Comedian Kunal Kamra is known for his witty nature and amazing sense of humor whether it’s during a standup show or on his social media channels. But from yesterday the comedian has been a part of numerous headlines due to a verbal spat with Ola CEO Bhavesh Aggarwal on X platform. Let’s dive in to learn what this new E-lafda is all about.

It all started yesterday when the comedian posted an image of an Ola dealership with a large number of Ola scooters standing on its front, probably lined up for servicing.

Do indian consumers have a voice?
Do they deserve this?
Two wheelers are many daily wage workers lifeline…@nitin_gadkari is this how Indians will get to using EV’s? @jagograhakjago any word?
Anyone who has an issue with OLA electric leave your story below tagging all… https://t.co/G2zdIs15wh pic.twitter.com/EhJmAzhCmt

— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) October 6, 2024

He also tagged Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari and @jagograhakjago on his post. While the comedian also urged people to post their issue if they have with OLA Electric. This did not stop there, as when people started posting about their complaints, Kamra reposted them questioning the responsibility of Ola CEO Bhavesh Aggarwal and also stated, “Worse is the leader has no reply. ”

Worse is the leader has no reply. Ola an indian company is treating India Costumers how fly by night Chinese companies treat the entire continent of Africa…
Shame @bhash https://t.co/s1vHqz4ATz

— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) October 6, 2024

These posts not only gained a lot of attention from users online but also from Ola CEO he replied by tagging the comedian that the post by Kamra was a paid one while the CEO also offered Kunal Kamra to “come and help us out I’ll even pay more.. ”

Since you care so much @kunalkamra88, come and help us out! I’ll even pay more than you earned for this paid tweet or from your failed comedy career.

Or else sit quiet and let us focus on fixing the issues for the real customers. We’re expanding service network fast and backlogs… https://t.co/ZQ4nmqjx5q

— Bhavish Aggarwal (@bhash) October 6, 2024

This obviously escalated the online spat as Kamra claimed that if the CEO could prove that his earlier post was paid or anything else he spoke against private companies earlier, he would delete his social media. Not only this since the CEO mentioned the comedian’s failed career he also shared a clip of a surprise visit to a show where he received an amazing response from the audience.

On my failed comedy career here’s a clip from last year when I surprised an audience & opened for Grover…
Anything else you arrogant, substandard, prick @bhash pic.twitter.com/e7bQzVcCrT

— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) October 6, 2024

This online exchange of bitter words didn’t stop and the CEO again mocked the comedian for coming to the service center and he would get paid more than his shows to which Kunal Kamra asked the CEO to instead give a total refund to anyone who wanted to return their Ola EV and who has purchased it in last 4 months. He also mentioned some alternative refund options if a total refund is not possible.

So you can’t offer a 100 percent refund to people who have purchased your OLA in the last 4 months who are genuine customers…
But you want to pay me who’s not a costumer.

let me give you other options.

Can you do 85 percent refund for 1/ 2 months?

Can you do 75 percent… https://t.co/iYyHFAOmz3

— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) October 6, 2024

After this post, many memes were created for the above post and also for this onion online fight as you can see below-

To this post the CEO replied, Comedian ban na sake, Chaudhary banne chale. He once again challenged Kamra to come to the service center and work.

Comedian ban na sake, chaudhary banne chale.

Do your research better next time. And the offer to come and help us out in our service center remains open. Take up the challenge. Maybe you’ll learn some real skills for a change. https://t.co/4KekvB5Qbu

— Bhavish Aggarwal (@bhash) October 6, 2024

Kunal Kamra even shared an article about Ola EV complaints increasing and urged the journalist not to report this and instead work with the company mocking about Ola CEO’s offer to him.

Dear Journalist don’t report work with OLA factory to be a part of the solution… pic.twitter.com/1eQ2VnUiSI

— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) October 6, 2024

He also asked the CEO whether he could solve issues of every Ola complaint to date before 10^th November 2024. Not only this, when Smita Prakash, who is an Indian Journalist, posted in support of CEO Bhavesh Aggarwal mentioning, “Going after wealth creators in India is a movement in which Jaichands of the country are hard at work. ” She also urged the users to back the job creators. To this Kamra sarcastically replied.

So the wealth & job creator is Indian but the Lakhs of customers having issues with the product & service’s are from Uzbekistan… https://t.co/8ZuF8DV1wn

— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) October 7, 2024

This online spat has caused huge controversy online with some speaking in support of the CEO while some are on Kunal Kamra’s side. Let’s see whether there is an end to this or if there is more to come.

