The 65th Emmy Awards have left people on the internet furious after they aired a spoiler-filled montage of all the series that recently ended.

The awards, without a warning, aired spoiler montage of Parks and Recreation, Mad Men, Glee, Boardwalk Empire, Sons Of Anarchy and ruined anything fans had saved on Netflix to watch, E!Online reports.

As expected, there was a total outburst on social media because of the montage.

Comedian Ellen DeGeneres took to twitter, saying, "Thanks #Emmys. I had DVRed all of those shows."

Thanks #Emmys. I had DVRed all of those shows.

— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) September 21, 2015

Journalist Jake Tapper said, "Kind of astounding that given the new business model of TV, #Emmys would run a spoiler-a-bration. Ok now I won't binge order [Fill in blank]."

Kind of astounding that given the new business model of TV, #Emmys would run a spoiler-a-bration. Ok now I won't binge order [Fill in blank]

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) September 21, 2015

"The #Emmys just set the land-speed record for most spoilers per minute," Entertainment Weekly's Dalton Ross posted on twitter.

The #Emmys just set the land-speed record for most spoilers per minute.

— Dalton Ross (@DaltonRoss) September 21, 2015

This series finale montage is the like the best spoiler reel in the history of TV. #Emmys

— Janet Mock (@janetmock) September 21, 2015

Not even a #SpoilerAlert, #Emmys? We still have #Justified’s finale on the office DVR. #smh

— Mashable (@mashable) September 21, 2015

When host Andy Samberg returned after the montage, he put his spin on it - “Welcome back to the spoiler awards. I guess everyone on every show died.”

We know Andy, but it still spoiled it all!

Andy Samberg

It’s been nine months to Aamir Khan’s last release PK and he has not shot a single scene for his next. Reason? He was busy prepping up and looking his character in his next film. Nitesh Tiwary’s Dangal which has Aamir playing the role of a wrestler has finally gone on floors and the actor has started shooting from Monday.

A source tells us, “The actor was supposed to begin shooting for Dangal on September 1 but there was further delay in plans and it was decided that they will start towards the end of September. Finally, it was Aamir who called the shots and decided that he will start it this Monday itself.”

Aamir is now camping in Ludhiana where he will be filming the second half of the film first, where he plays a 50 year old father of two wrestler girls. He took to Twitter to announce the film’s first day of shoot. Hw tweeted on Sunday.

pic.twitter.com/MZdcmLo9ES

— Aamir Khan (@aamir_khan) September 20, 2015

And now, the actor has already started filming day one of the shoot. Aamir’s Dangal will be loosely based on the life of wrestler Mahavir Phogat and will release around Christmas next year. 

The quota stir by Patels has led to the emergence of new leaders on the political scene of Gujarat, posing a threat to the established leadership of the ruling BJP and main opposition Congress.

In the last three months, the Patel reservation stir has brought to fore leaders like 22-year-old Hardik Patel, who is spearheading the agitation for OBC quota of his community, OBC youth leader Alpesh Thakor and also Sardar Patel Group (SPG) leader Lalji Patel, who had originally started the Patel quota movement about a year back. They have challenged the established leadership and shaken up the political equations of last 25 years.

The Patels, one of the biggest communities in the state which had been an ardent supporter of the BJP, now on the call of their leaders Hardik and Lalji, are disrupting the party and government functions. The Patel-dominant villages have banned the entry of politicians in their societies and their leaders are pressing the community members to use NOTA (none of the above) option while voting in the forthcoming civic polls. "It will be difficult for the BJP in the upcoming civic polls," Hardik has cautioned, while adding that he has asked his community members to use the NOTA option.

Alpesh Thakor, the 38-year-old convener of 'OBC Ekta Manch', has been uniting the Other Backward class communities against Patels' quota demand by organising public meetings in different parts of state. The 'OBC Ekta Manch' is an umbrella body of the 146 communities in Gujarat that was formed after Patels raised the demand for inclusion in the OBC fold. Thakor has also warned that if the demand of Patel community is met, they will throw the BJP government out of power even before the 2017 polls.

