The new Helio P70 powered smartphone by Realme is here… Realme U1 confirmed to be launched on November 28th & will be an Amazon Exclusive
Realme, the brand name that is on the lips of every youth these days, is yet again back with another bang. This time they are launching their new U series, that will focus on premium quality.
Last month when the Helio P70 chipset got launched, Realme CEO Madhav Seth confirmed that they will launch their new smartphone with this chipset at the end of November. A few days back they switched to the yellow logo and changed the style of logo.
Impressively, they have kept their promise and they are to launch the new device on November 28th. Realme will this time rely on Amazon for their new smartphone launch.
Realme’s record this year
According to Counterpoint Research, Realme has become the first brand to sell 1 million smartphones within 5 months of its launch. It is currently the fourth largest brand online and claims to have sold over 3 million devices in the past six months.
Having launched some great smartphones back-to-back, the company is trying to expand its portfolio with the new U series. The Realme 1, Realme 2, Realme 2 Pro and the Realme C1 have all been a huge hit.
With the new Realme U1, they want to capture the mid-range segment, primarily captured by brands like Xiaomi, Oppo, Honor, Motorola, Vivo and Nokia.
The new Realme U1
As the heading tells, the new Realme U1 will be the first smartphone to be powered by MediaTek’s new and premium end Helio P70 chipset.
The Helio P70 has tons of new features and has the capability of using AI features heavily. It is an octa-core chipset fabricated using the 12nm process.
Using this chipset the smartphone will offer new imaging experience like:
faster multi-frame noise reduction shot,
anti-blooming engine, and
accurate AI detection using a high-resolution depth engine.
The landing page of the Realme U1 on Amazon suggests that this will be “the India’s Most Powerful Selfie Camera ever”
Though it is not clear how much resolution exactly will the front camera be, but as the industry has shifted up to 25-megapixel. The image in Amazon suggests that the Realme U1 will use six element lens, which should help with improved sharpness and clarity of images.
Bearing the new dew-drop notch the smartphone will look classy and premium. Rumours also suggest that the smartphone will also bear the latest in-display Fingerprint Scanner option as well.
Not many specs are not really known about the new device. But we will keep this space updated with more news and leaks.
Realme U1 to counter Redmi Note 6 Pro
Already the new OnePlus 6T has disrupted the market and the new Redmi Note 6 Pro is on verge of its launch. So, Realme now has the best moment to capture their rival Xiaomi’s market.
Claiming to be India’s best camera smartphone series – the Redmi Note 6 Pro will debut on Flipkart the coming week. Having some slight improvements, the Note 6 Pro will be introduced to the market as a budget smartphone.
Already we have seen the Realme 2 Pro to totally out beat the sales of Redmi Note 5 Pro in the festive season. And to counter the new Mi A2 and the Note 6 Pro, Realme’s new mid-range smartphone will play a significant role in the Indian smartphone market.
It will be great to see how Realme U1 fights with the best selling Redmi Note series.
To wrap things up…
Needless to say that the U1 series will be premium end smartphone by the company accompanying with all the lastest and modern features.
The Helio P70 will typically give a better performance, and we hope this time Realme to use their own OS and use the latest Android Pie in its smartphone. Well, rest of it will all be revealed on November 28th, so keep your fingers crossed until the launch.
Oppo launches their new mid-range smartphone – the Oppo A7 with Dual rear camera & Dew-drop notch display in China for CNY 1,599
After a lot of speculations regarding Oppo’s new A7, finally, it has been launched in China. Having listed on some websites of China & Nepal, the sales of it will begin from November 22 in China.
Specs
Oppo A7 features a 6.2-inch HD+ IPS LCD display. It has a 19:9 aspect ratio, and an 88.3% screen-to-body ratio. It also bears the modern waterdrop notch housing the front-facing camera.
