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Muscat Daily
25-06-2025
- Business
- Muscat Daily
Nothing brings new smartphones to Oman with launch of Phone (3a) series, CMF Phone 2 Pro
Muscat – Nothing, the design-led London-based tech brand known for shaking up the smartphone industry, has officially arrived in Oman with the launch of its new Nothing Phone (3a) series and CMF Phone 2 Pro. The much-anticipated debut was marked by an exclusive launch event at Mövenpick Hotel Muscat, welcoming industry leaders, tech enthusiasts, and local partners. The new smartphones will be available across various local retailers, both in store and online. The event was led by Mr. Rishi Gupta, Regional Director of Nothing for the Middle East and Africa, alongside Mr. Pradeep Kumar Tripathi, Founder and Chairman of GPT Group, the brand's official distributor in Oman. 'Oman has always been a market that appreciates both innovation and individuality,' said Mr. Rishi Kishor Gupta. 'With the Phone (3a) series and CMF Phone 2 Pro, we're delivering more than just great devices; we're delivering experiences that are smart, uniquely designed, and crafted to fit into real lives. We're excited to build something meaningful here, with the support of GPT Group.' Mr. Pradeep Kumar Tripathi added, 'This is a proud moment for GPT Group and for tech lovers across Oman. Nothing's approach to design and user experience is refreshing, and we're confident these devices will resonate with a new generation of consumers who expect more from their technology.' With the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro, Nothing brings high-end performance to the mid-range category. Essential Key: A smart shortcut that opens Essential Space—an AI-powered hub that automatically organizes your notes, screenshots, and photos so everything's right where you need it. Triple Camera System: A 50MP main camera, 50MP telephoto lens (2x optical zoom), and 8MP ultra-wide lens cover all your photo needs—whether it's a close-up or a sweeping landscape. Stunning Display: A 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with a silky-smooth 120Hz refresh rate. All-Day Battery: Up to 5000mAh of power, with 45W fast charging to keep you moving. Nothing OS 3.1: Clean, fast, and customizable—built on Android 15, made for how you use your phone.
Time of India
23-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Missing flight proves lucky for JSR couple
1 2 Jamshedpur: A twist of fate saved a newly-wed couple from Jamshedpur who missed their flight to Kashmir after falling ill from food consumed at a Delhi restaurant. Rishi Gupta and Anuradha, Sonari residents employed at a Bangalore IT firm, had planned to visit Pahalgam in Kashmir, a destination often likened to Switzerland that draws international tourists. The couple arranged their Kashmir trip post-marriage, intending to return to work early next month. Speaking to TOI from Delhi on Wednesday, Rishi said, "As per schedule, we reached Delhi on Sunday. On Monday we had planned to reach Srinagar, then visit Pahalgam on Tuesday. If we didn't miss the flight on Monday, we could have fallen dead in front of terrorists' bullets. On Sunday night, we had a small get together of friends at a hotel in Paharganj, for those who missed our wedding reception party on April 16. Both Anuradha and I fell sick after having drinks and food at the hotel. So we were unable to catch the flight on Monday. Now, both of us think it was god's wish that we missed the flight and so we are alive today." Anuradha said, "We have cancelled our Kashmir trip and want to return to Jamshedpur as soon as possible. Though we had great desire to visit Kashmir but after yesterday's incident, it is very diffiicult to gain courage and visit there in near future." The mass departure of tourists from Kashmir has caused airfares to Delhi to increase significantly. The couple now plans to return to Jamshedpur by road. Local JD(U) MLA Saryu Roy said, "Centre should deal with an iron hand to teach the terrorists involved in this human massacre the right lesson. Killing of Hindu tourists is a direct attack on the ashmita of Sanatan Dharmis." The Indian Medical Association's doctors from Jamshedpur have urged the Centre for swift action against the perpetrators. IMA secretary Dr Saurabh Chaudhury stated, "The Pahalgam killing is a genocide."