"Patels are just 1.5 crores, while the OBC population in the state is 3.5 crores. If they will give reservation from our share to Patels then we will not allow this government to complete it's turn," Thakor told PTI. Another Patel leader who has gained prominence is SPG head Lalji Patel, who after disassociating himself from Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti last month owing to differences, recently joined hands with PAAS head Hardik.
Lalji (in his 40s) has asked his community people in the US to demonstrate against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his upcoming visit there.

He also called for "economic non-cooperation," after which Patels recently started withdrawing money from banks.

The Congress and the BJP, the two main political parties in the state, are seemingly clueless on how to deal with this fast-paced emergence of young leaders on Gujarat's political horizon. Although initially the state government indicated that it was against the demand of reservation by the Patels citing Constitutional provisions and Supreme Court judgement, yet later as the quota stir intensified it held discussions with the agitating community. However, the first round of discussions failed after which Chief Minister Anandiben Patel hit out at Hardik for taking the state towards class conflict and warned that law will take its own course if they resort to violence. However, the BJP leaders are reluctant to go for any public function due to the fear of Patel community protest.

The party's 'Vijay Vishwas' public meetings ahead of the local body polls were postponed apparently due to this reason. On the other hand, the main opposition Congress, which had earlier condemned the alleged police atrocities against the agitating Patel community members, has not made its stand clear as to whether it is for or against the Patel quota reservation.

The party fears that if it supports it, the OBCs will get angry and if it goes against the Patels, who seem to be alienated from the BJP now, might not turn to them. "We are not the ruling party, we will spell our stand on the agitation for reservation at an appropriate time," Congress leader Shankarsinh Vaghela said. 

Hardik Patel

Samsung has launched a new affordable smartphone in India, the Galaxy Core Prime VE, for Rs 8,600. The phone seems to be a slightly scaled down version of the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime 4G, currently available for Rs 9,950. 

The Galaxy Core Prime VE has a 4.5-inch WVGA (800x480) display, has a 5MP rear cam and2MP front cam, and runs on a 1.3GHz quad-core processor with 1GB RAM. The phone has 8GB internal storage (expandable up to 128GB), and is powered by a 2000mAh battery. It runs on Android 4.4 with Samsung's TouchWiz on top, and is dual SIM enabled.

Samsung Galaxy Core Prime VE

Zebronics, launched its latest Tower Speakers ‘ZEB–BT9900RUCF’. The speakers stand tall at 3.5ft with karaoke features and a Wireless Mic.

This ZEB-BT9900RUCF tower speakers display the epitome of Sound Monster range of products. Priced at Rs 16,999, the Zebronics Tower Speakers are housed in a wooden enclosure with a Sleek, wooden finish design and a glossy front panel. 

The combination of both sonic accuracy and lively dynamics highlight the subtle tones of Music. With the 3 way driver crossover, Zebronics takes it a step further – each woofer has a dedicated and completely separate internal compartment with its own custom port tuning frequency. The result is effortless, deep bass. Similarly the mid range driver in each tower has its own dedicated compartment to ensure a smooth, precise and clear mid range free from any distortion. The high frequencies are handled by a 1” dome tweeter. It also has 10 inch woofers in each tower and a total of 120 Watts RMS output. 

It has several connectivity options including Built in Bluetooth, AUX Line in support and USB/SD card reader slot. The Zebronics Tower Speakers also has the karaoke function for its users.

The product has a 1 year of Warranty and is available at leading retail stores and ecommerce portals. 

The newest development in the Sheena Bora murder case leave makers of Talvar surprised at the level of similarities between both the cases. With the Maharashtra government handing over the investigations of the Sheena Bora murder case to the Central Bureau of investigations, a move that had earlier been taken by the Delhi Police during the Aarushi Talwar murder case, yet another similarity comes to light.

Not only are the series of events identical, but the time spans related to the developments in both the cases are equal. Both the cases were transferred to the CBI within the same time frame , which is 3 weeks. With a series of similarities between both the sensational murder cases, the makers of Talvar are left baffled while contemplating on the fate of the Sheena Bora murder case.