Surprisingly this smartphone has been powered by Snapdragon 450 chipset, paired with 3GB of RAM or there’s another 4GB RAM variant as well. You get 32GB of internal storage with the 3GB version and 64GB of internal storage with the 4GB variant. Expand the storage of the device using a microSD card up to 256GB.
Coming to the camera specs, the Oppo A7 bears a dual rear camera setup with a 13 MP primary sensor with f/2.2 aperture and a 2 MP secondary sensor with a f/2.4 aperture. The selfie shooting front-facing camera unit is of 16 MP.
For connectivity, the device has a dual 4G VoLTE sim support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v4.2, GPS/ A-GPS, Micro-USB with OTG support and a 3.5mm headphone jack
The Oppo A7 runs on Android 8.1 Oreo out-of-the-box coupled with Oppo’s custom ColorOS 5.2. This device has a huge 4,230mAh battery to power you all throughout the day easily.
Oppo A7 will be available in three significant colours: Fresh Powder, Lake Light Green and Amber Gold.
Currently, it has not been released in India, but soon we expect to hit the Indian market to compete with other mid-range devices. So, what are your thoughts on the new Oppo A7? Tell us in the comments below.
Chelsea star, Hazard believes that the PSG youngster, Mbappe should be ahead of Modric in the queue for the Ballon d’Or, after winning the World Cup.
The race for the 2018 Ballon d’Or is arguably the most unpredictable in over a decade. Several players are said to be in the running. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have won the last 10 between them. But neither of them are considered to be among the favourites. After they failed to make much of an impact at the World Cup.
Luka Modric was considered to be in line for the individual gong. Modric was recently crowned as FIFA’s Best Men’s Player following an excellent 2018, helping Croatia to the FIFA World Cup final and Real Madrid to a third UEFA Champions League success in a row. But at the club level he has been underwhelming this season.
Hazard starred in Russia and is sparkling for Chelsea this season. But he does not feel worthy of the award and the winger believes World Cup winner Mbappe has been more consistent over the course of the calendar year. He should beat Modric and himself to the Ballon d’Or. The ceremony will take place on 3rd December in Paris, per RTBF via Ouest-France.
“Even though I had a very good year, we have to keep our feet on the ground. ” Hazard told RTBF. “I do not deserve the Ballon d’Or, I think there are players who have been better than me. I would have said Luka Modric. But he plays a little less well since August or September. So if we take into account the beginning of the season, I would say Kylian Mbappe. The goal for me is not to have the Ballon d’Or, it is to maximise fun on the pitch. If I win it one day, so much the better. If I don’t, it will not be a problem.”
Ballon d’Or chances :
While the start to 2018-19 may have been forgetful for Modric. But the memories of his performances in the Champions League final and throughout the World Cup remain vivid. In the Champions League final against Liverpool, he bossed the game as Real Madrid won 3-1. While in the World Cup he was the heartbeat of the Croatia team. They made a shock run to the final, only to lose to France.
On the France team and the scoresheet that day (World Cup final) was Mbappe. He established himself as a footballing superstar with his performances at the tournament. The 19-year-old was sensational for Les Bleus. He netted four goals and outstripped numerous defences with his blistering speed. While Modric’s season has gotten off to a slow start following the World Cup. Mbappe appears to have kicked on again, netting 13 times already this season for PSG.
Hazard also enjoyed a wonderful World Cup. He was Belgium’s key performer as they finished third. He’s been excellent for Chelsea so far in 2018-19 too. Hazard has scored seven goals and set up another four in the Premier League this season, despite making just eight starts.
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Amazon launches the all-new Amazon Fire Stick 4K with Alexa Voice Remote priced at Rs.5,999 that streams 4K UHD, HDR10+ content using Dolby Vision
The Amazon Fire Stick TV has always been a great competitor to Google’s Chromecast. A few months back Google launched their 3rd gen Chromecast, and now Amazon has now brought the all-new Fire Stick TV 4K.
Fire Stick TV has always been appreciated for its huge content and for its own Amazon Prime Video content. It is one of the best alternatives if you are looking for a great Android TV box to power up your TV.
