Tech Wrap: Xiaomi Redmi 9 Prime, new Mac computers launched and more

More tech news includes India blocking Baidu and Weibo and Vodafone Idea cutting 1,500 jobs in India.

Here’s everything that happened in the world of tech today. (Pixabay)

It was an eventful day in the world of technology today. While Xiaomi launched the Redmi 9 Prime smartphone, Nokia launched the Nokia C3 smartphone. In addition to this, India blocked top Chinese apps Baidu and Weibo and Apple launching new Mac computers.

So, here's everything that happened in the world of tech today:

Xiaomi Redmi 9 Prime launched

Xiaomi today launched the Redmi 9 Prime smartphone in India. It comes at a starting price of ₹9,999 and it will go on sale in India via Amazon India and mi.com on August 6.

Apple launches new Mac computers

Apple today launched a 27-inch iMac, 21.5-inch iMac and iMac Pro computers. While the iMac will be available for $1,799 (roughly ₹1.35 lakhs), the 21.5-inch iMac and iMac Pro will start at $1,099 (roughly ₹82,000) and $4,999 (roughly ₹3.7 lakhs) respectively.

Baidu, Weibo blocked in India

The Indian government today blocked China's version of Google Search, that is Baidu, and Twitter, that is Weibo, in the country. These platforms will soon be taken off the Play Store and App Store.

Nokia C3 launched

HMD Global quietly launched the Nokia C3 smartphone. The phone will initially be available in India at a price of CNY 6,99 ( ₹7,500 approximately).

Vodafone Idea cuts 1500 jobs

Vodafone Idea Limited has cut approximately 1,200 to 1,500 jobs since May. A new report says that the decision has been made in order to reduce operating costs.