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Recently, the Green Line Issue faced by smartphone users has kept growing in the past few years. From Motorola, Samsun, Vivo, and OnePlus to Nothing there have been reports of customers facing this rapidly increasing issue on the smartphones of these OEMs. Companies have tried to resolve this issue by either offering free replacements to the affected devices or a lifetime screen warranty.

But these are the after solutions, and many times, a user has faced the same issue twice on their device. Today a OnePlus Nord user has reported facing this issue.

OnePlus Nord, got green line on the display. @OnePlus_IN @OnePlus_Support@yabhishekhd pic.twitter.com/qHZ2NvzUdA

— Kannada Tech Info (@kannadaTechInfo) October 1, 2024

The user has shared the image of the screen which shows a single green line on the display. He has also shared that the device runs on Android 12 OS and has a December 2023 security patch. On the user’s post, OnePlus Support India has replied to visit the nearest service center or book repair through the OnePlus Store app.

OnePlus has already started a lifetime screen warranty service across its affected devices in India. This service applies to any OnePlus smartphone affected by the green line, and it is not limited to selected devices.

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As the Android phone market braces for a storm of October releases, September saw manufacturers strategically positioning their devices. Despite the anticipation of upcoming launches, several notable phones made their mark on AnTuTu’s latest performance rankings.

Red Magic 9S Pro+ Maintains Dominance

The Red Magic 9S Pro+ continues to reign supreme in the Android performance arena, boasting an impressive average score of 2,142,552. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen3 Leading Edition, this gaming-focused device showcases the brand’s aggressive approach to performance optimization.

ROG 8 Pro and Redmi K70 Extreme Edition Round Out Top Three

Not far behind, the ROG 8 Pro secured second place with 2,082,175 points, further cementing the gaming phone segment’s stronghold on top-tier performance. Redmi’s K70 Extreme Edition claimed the third spot, leveraging the Dimensity 9300+ to achieve 2,066,344 points and proving its competitiveness in the high-end market.

vivo and iQOO Dominate Flagship List

September’s rankings highlighted vivo and its sub-brand iQOO’s significant presence, occupying half of the positions in the flagship performance category. Notably, the newly released iQOO Z9 Turbo+ made a strong debut, with scores rivaling its higher-priced sibling, the iQOO Neo9S Pro.

Top 10 Flagships AnTuTu Performance Rankings – September 2024

Sub-Flagship Category Sees Familiar Faces

The sub-flagship segment showcased a mix of powerful processors, with the OnePlus Ace 3V leading the pack at 1,423,762 points. The realme GT Neo6 SE secured the second spot with 1,363,933 points, both devices powered by the dominant Snapdragon 7+ Gen3 chipset.

Notably, the Redmi K70E claimed the third position with an impressive 1,354,128 points, leveraging the capabilities of MediaTek’s Dimensity 8300 Ultra. Interestingly, Redmi’s Note 14 Pro+, featuring the new Snapdragon 7s Gen3, managed to secure the tenth spot. This strong showing demonstrates the competitiveness of MediaTek’s offering in the sub-flagship market, challenging Qualcomm’s dominance.

Top 10 Sub-Flagship AnTuTu Performance Rankings – September 2024

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Today, 27th September, Google celebrates its 26th birthday. Although the company was officially incorporated on 4th September 1998, it has chosen 27th September as its commemorative date.

Google’s journey began in 1996 as a research project called “BackRub” at Stanford University. PhD students Larry Page and Sergey Brin developed the project, which evolved into the search engine we know today. The pair officially founded Google in 1998.

To mark the occasion, the company shared an image on X (formerly Twitter) showcasing its first search interface from 1998. The image features Google’s original logo and indicates that the search engine had indexed 25 million pages at the time. Current estimates suggest that Google now indexes hundreds of billions of pages, reflecting the vast expansion of the internet over the past two decades.

Started on 27/09/1998 and we made countless memories along the way ❤️ #HappyBirthdayGoogle pic.twitter.com/7VWD5U2ycv

— Google India (@GoogleIndia) September 26, 2024

Google’s innovative PageRank algorithm, which ranked web pages based on their relevance and importance determined by backlinks, set it apart from contemporary search engines that relied primarily on keyword frequency.

Since its inception, Google has grown from a search engine into a global technology company offering a wide range of products and services. Today, the company is led by CEO Sundar Pichai, who is of Indian origin.

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Motorola users facing green line issues on their devices is a concern that has been unresolved for a long time now while the complaints regarding the issue have kept on increasing. Today a user named @imaryanaveen reported about facing the green line issue on Motorola G52.