The Fire Stick TV fires up your non-smart TV and adds in modern features that help you to see lots of amazing contents from the internet, connect your phone to TV and what not.
Over the years, we have seen a lot of improvement in the Amazon devices and improvement in Amazon’s popular voice assistant Alexa. It has been widely used in Amazon’s other devices and this time it has been integrated into the Alexa Voice Remote.
As we have seen Google Assistant get integrated with Google Chromecast, so it’s not a huge deal in seeing this either. The new Alexa voice remote has greater skills and helps you to control your smart home devices as well.
Specs & Features:
1.7GHz quad-core processor makes this 80% more powerful than the previous generation Fire Stick TV
Stream high-quality content including 4K Ultra HD and HDR10+ titles using Dolby Vision technology
8GB storage space
Bluetooth 5.0+ LE
Dual-band Wi-Fi for connectivity.
Dolby Atmos audio helps to get you to get an immersive sound experience
Choose from thousands of movies and TV episodes – enjoy favourites from Prime Video, Hotstar, Netflix, Zee5, Sony LIV, and others
Experience thousands of apps, Alexa skills, and millions of websites like YouTube, Facebook, and Reddit
Enjoy favourites from Prime Video, Hotstar, Netflix, Zee5, Sony LIV, and others
Do more with Alexa—view live camera feeds, check cricket scores, order food, and stream music.
Amazon Prime members get unlimited access to thousands of movies and TV episodes, plus ad-free listening to millions of songs with Amazon Prime Music.
The new Amazon Fire Stick TV 4K with Alexa Voice Remote is available at Amazon for Rs.5,999. Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2ToEhCH
You can also buy only the new 2ng gen Alexa Voice Remote only for Rs.1,999. Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2PBrJK4
With cool new features and with more new content, the new Amazon Fire Stick TV 4K looks impressive. If you are looking to fire up your non-smart TV, then the new Amazon Fire Stick TV 4K is the best choice for you. Note: You need to have an HDMI port to use the Fire Stick TV 4K on your TV.
WhatsApp is one of our most popular messaging apps right now. It develops the features and brings some new one in a regular manner to maintains its position. This is the best property of it after all. 🙃
To make our chatting experience a little bit better, WhatsApp brings us a lot of surprises. Some of the new features are already available in the public version, others are in beta. These features lift WhatsApp up some steps more towards popularity.
Let’s have a look at all the attractive features 🏁
⭐ Stickers
Instead of small emojis now you can sen big more attractive stickers to express your mind. You find the sticker option just beside of the Emoji and GIF option. The most interesting thing is you can download more and more stickers from the play store as much you want.
⭐ Swipe to Reply
To give a reply to a particular message or to a particular someone in a group now you need not to follow the long process (long press the text to select and tap on the reply menu in the topmost bar). Just swipe the text and that’s it.
⭐ Private Reply
Using this one you can able to reply to some of your group members’ particular text privately.
⭐ Live Group Video Calling
One to one video calling in WhatsApp is going to be history. Now time for Group Video Calling. In some days you can make video calls to three other peoples at a time.
There is some news in the air that night mode, privacy security like features may come in future. For that, just we have to wait.
Looking for a wireless headphone? Finding for the best ones in the market? Here we bring the 5 Best True Wireless Headphones You Can Buy 2018
A bad day, long journey or just a video game, the music played with it creates the actual excitement. This is the reason why headphones have gained so much popularity.
Ever thought what makes a headphone good? Well, it is not only about the sound quality but it is about a few other things as well. While buying a headphone you need to consider the style, the colour, the features and most importantly the sound quality.
Remember the wireless headsets will not offer you great sound but it will also carry our messages clearly. Therefore, you need to be very careful while choosing the right one for your mobile phone.
Here are 5 Best True Wireless Headphones You Can Buy 2018 :
1.Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II-
Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II is one of the best wireless headphones available in the market. Weighing approximately 0.69 pounds, Bose offers a battery life of almost 20 hours. The enhanced sound quality and the great bass promises to transport you to another world, where there will be just you and your favourite music.
