comfort. For information, tell that the company has installed acoustic glass to prevent outside noise and noises in this car. Nissan will bring the new X-Terra SUV with a 2.5-liter, 4-cylinder petrol engine. This engine will generate 163 Bhp of power and 241 Newton meter of torque. The company has used a 7-speed automatic gearbox with this engine.