Hey @motorolaindia Look what has happened to my moto G52. Do you have any solution for this or should I take you to the consumer court.@Trolling_isart @GyanTherapy @ShokeenSanchit @yabhishekhd @stufflistings @Fanboy_Moto pic.twitter.com/Qb13jouYi7

— Naveen Kumar (@imaryanaveen) September 24, 2024

Earlier also Moto G82 & G52 users were the ones affected mostly by this issue. The user has now complained that at night the device was all good but in the morning a green line appeared on his device and then later a bunch of green and pink lines appeared on the screen. Previously users mostly had this complaint after updating their device to the latest version but the users did not install any update on their devices.

Not only this in the comment section the user has also revealed that this is the second time he is facing this issue. Earlier the smartphone was under warranty so the service center repaired it but this time he was refused free repair. The user has shown his frustration to the company by asking for a resolution and also threatened Motorola India to take them to consumer court if the issue remains unresolved.

Below this X post, many users have shared the same complaints of facing this green line issue on their Motorola devices while a few have also shown their concern that now the Motorola smartphones have started showing this green line issue even without any update.

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Apple just launched the iPhone 16 series and buyers have gone crazy behind it. Some of the buyers who have bought iPhone 16 Pro models are experiencing issues with the touchscreen responsiveness which they have reported on several platforms. As per the reports their taps and touch on the display are being ignored which is affecting scrolling, pressing, and even causing missed presses on keys on the keyboard.

The report says that software bugs can be the possible reason behind this issue. If said specifically, iOS’s accidental touch rejection algorithm over sensitivity can be causing the touch unresponsiveness. The unintentional contact with the other part of the screen can also be triggering this. One of the Reddit users wrote that when a user touches the screen next to the camera control button first, the entire display becomes unresponsive until removed.

The ultra-slim bezels of the smartphone can be one of the contributing reasons behind this thus increasing the chance of touching the edge of the display unintentionally. This can happen when a user is holding the phone by wrapping fingers around the phone and without cover. With a protective case on, the case of unresponsive touch may go down. If this is about the bezels, the problem may remain as it is but if it’s because of software bugs Apple can address it in upcoming updates.

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Marketing skids are done by every e-commerce brand, or even by some retailers, to attract customers. And as this is the festive season, both online and offline retailers are offering heavy discounts. Flipkart is amongst them, having released a banner claiming the iPhone 13, which costs around Rs 49,990, for just Rs 11. Yes, but it had some stipulation that the sale would be live at 11:11 PM IST on 22nd September 2024. And just like everyone, even I had my hands on the ‘Buy Now’ button.

But for some strange reason, every time I clicked on the Buy Now button, it just kept on shooting error messages. And my purchase didn’t happen. So I wondered if maybe my luck wasn’t that good. So I started digging more into it. Guess what I found: several people had posted on X claiming the same, that the sale didn’t happen. But rather just a few of them have posted that they did get that deal.

Thanks to the flipkart and @dealztrendz I got My iPhone 13 at 11 ✌️🤑 pic.twitter.com/b0t196jS0Z

— Raj gaming🪐 (@Rajgaming09) September 22, 2024

Lol @flipkart aka scamkart reduced the price of iphone 13 but didn't have stock 😂
The biggest scam company #flipkartscam @_Kalyan_K pic.twitter.com/alaWW2i2Vm

— crypt0holicpoet.bnb 🔶 (@Crypt0holicpoet) September 22, 2024

And now it is off the shelves from Flipkart, and a banner has been updated with a sold-out message. So what do you all think? Was it just a marketing gimmick, or will some people actually get it? If you are among the lucky ones, you can simply tag us, and we will update this story as well.

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In a few hours Apple event will begin and curtains will be taken off from several much-awaited things including new devices including phones, smartwatches, and headphones, plus some major AI updates. Those who want to watch the event can watch it live on Apple.com and official social media channels. The start timing for different regions does vary and here is the list