With a flip of a switch you can you can choose to shut out the outside world, yes, this wireless headset comes with the latest noise cancelling technology. It has been created to measure the noise and to change accordingly. Bose is not only famous for the sound quality but it is also known for the backend technology and longevity.
You can expect this headset to stay with you for the entire lifetime. Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II connects well with Amazon Alexa and Google assistant. The wireless headsets fall in between the range of 28000-29000 INR.
2.Sony WH-1000XM2-
Sony WH-1000XM2 needs no introduction; it is simply one of the best wireless headphones with some astonishing features. The best thing about this wireless headset is it can be customized according to the individual needs and personalization. It is approximately 1.4 meter.
The mini plug is designed with gold constraint. The headphones can be easily paired with Bluetooth and other electronic devices. The noise cancelling technology promises to keep the unwanted sound from creating any wall between you and your favourite track. It can be your best friend for long journeys as the battery lasts for almost 30 hours.
The wireless model of Sony (WH-1000XM2) can be easily operated with just the fingertip. You can buy this headphone from the online stores or the normal retail store. This model falls in the range somewhere in between 29000-30000 INR.
3.Sennheiser momentum wireless earbuds-
Sennheiser momentum wireless earbuds are having a cable length of 4.5 to 4.6 feet along with battery standup for more than 25 hours. It can be connected to the TV, PCs/Desktops, stereos and other related devices. It does have wireless Bluetooth models with soothing sound quality and amazing bass.
These earbuds come in different styles: On-ear headphones, Over-Ear Headphones and in-ear. The earbuds are designed for the travel and sports purpose. These headsets resist and protect the cords from sweat drops, water and moisture. The pocket pinch starts from 9000 INR.
4.Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2-
Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 is a wireless headset with some unique features that can be customized according to an individual perception. It is handy in nature and comfortable to wear during workouts sessions or jogging. Don’t worry the earbuds won’t get soaked up in your sweat, the material comes with water or sweat resistant feature.
You can use this headphone for almost 24 hours without charging. It also features the noise cancelling technology, which promises to shun the unwanted sound of the outside world. The price range starts from 30000INR.
5.AKG N60NC wireless-
AKG N60NC is a wireless headset with the customized sound production facility. It weighs approximately 199.0 g. It is also one of the most premium earbuds brands that come with amazing sound. You can expect the entire world to melt away after accessing the noise cancelling feature.
You can choose this headphone to make your workout session exciting. It comes with sweat as well as water protection feature, so you can leave your worries back and enjoy the exercising session. It has a compact design and quite light in weight. The earbuds range in between 20000 to 26000 INR.
Music freaks will always look out for something to make their experience a memorable one. These headphones come with a promise to make you love music even more. You can check the online stores to buy these headphones at a discounted price or you can choose to test the features in the retail stores and buy one for a great experience.
Looking for a solid smartphone on a budget? You should go for the ASUS Zenfone Max M1 at Rs.7,499 after reading our detailed review on it
ASUS recently launched its budget end smartphone Zenfone Max M1 at Rs.7,499. What has made this smartphone so special is its solid offerings at the budget smartphone?
In our daily lives, we always look for a smartphone that has enough RAM to handle all our apps efficiently, decent enough processor, and a great battery life.
When we have a budget of around Rs.7,000, we cannot expect a smartphone to have a mind-blowing camera. But, it’s boon to us if we get a good camera.
Keeping all these things in mind, and on basis of user interests, we decided to do a detailed review of the ASUS Zenfone Max M1.