Talvar too has Irrfan Khan playing a CBI officer who has been ousted from his position following a sequence of events similar to the latest developments in the Sheena Bora murder case. It’s directed by Meghna Gulzar which is loosely based on the Aarushi Talwar murder case and has incorporated real life happenings of the case.

The film required the makers to study the case facts of the Noida double murder case in depth and  developments of the Sheena Bora murder case have led to the makers linking striking similarities between both the murder cases.

Talvar is set to showcase to the audiences an unbiased film detailing three different point of views relating to the Aarushi Talwar murder case on the 2nd of October.

Apple has reported its first sustained security breach on its iOS software platform.

According to the Verge, Apple has removed malware-infected apps from the App Store. The malware is known as XcodeGhost. It worked its way into several apps by convincing developers to use a counterfeit version of Xcode, which is the software used to create iOS and Mac apps.

Christine Monaghan, Apple spokesperson said that they have removed the apps from the App Store that they know have been created with this counterfeit software. They are working with the developers to make sure they are using the proper version of Xcode to rebuild their apps. The apps that were affected were Chinese messaging app WeChat, popular business card scanner CamCard and Chinese Uber rival Didi Chuxing.

According to the Security firm Palo Alto Networks, XcodeGhost was able to prompt fake phishing dialogs, open URLs and read and write clipboard data, leading the company to label it a 'very harmful and dangerous' piece of malware that has affected at least 39 apps. There is no evidence that any data theft has occurred yet or other harm as a result of the attack.

Ryan Olson of Palo Alto Networks said that the compromised version of Xcode came from a server in China, and may have been used because it was faster to download than the free, official version on Apple's App Store.

Shares of Prabhat Dairy, an integrated milk and dairy products company, made a sluggish debut on the bourses on Monday, falling nearly 2% over the issue price of Rs 115. 

The stock listed at Rs 115 on BSE. 

On the NSE, the company debuted at Rs 113, down 1.73%, compared to the issue price. 

The stock later shrugged off the initial weakness and was quoting at Rs 116.60, a gain of 1.39%. 

The company's initial public offer (IPO), which was opened for subscription during August 28-September 4, had managed to sail through after lowering the price band to Rs 115-126 from Rs 140-147 a share. 

Earlier this month, Prabhat Dairy had successfully concluded its IPO comprising a fresh issue aggregating up to Rs 300 crore and an offer for sale of up to 1.47 crore shares. 

The proceeds from the fresh issue would be used for repayment of loans, capital expenditure and general corporate purpose. 

BSE headquarters in Mumbai.

 The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a PIL seeking direction to the Centre to declassify confidential documents on Subhash Chandra Bose.

A bench comprising justices A R Dave and A K Goel, said, "Let the Ministry of Home Affairs and Principal Secretary, PMO, reply to the representation of the petitioner." At the outset, the bench gave two options to petitioner Snehasis Mukherjee that he should either go to the High Court or wait for the response of the government on the representations on the issue. Mukherjee has accused various past governments of not disclosing the facts in the case and said that "non-diclosure of such an information amounted to denial of fundamental right."

"Please do not (bring in the issue of) fundamental right everywhere," the bench said. The petitioner, meanwhile, referred to the recent disclosure of 64 confidential files by the West Bengal government and sought a direction to Centre for dispensation to follow the suit.  
 

Supreme Court

The Bombay High Court on Monday adjourned the hearing of Bollywood actor Salman Khan for two weeks in connection with the 2002 hit-and-run case.

The court had earlier fixed the hearing of Salman Khan's appeal against conviction on a daily basis from September 21. Salman, who is currently out on bail was convicted by a sessions court on May 6 this year on various counts, including culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

Salman Khan (File Image) PTI

Pakistani researchers have developed a portable, solar-powered mobile phone network for use in disasters like floods and earthquakes when regular communications are often disrupted.

