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Philips Audio launches launch of TAT3225 earbuds
Mumbai: India’s TWS market has witnessed a robust growth of 34 per cent wherein the surge was primarily driven by the growing consumer preference for wireless convenience and portability as reported by IDC. Additionally, technological advancements resulted in the development of TWS earbuds offering improved sound quality, extended battery life, and enhanced features, thereby propelling the category’s expansion. Keeping this in mind, TPV Technology has further expanded its footprint in the audio market with the launch of the brand-new Philips TAT3225 TWS.
Ideated to revolutionise the audio experience of its users, these new TWS boasts an array of top-notch features that promise unparalleled sound quality and comfort. From immersive audio performance to seamless connectivity, the TAT3225 is designed to redefine the audio experience for all. Available at leading retail outlets and online platforms, this TWS will be available at a special price of Rs 1990/-.
The Philips TAT3225 TWS offers an exceptional 24-hour playtime, along with echo cancellation and an IPX4 rating, ensuring it’s the perfect companion for all on-the-go adventures. With the added flexibility of mono mode and intuitive integrated controls for easy access to the phone’s voice assistant, these earbuds are tailored to suit every individual’s needs. They are also equipped with low latency ultra-responsive mode- offering the user a smart pairing feature, while LED indicators keep users effortlessly connected at all times.
Commenting the launch of the two new products, TPV Technology India Pvt Ltd country head Atul Jasra said, “We are delighted to unveil our latest addition, the Philips TAT3225 TWS earbuds, to our valued customers. These innovative earbuds are tailored with audiophiles in mind, offering an exceptional audio experience. At TPV, our passion for excellence drives us to continually raise the bar, and these new releases are a testament to our dedication to providing the highest quality audio experiences. With advanced features ensuring superior sound performance, we have spared no effort in ensuring that these earbuds not only meet but exceed expectations, ultimately enhancing the audio experience for our esteemed customers.”
Key features of the new Philips TAT3225 TWS
24 hours’ playtime (Six + 18 hours)
Experience uninterrupted music on the move with our latest TWS earbuds, boasting an impressive 24-hour playtime. You can indulge in your favorite tracks all day long. Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or unwinding at home, these earbuds guarantee non-stop musical enjoyment. Bid farewell to frequent recharging hassles and welcome endless hours of audio bliss with our TWS earbuds.
IPX4 splash and sweat resistant
⦁ IPX4 certification ensures reliable protection against water and sweat damage
⦁ Can handle while doing activities like running, gym workouts, and sudden rain showers
⦁ Perfect companion for an active lifestyle, providing freedom to focus on workouts or outdoor adventures without distractions
Integrated controls
Say goodbye to unwanted echoes with the echo cancellation feature. Whether you’re in a noisy environment or speaking in windy conditions, our echo cancellation feature guarantees optimal sound quality, allowing you to enjoy seamless communication with friends, family, or colleagues and immerse yourself fully in your audio experience, whether you’re making calls or listening to music. Communication becomes more convenient by activating your phone’s voice assistant with just a tap making your tasks easier by giving out simple commands. Moreover, the built in mic feature provides sound clarity to both the speaker and listener ensuring that your work calls and meetings go smooth without any hindrances.
Mono mode
The TAT3225 offers the convenience of mono mode, allowing you to multitask activities while using a single earbud. Whether you need to stay aware of your surroundings while on a call or simply prefer mono listening during certain activities, this feature provides enhanced flexibility and versatility. With mono mode, you can enjoy uninterrupted audio playback or engage in hands-free calling with ease, without the need to wear both earbuds simultaneously. Simply pop in one earbud and enjoy your favorite content while staying connected to the world around you.
Smart pairing and design
Immerse yourself in uninterrupted connectivity through our innovative smart pairing feature, enhanced by the state-of-the-art “Low Latency Ultra Responsive Mode” for swift connections. These earbuds are ergonomically designed to provide a snug and cozy fit for every user, promising unparalleled indulgence.
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Uber launches hotel bookings feature in partnership with Expedia
From hotel bookings to room service at your door, the ride-hailing giant is making its boldest push yet into everyday life
CALIFORNIA: Uber is done being just a taxi app. At its annual GO-GET product event, the world’s leading mobility and delivery platform unveiled a sweeping set of new features designed to plant itself at the centre of how people travel, eat and shop, hotel bookings included.
The headline move is a partnership with Expedia Group that lets Uber users in the United States book hotels directly within the Uber app, with access to a catalogue that will eventually grow to more than 700,000 properties worldwide. Uber One members get 10 per cent back in Uber One credits on all hotel bookings and savings of at least 20 per cent on a rolling list of more than 10,000 hotels globally. Vacation rentals from Vrbo, Expedia Group’s home-rental brand, will be added later this year. The partnership is expected to expand beyond the United States. From June, Uber rides will also be integrated directly into the Expedia app, with push notifications sent to travellers ahead of hotel check-in to book discounted Uber rides for the duration of their stay.
Dara Khosrowshahi, chief executive of Uber, framed the expansion in terms of the modern condition. “Uber is becoming an app for everything, helping people go, get, and now travel all in one place,” he said. “We’re all living through a moment of real cognitive overload: too many apps, too many decisions, too much noise. At the end of the day, our job is to help people reclaim their time, spending less of it managing the logistics of life and more of it actually living.”
Ariane Gorin, chief executive of Expedia Group, struck a similarly ambitious note. “Travel should feel effortless, and this partnership gets us one step closer to offering a seamless traveller experience,” she said. “By connecting our two-sided marketplace with Uber, we’re bringing Uber rides directly into the Expedia app and Expedia Group’s lodging inventory into the Uber app through our Rapid API technology. Together, we’re helping travellers spend less time planning and more time enjoying the journey.”
Beyond hotels, the product announcements come thick and fast. Travel Mode, available within both the Uber and Uber Eats apps, offers curated recommendations on local favourites, tourist destinations, OpenTable restaurant reservations and on-demand delivery to hotel rooms. Uber One International means the membership programme now works globally, allowing members to earn credits on rides abroad that can be redeemed once back home. A new Shop for Me feature lets users request items from any store, even those not listed on the app. Eats for the Way allows riders in select cities booking an Uber Black or Uber Black SUV to have a drink or snack waiting for them in the car. Voice Bookings, powered by artificial intelligence, lets users book a ride conversationally, without touching their phone. And a redesigned One Search bar consolidates results for places, food and items across the entire Uber platform in a single query.
Uber has now logged more than 72 billion trips since it launched in 2010. The question it is now answering is what comes after the ride. The answer, apparently, is everything else. Whether users want a hotel in Paris, a coffee in the back of a car or a snake plant from the local garden centre, Uber would very much like to be the one to provide it. The app economy’s land grab has a new front-runner.
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