Before our thoughts, let’s give a quick overview of the specs of this smartphone:
13.84 cm (5.45 inch) HD+ Display
13MP Rear Camera with f/2.0 aperture
8MP Front Camera with f/2.0 aperture
4000 mAh Battery
Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 Processor
3 GB RAM | 32 GB ROM | Expandable Up to 256 GB
Zen UI 5.0 on top Android Oreo 8.0
Face Unlock and Fingerprint Sensor
Honestly speaking, I was surprised when I started reviewing this smartphone. Here’s what I have dug out after using it for 15 days:
Display
The first main feature of the smartphone that you’ll notice is its HD+ display. It has a 5.45 inch HD+ IPS display with 18:9 aspect ratio that seems sharp and vivid. Though it does not has the best viewing angle, but for a budget smartphone, it is ok.
The 2.5D glass around the corners makes the screen look cool as well. The screen seems to be bright enough with 400 nits of max brightness.
Design
The smartphone is a sturdy one that feels good when you hold in your hand, and it is much like its brother Zenfone Max Pro M1. The build quality is great, though it’s not stylish its a decent one. Because of the metallic finish and unibody design, it feels quite premium as well.
Performance
When it comes to performance, you get the real benefit of having the 3GB RAM. Housed by an old but good enough Snapdragon 430 octa-core processor, day-to-day tasks seems buttery smooth.
Well, it does lack the Snapdragon 450 as you see in Realme C1 or the Helio P22 in Redmi 6, but at Rs.7,499 it does a pretty good job. The 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage help you boost your daily performance.
An octa-core processor with 3GB RAM helps you do play games like FIFA Mobile, Clash Royale and even PUBG Mobile at low settings.
Camera
The surprise element of this smartphone is the camera, as because at Rs.7,499 this packs some awesome rear as well as front cameras. The Zenfone Max M1 packs a “too common” 13MP primary camera with f/2.0 aperture, so it takes a lot of light and details as well.
I was surprised to see that this smartphone captures a great portrait shot through its single lens using software optimizations. The daylights shots are absolutely great while night shots look promising as well. The colours in the pics seem natural and bright. Here are some of the sample shots:
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Overall it has a great rear camera compared to its price. You can even record 1080p videos with this smartphone with great details and colours.
The 8MP front camera with f/2.0 aperture to looks fair enough, and you also get modes like Beauty, Portrait, Selfie Panorama, GIF Animation.
Battery
The feature that stands out for the smartphone is its insane 4000mAh battery that lasts much longer mostly because of its clean UI. It can easily last for 1-2 days with normal usage and even more with lesser use. It does not support fast charge but gets fully charged by 2-3 hours.
Software & other features
The feature I felt the best about the smartphone is its clean UI. ASUS’s own Zen UI 5.0 on top of Android Oreo 8.0 is very light and fast, making the smartphone much more efficient.
Interestingly the smartphone features both the Face Unlock and Fingerprint Sensor. Both seems fast and accurate but face unlock takes a few milliseconds more time than the fingerprint sensor.
So, having listed all our views, one thing that is clear is that this smartphone packs in some serious features that are hard to find in the price range. It is a solid smartphone with modern amenities and has some great looks. Here are the pros and cons of the smartphone:
Pros:
Great build quality
Good cameras
Huge battery
Clean UI
3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage
Only costs Rs.7,499
Has both the Face Unlock and Fingerprint Sensor
Cons
No notch(if you need one then)
No dual camera(though it does great for portrait mode)
Old Snapdragon 430 processor
To be precise if you are on a budget and need a solid smartphone with good cameras and great battery life, ASUS Zenfone Max M1 as the best choice. I would rate a 4.2 out of 5 for the smartphone.
English Premier League clubs have voted in favour of introducing Video Assistant Referees (VAR) to the competition from next season.
English Premier League is the only major European league not to make use of Video Assistant Referees. VAR has already been implemented in France, Spain, Germany and Italy.
The vote was held at a shareholders’ meeting on Thursday. The clubs reached an agreement. It will see the English top flight, join the UEFA Champions League in introducing video technology at the start of the 2019-20 campaign. “Premier League clubs have agreed in principle to introduce Video Assistant Referees (VAR) to the competition in the 2019/20 season. ” a statement on the league’s website read.