1. Accra – 5pm (Mon)
2. Addis Ababa – 8pm (Mon)
3. Adelaide – 2:30am (Tue)
4. Algiers – 6pm (Mon)
5. Almaty – 10pm (Mon)
6. Amman – 8pm (Mon)
7. Amsterdam – 7pm (Mon)
8. Anadyr – 5am (Tue)
9. Anchorage – 9am (Mon)
10. Ankara – 8pm (Mon)
11. Antananarivo – 8pm (Mon)
12. Asuncion – 1pm (Mon)
13. Athens – 8pm (Mon)
14. Atlanta – 1pm (Mon)
15. Auckland – 5am (Tue)
16. Baghdad – 8pm (Mon)
17. Bangkok – 12am (Tue)
18. Barcelona – 7pm (Mon)
19. Beijing – 1am (Tue)
20. Beirut – 8pm (Mon)
21. Belgrade – 7pm (Mon)
22. Bengaluru – 10:30pm (Mon)
23. Caracas – 1pm (Mon)
24. Casablanca – 6pm (Mon)
25. Chicago – 12pm (Mon)
26. Copenhagen – 7pm (Mon)
27. Dallas – 12pm (Mon)
28. Dar es Salaam – 8pm (Mon)
29. Darwin – 2:30am (Tue)
30. Denver – 11am (Mon)
31. Detroit – 1pm (Mon)
32. Dhaka – 11pm (Mon)
33. Doha – 8pm (Mon)
34. Dubai – 9pm (Mon)
35. Dublin – 6pm (Mon)
36. Edmonton – 11am (Mon)
37. Frankfurt – 7pm (Mon)
38. Guatemala City – 11am (Mon)
39. Halifax – 2pm (Mon)
40. Hanoi – 12am (Tue)
41. Harare – 7pm (Mon)
42. Havana – 1pm (Mon)
43. Helsinki – 8pm (Mon)
44. Hong Kong – 1am (Tue)
45. Berlin – 7pm (Mon)
46. Bogota – 12pm (Mon)
47. Boston – 1pm (Mon)
48. Brasilia – 2pm (Mon)
49. Brisbane – 3am (Tue)
50. Brussels – 7pm (Mon)
51. Bucharest – 8pm (Mon)
52. Budapest – 7pm (Mon)
53. Buenos Aires – 2pm (Mon)
54. Cairo – 8pm (Mon)
55. Calgary – 11am (Mon)
56. Canberra – 3am (Tue)
57. Cape Town – 7pm (Mon)
58. Honolulu – 7am (Mon)
59. Houston – 12pm (Mon)
60. Indianapolis – 1pm (Mon)
61. Islamabad – 10pm (Mon)
62. Istanbul – 8pm (Mon)
63. Jakarta – 12am (Tue)
64. Jerusalem – 8pm (Mon)
65. Johannesburg – 7pm (Mon)
66. Kabul – 9:30pm (Mon)
67. Karachi – 10pm (Mon)
68. Kinshasa – 6pm (Mon)
69. Kiritimati – 7am (Tue)
70. Kolkata – 10:30pm (Mon)
71. Kuala Lumpur – 1am (Tue)
72. Kuwait City – 8pm (Mon)
73. Kyiv – 8pm (Mon)
74. La Paz – 1pm (Mon)
75. Lagos – 6pm (Mon)
76. Lahore – 10pm (Mon)
77. Las Vegas – 10am (Mon)
78. Lima – 12pm (Mon)
79. Lisbon – 6pm (Mon)
80. London – 6pm (Mon)
81. Los Angeles – 10am (Mon)
82. Madrid – 7pm (Mon)
83. Managua – 11am (Mon)
84. Manila – 1am (Tue)
85. Melbourne – 3am (Tue)
86. Mexico City – 11am (Mon)
87. Miami – 1pm (Mon)
88. Minneapolis – 12pm (Mon)
89. Minsk – 8pm (Mon)
90. Montevideo – 2pm (Mon)
91. Montréal – 1pm (Mon)
92. Moscow – 8pm (Mon)
93. Mumbai – 10:30pm (Mon)
94. Nairobi – 8pm (Mon)
95. Nassau – 1pm (Mon)
96. New Delhi – 10:30pm (Mon)
97. New Orleans – 12pm (Mon)
98. New York – 1pm (Mon)
99. Oslo – 7pm (Mon)
100. Kathmandu – 10:45pm (Mon)
101. Ottawa – 1pm (Mon)
102. Khartoum – 7pm (Mon)
103. Kingston – 12pm (Mon)
104. Paris – 7pm (Mon)
105. Perth – 1am (Tue)
106. Philadelphia – 1pm (Mon)
107. Phoenix – 10am (Mon)
108. Prague – 7pm (Mon)
109. Reykjavik – 5pm (Mon)
110. Rio de Janeiro – 2pm (Mon)
111. Riyadh – 8pm (Mon)
112. Rome – 7pm (Mon)
113. Salt Lake City – 11am (Mon)
114. San Francisco – 10am (Mon)
115. San Juan – 1pm (Mon)
116. San Salvador – 11am (Mon)
117. Santiago – 2pm (Mon)
118. Santo Domingo – 1pm (Mon)
119. São Paulo – 2pm (Mon)
120. Seattle – 10am (Mon)
121. Seoul – 2am (Tue)
122. Shanghai – 1am (Tue)
123. Singapore – 1am (Tue)
124. Sofia – 8pm (Mon)
125. St. John’s – 2:30pm (Mon)
126. Stockholm – 7pm (Mon)
127. Suva – 5am (Tue)
128. Sydney – 3am (Tue)
129. Taipei – 1am (Tue)
130. Tallinn – 8pm (Mon)
131. Tashkent – 10pm (Mon)
132. Tegucigalpa – 11am (Mon)
133. Tehran – 8:30pm (Mon)
134. Tokyo – 2am (Tue)
135. Toronto – 1pm (Mon)
136. Vancouver – 10am (Mon)
137. Vienna – 7pm (Mon)
138. Warsaw – 7pm (Mon)
139. Washington DC – 1pm (Mon)
140. Zürich – 7pm (Mon)

