Redmi Launches 2024 Edition Smart Fire TV 32 Amid Spotify Issues

The Swedish music streaming service Spotify recently faced a technical glitch that led to the disappearance of numerous user-created playlists.

Despite this issue, users were still able to stream music without interruption, and auto-generated playlists like "Daily Mix" remained unaffected.

Many frustrated Spotify users took to X (formerly Twitter) to express their concerns and seek clarification about whether others were experiencing the same problem.

Redmi Smart Fire TV 32 2024 Edition Launched

Xiaomi has officially launched the Redmi Smart Fire TV 32 2024 edition. This new model features a sleek, bezel-less design and an HD-ready screen (1366 x 768 pixels) with HDR playback support for compatible content.

The 2024 edition follows the 2023 release and represents Xiaomi's first foray into Fire TV OS-based televisions, deviating from their usual Google TV/PatchWall offerings. The smart TV is available at a special launch price of Rs 11,999, with additional bank offers reducing the effective price to Rs 10,999.

Elon Musk May Depart From Tesla

Tesla CEO Elon Musk may leave the company if shareholders do not approve his proposed $56 billion pay package. This information was revealed by Tesla's board chairwoman Robyn Denholm. Back in 2018, shareholders agreed to a unique compensation deal for Musk, where he would receive no traditional salary.

Instead, his compensation would be tied to the company's growth and earnings targets. The potential departure of Musk hinges on the approval of this significant pay package.

CMF Phone 1 to Launch in India Soon

The CMF Phone 1, the first smartphone from CMF by Nothing, a sub-brand of the London-based company Nothing, is set to be launched in India soon. The name and imminent release of the device have been officially confirmed by CMF.

Previous reports have speculated that the CMF Phone 1 could be a rebranded version of the Nothing Phone 2a, which was introduced in March, but with a distinctly different design.

Apple's Own Passwords App May Be Launched

Apple Inc. is planning to introduce a new proprietary application named Passwords at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024, scheduled for next week.

The Passwords app, set to launch on June 10, is designed to streamline the login process for Apple's users across websites and software platforms. This new application aims to enhance the user experience by simplifying and securing the way users manage their passwords.