“At a Shareholders’ Meeting today, clubs were provided with an update on the non-live VAR trials being undertaken by the League and Professional Game Match Officials (PGMOL) this season. Key learnings from VAR’s use in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, and other leagues across the world, were discussed in detail. The Premier League’s non-live testing programme will remain in place for the rest of this season. Along with a continued emphasis on those Saturday afternoons which have several matches being played concurrently. And developing a clear protocol for communicating VAR decisions to fans. The League will now formally make a request to the International Football Association Board and FIFA to use VAR next season.”
The news comes less than a week after Southampton manager Mark Hughes said the Premier League is “still in the dark ages” because of its delay in adopting VAR. The Saints boss was complaining after striker Charlie Austin had a goal disallowed against Watford. This prompted the forward to hit out at officials in an interview after the game.
“It’s ridiculous. Watford shouldn’t be in the game. We scored a perfectly good goal that was ruled out for offside. ” he said. “The officials cost us two points. They said it was offside; that is a joke. People go on about VAR. They [the referees] clearly need help. If this is the best, most-watched league in the world then give them all the help they need. It is a joke.”
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The UEFA Nations League group stage is nearing its conclusion. But which teams can still be promoted, relegated or reach the finals? Lets have a look.
The UEFA Nations League involves promotion and relegation as well as the chance to reach the UEFA EURO 2020 play-offs and, from League A, June’s knockout finals. The race to earn promotion to the league above or even qualify for the finals – all while avoiding the drop to the tier below – is beginning to hot up ahead of next month’s last batch of group games.
Germany are in danger of suffering relegation as the inaugural Nations League nears the conclusion of the tournament’s opening phase. With the last fixtures set to be played over the next few days, teams will be seeking to round off their campaigns on a high with plenty still to be decided. All four places in the Nations League finals remain up for grabs, while only two teams have been promoted (Georgia and Ukraine) or relegated (Iceland and Poland) so far.
Race for the finals :
A trophy is up for grabs at the end of the first Nations League cycle, with four teams set to compete in semi-finals and a final at the end of the 2018-19 European club season.
Group 1 :
World Cup winners France lead the way in Group 1 with seven points from three games, but Netherlands can overhaul them with two wins in their remaining fixtures. A draw in Rotterdam on Friday would send France to the finals, though.
Group 2 :
Belgium or Switzerland will emerge as the winners of Group 2, with a straight shoot-out between the two for the final berth. Switzerland must win by two clear goals to guarantee their progression, while Belgium only need to be victorious.
Group 3 :
Portugal top Group 3 and only need a draw in Italy on Saturday while Roberto Mancini’s men must beat the Euro 2016 champions and hope they do not take three points against Poland.
Group 4 :
Despite losing at home to England last month, Spain remain frontrunners in Group 4 with victory in Croatia on Thursday enough to send them through to the finals at England’s expense.
Promoted :
Georgia (D→C)
Ukraine (B→A)
Relegated :
Iceland (A→B)
Poland (A→B)
Here we look at each of the 55 teams individually :
Albania : C1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Scotland (H) – Will be relegated if they fail to beat Scotland.
Andorra : D1 – out of contention
To play : 15/11/18 vs Georgia (H), 19/11/18 vs Latvia (H) – Cannot be promoted.
Armenia : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Gibraltar (A), 19/11/18 vs Liechtenstein (A)
Austria : B3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Bosnia and Herzegovina (H), 18/11/18 vs Northern Ireland (H) – Austria will be promoted if they win both their games in November provided they have a superior head to head record against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Azerbaijan : D3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Faroe Islands (H), 20/11/18 vs Kosovo (A) – Will be promoted with two wins in November.
Belarus : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play :15/11/8 vs Luxembourg (A), 18/11/18 v San Marino (A)
Belgium : A2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Iceland (H), 18/11/18 vs Switzerland (A) – Belgium will reach the finals with a win against Switzerland on 18 November.