There are a few last-minute rumors that we can have a look at. The company can launch the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max smartphones during the launch date. We can also company to launch the Watch 10 joined with the Apple Watch Ultra 3. For those who are waiting for an audio product company can launch AirPods4, AirPods Pro 3, and AirPods Max 2. At the same time company is also likely to announce Apple Intelligence and its role in the upcoming products. The iPhone 16 series can come with a customizable Action Button and a new Capture Button for taking photos with the built gestures, such as a swipe for zooming in and out or a soft press for autofocus.  This button can be seen below the power button. The smartphones can be powered by Apple’s iOS 18 chip. There are a few other upgrades like an increase in the display size of the Pro lineup 5x Telephoto zoom option is likely to be there.

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OnePlus smartphone users who were victims of dead motherboard issues were not expecting this from the company. In a recent response given on X OnePlus India wrote “There isn’t sufficient amount of reported cases to prove it is a common situation or there is a direct connection between software updates and the issue”. The company further wrote, “Our team is continuing to work with the small number of users experiencing issues and would ask anyone affected to reach out to us directly at +1800 102 8411”.

At OnePlus we're committed to delivering the highest standard of product quality and reliability, and we're dedicated to providing an effective after-sales experience for all our users.

After in-depth investigations during the past a few days, we are determined to say that…

— OnePlus Support India (@onepluscareIN) September 7, 2024

This simply means it’s not going to announce any free repair-like thing to resolve the dead motherboard issue as it did when green line issue cases were there. The company in its earlier response said “We know motherboard repairs can be costly, but we’re working hard to make them more affordable” so there was no hint of free repair or replacement even at that time, and the same happened with the final response that it has given on X.

Users have been asked a hefty amount from the service center to get the dead motherboard of their OnePlus smartphone repaired. One of the users Dwipdeshmane wrote on the OnePlus community platform that he was asked Rs 42,000 from the service center for repairing the dead motherboard of his OnePlus 10 Pro 5G smartphone. Another OnePlus 9 Pro user wrote that he was asked for Rs 27000 by the service center for repairing his OnePlus 9 Pro smartphone with a dead motherboard issue. The company must have intelligently gone through the data and then would have come to the conclusion that we see in the form of a recent response. At the same time, it’s important to mention that these issues are not creating a good image of the company even when the company is not convinced with the numbers. As said company can bring the price of the repair down to provide relief up to a certain extent if not fully.

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The market might be quiet from the new launches but it’s buzzing with the issues that smartphone users are facing. Recently we saw OnePlus users reporting about the dead motherboard issue and after that, we saw the same happening with the POCO phones. Several memes about this issue are surfacing on the internet and receiving hilarious responses. Now a new issue has come to the notice and that is the blast of a phone. This is indeed a serious issue that could have caused major loss. 

Moto34 5G blast #MotoG34 #MotoG345G#moto #MotorolaG34 pic.twitter.com/p7Y9m30pRM

— Rambabu Solanki 🤗 (@Rambabu0123456) September 5, 2024

An X user named Rambabu Solanki has shared images of a smartphone that shows the burnt back side of it. As per the post, the image shows the blasted Moto G34 5G smartphone that’s barely of any use. He has also shared a bill that shows that the smartphone was bought in July of this year. The user has not provided any further information about the smartphone in the post. Several reasons can lead to a blast of a phone though it is said that almost all reasons have anything to do with the battery. When something goes wrong with the battery inner components of the battery can break down and create a volatile reaction that can lead to fires.

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