#TodayInTech: February 10, 2017

Nokia may revive the legendary N-series
Nokia has filed the “Nseries” trademark with the Chinese State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC). The trademark documents were first spotted on SAIC’s website on Wednesday. This hints that the company may come up with all new Nseries in China by the end of this year.

You can now pre-order Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro in India
The latest mid-ranger Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro was launched recently in India. The smartphone is now available for pre-order on company’s official online store at a price of Rs. 36,900. Shipping will begin from February 24th 2017 and the device will be available in Gold and Rose colours.

Booking cabs gets difficult as Uber and Ola drivers go on strike
The strike is applicable across the whole Delhi-NCR region including Noida and Gurugram. The drivers are demanding better pay, relaxed hours for targets, more perks and amenities, accident insurance and more.

WhatsApp rolls out 2-step verification
Two-step verification is an optional feature that adds more security to your account. With the feature enabled, any attempt to verify your phone number on WhatsApp must be accompanied by a six-digit passcode of your choosing.

Google Chrome now supports VR content for your web browsing enjoyment
Google announced today that it's updated the Chrome browser to support VR-enabled websites, allowing those surfing applicable parts of the net to strap on their goggles and dive in.

US may ask you for your social networking credentials to let you in
If you are planning a visit to the US, you could be asked to hand over Facebook and other social media passwords as part of an enhanced security process, media reports said.

Paytm plans to kill card transactions in India soon
The CEO of Paytm, Vijay Shekhar, has mentioned that he remains optimistic about soon replacing conventional card transactions in the country. With Paytm already seeing 8.5 million transactions on a daily basis, this day might not be far away.

Ola CFO and CMO resign
Ola has been struggling to gather funds to stand against its rival Uber in recent times. Looks like things are not cooling down for the company as Chief Financial Officer and former Infosys employee Rajiv Bansal has resigned from his position, as per sources linked to the company. Along with Bansal, the Chief Marketing Officer Raghuvesh Sarup has also departed from the company.

OnePlus 3T receives oxygen 4.0.3 update
The new updates includes Wi-Fi IPv6 support toggle, optimized smart Wi-Fi switcher, increased stability of the camera app, optimized exposure when taking night time photos, upgraded audio parameters and Amazon Prime app which will be pre-installed.

Another iPhone rumours pops up
It is strongly anticipated that Apple will introduce wireless charging in at least one of the new models. According to a report by KGI Analyst Ming Chi Ko, procured by MacRumors, all three models releasing in 2017 will sport wireless charging. 

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