Bosnia and Herzegovina : B3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Austria (A) – Bosnia and Herzegovina need a point against Austria to guarantee promotion.
Bulgaria : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Cyprus (A), 19/11/18 vs Slovenia (H)
Croatia : A4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Spain (H), 18/11/18 vs England (A) – Croatia will seal a place as finalists if they win both the games in November.
Cyprus : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Bulgaria (H), 19/11/18 vs Norway (H) – A win in either game would ensure they are not relegated. Two victories would give them a chance of promotion if neither Norway nor Bulgaria beat Slovenia.
Czech Republic : B1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 19/11/18 vs Slovakia (H) – Cannot be promoted but a draw with Slovakia would ensure that they are not relegated.
Denmark : B4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 v Wales (A), 19/11/18 vs Republic of Ireland (H) – Will be promoted with a win in Wales, or if they draw then beat Ireland.
England : A4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 18/11/18 vs Croatia (H) – England will seal a place as finalists if Spain fail to beat Croatia and England then win their final game.
Estonia : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Hungary (A), 18/11/18 vs Greece (A) – Estonia cannot be promoted; will be relegated if they lose to Hungary.
Faroe Islands : D3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Azerbaijan (A), 20/11/18 vs Malta (A)
Finland : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Greece (A), 18/11/18 vs Hungary (A) – Will be promoted with a point from either of their November games.
France : A1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Netherlands (A) – Will reach the finals with a draw in Rotterdam.
FYR Macedonia : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Liechtenstein (A), 19/11/18 vs Gibraltar (H) – Will be promoted if they secure at least four points in November.
Georgia : D1 – promoted
To play : 15/11/18 vs Andorra (A), 19/11/18 vs Kazakhstan (H) – Their 3-0 win in Latvia on 16 October sealed promotion.
Germany : A1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 19/11/18 vs Netherlands (H) – Will be relegated if they do not win, and will be down three days earlier if the Netherlands beat France.
Gibraltar : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Armenia (H), 19/11/8 vs FYR Macedonia (A)
Greece : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Finland (H), 18/11/18 vs Estonia (H)
Hungary : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Estonia (H), 18/11/18 vs Finland (H) – Cannot be promoted.
Iceland : A2 – relegated
To play : 15/11/18 vs Belgium (A) – The 2-1 home loss to Switzerland on 15 October confirmed their relegation.
Israel : C1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 20/11/18 vs Scotland (A) – Will be promoted with a point in Scotland.
Italy : A3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Portugal (H) – Have a chance to reach the finals if they beat Portugal and the European champions do not defeat Poland three days later.
Kazakhstan : D1 – out of contention
To play : 15/11/18 vs Latvia (H), 19/11/18 vs Georgia (A) – Cannot be promoted.
Kosovo : D3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Malta (A), 20/11/18 vs Azerbaijan (H) – Will be promoted if they win in Malta and Azerbaijan do not beat the Faroe Islands.
Latvia : D1 – out of contention
To play : 15/11/18 vs Kazakhstan (A), 19/11/18 vs Andorra (A) – Cannot be promoted.
Liechtenstein : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs FYR Macedonia (H), 19/11/18 vs Armenia (H)
Lithuania : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Romania (A), 20/11/18 vs Serbia (A) – Must win both games and hope Romania lose in Montenegro on 20 November to have a chance of avoiding relegation. Cannot be promoted.
Luxembourg : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Belarus (H), 18/11/18 v Moldova (A) – Luxembourg will be promoted with victory over Belarus.
Malta : D3 – out of contention
To play : 17/11/18 vs Kosovo (H), 20/11/18 vs Faroe Islands (H) – Cannot be promoted.
Moldova : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs San Marino (A), 18/11/18 vs Luxembourg (H)
Montenegro : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Serbia (A), 20/11/18 vs Romania (H) – Will be promoted if they win both November matches.
Netherlands : A1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs France (H), 19/11/18 vs Germany (A) – Will ensure a finals place with two November wins.
Northern Ireland : B3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 18/11/18 vs Austria (H) – Cannot be promoted.
Norway : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Slovenia (A), 19/11/18 vs Cyprus (A)
Poland : A3 – relegated
To play : 20/11/18 vs Portugal (A) – The 1-0 home loss to Italy on 14 October confirmed their relegation.
Portugal : A3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Italy (A), 20/11/18 vs Poland (H) – Will reach the finals with a draw in Italy.
Republic of Ireland : B4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 19/11/18 vs Denmark (A) – Cannot be promoted; will be relegated unless Denmark lose to Wales, then Ireland win in Aarhus.
Romania : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Lithuania (H), 20/11/18 vs Montenegro (A)
Russia : B2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 20/11/18 vs Sweden (A) – Will be promoted with a point in Solna, and could go up three days earlier if Sweden do not beat Turkey.
San Marino : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Moldova (H), 18/11/18 vs Belarus (H) – Cannot be promoted.
Scotland : C1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Albania (A), 20/11/18 vs Israel (H) – Will be promoted with two wins in November.
Serbia : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Montenegro (H), 20/11/18 vs Lithuania (H) – Serbia will be promoted on 17 November if they win and Romania fail to beat Lithuania.
Slovakia : B1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Ukraine (H), 19/11/18 vs Czech Republic (A) – Will be relegated if they do not win either November game.
Slovenia : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Norway (H), 19/11/18 vs Bulgaria (A) – Cannot be promoted; will be relegated unless they pick up at least four points in November in the hope of overtaking Cyprus (who have a superior head-to-head).
Spain : A4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Croatia (A) – Spain will seal a place as finalists with victory over Croatia.
Sweden : B2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Turkey (A), 20/11/18 vs Russia (H) – Will be promoted with two wins in November. But will be relegated if they lose in Turkey or if they fail to win either November game.
Switzerland : A2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Belgium (A) – Switzerland will seal a place as finalists with a two-goal victory over Belgium.
Turkey : B2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Sweden (H) – Cannot be promoted; will be relegated if they lose to Sweden.
Ukraine : B1 – promoted
To play : 16/11/18 vs Slovakia (A) – The 1-0 win against the Czech Republic on 16 October sealed a League A berth.
Wales : B4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Denmark (H) – Will be promoted with a win.
Why does it matter :
Gibraltar securing their first ever competitive victories in international football showed just how important the UEFA Nations League can be to smaller nations.
The four group winners in League A will go into the Nations League Finals draw on December 3. They are also guaranteed at least a play-off place for Euro 2020, if they fail to get through qualifying. The promoted teams from Leagues B, C and D will move up a League for the next Nations League tournament. They are also guaranteed at least a play-off place for Euro 2020, if they fail to get through qualifying. The relegated teams from Leagues A, B and C will move down a League for the next Nations League tournament.
Every team’s final position will determine their seeding for Euro 2020 qualifying, the draw for which takes place on 2nd December.
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Need a great GPU to pair up with your processor? Have a low budget? Here are the Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018
GPU prices have fallen drastically these days, helping gamers to get hold of their favourite graphics cards at reasonable prices. NVIDIA after launching its RTX graphics cards have quietly lowered the prices of their old GTX graphics cards.
So, if you are looking forward to a great NVIDIA GPU, it is the correct time to go for a GTX 1050 or even GTX 1060 which cost below Rs.30k. Well, if you have a Ryzen processor you may opt-in for AMD graphics cards.
If you are an ardent NVIDIA GPU follower, then this post will help you a lot in judging the right GPU at your price point. You can even pair the GPUs with new 9th gen Intel Core processors for great gaming performance.
So, here are our Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018:
So, here was our Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018. All of them are just great to plug into your new PC and give a blazing fast gaming performance.
Buy the necessary one according to your budget, and as we have listed the best ones at the price range so that you do not have to hunt for the best one in that specific price segment.