Researchers at the Information Technology University (ITU) in Lahore, together with a team from the University of California, have developed a prototype "Rescue Base Station" (RBS) for Pakistan - the country's first emergency telecoms system that would work on normal cell phones. "When the RBS is installed in a disaster-struck area, people automatically start receiving its signals on their mobile phones. They can manually choose it and then call, send messages and even browse (internet) data free of charge," said Umar Saif, ITU vice chancellor and an adviser to the project.

The RBS is a lightweight, compact rectangular box fitted with an antenna, a signal amplifier and a battery, which can be carried easily and even dropped by helicopter in hard-to-reach disaster zones. It has a solar panel to charge the battery, to keep it working in places without electric power. An alternative communications system like this could help save lives when disasters strike by connecting survivors with rescue workers and government officials. The RBS has yet to be deployed on the ground, but the ITU expects it to be used in the next six to eight months in partnership with the National Disaster Management Authority and a local telecoms company.

Saif said the RBS signal can be received within a 3 km radius, and people in the area can easily register by sending their name, occupation, age and blood group to a special number. "This helps generate an automatic database of people in distress, and eventually helps both the rescue and relief teams and the victims," he said.

Pakistan has 116 million active cellular subscribers out of a total population of 185 million, according to official data.

Information on demand

Potential users of the RBS system can get the information they need in just a few seconds by sending a text message to specific numbers appearing on their mobile phone.

For example, if a person needs to contact a fire brigade, they text the words “occupation: firefighters” to the relevant number. They will then receive names and contact details for local firefighters in just a few seconds and can call for help, Saif said. Or if someone needs access to blood supplies, they send a message saying "blood group, B positive", for instance, and receive contact information for people nearby with that blood group, so they can ask for a donation.

Saif said RBS teams on the ground plan to collect information about disaster-affected people in a database, and pass this on to rescue teams, doctors and government departments that can provide assistance. “(They) can also send weather forecasts and disaster alerts to subscribers, and help them evacuate troubled areas,” said Ibrahim Ghaznavi, an ITU researcher and one of the RBS developers.

The RBS, which operates using open source software, offers all the features provided by regular cellphone companies, he added. Ghaznavi said it costs around $6,000 to develop an RBS, and the Pakistan prototype has been funded by a Google Faculty Research Award.

Tech innovation

The RBS team is now working with Endaga, a U.S.-based company that connects rural communities through small-scale independent cellular networks, and a local telecoms firm to commercialise the project, he added. The aim of the collaboration is to help phone companies keep their communications systems functioning in a disaster until their regular networks are restored.

Pakistan is a disaster-prone country, which needs $6 billion to $14 billion to help it adapt to climate change impacts, such as unusually heavy rains, droughts and melting glaciers, through to 2050, according to a 2011 study funded by the U.N. climate secretariat.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies developed a customised communications system called the Trilogy Emergency Response Application (TERA) in Haiti when it was struck by a massive earthquake in 2010. But that system could only send text messages to its subscribers on their mobile phones, unlike the RBS which allows users to call, send texts and even browse the web for free. Cutting-edge technologies like the RBS could help save more lives by delivering timely advice to disaster-hit people, said Pervaiz Amir, country director for the Pakistan Water Partnership.

“Local researchers should be encouraged to develop innovative solutions to help people in distress,” he said. But the RBS needs to be tested in the field under different conditions before being deployed on a wider scale in actual disaster zones, he added. Amir said the RBS could be useful for rescue and aid activities, especially in remote rural areas of Pakistan where natural disasters regularly disrupt poor communications systems

SS Rajamouli’s dream vehicle Baahubali hit theatres over two months back and ever since then, the film has been going really strong at the domestic as well as the international box office. But little did anyone apprehend that the film will also receive its first award in a short span of just two and half months. But like all possible records, Baahubali has achieved this feat too.

Baahubali won the Best Special Effects Award at the recently held NDTV Gadgets Guru Awards in Hyderabad. Applauded for its spectacular visual effects, Baahubali was a masterpiece in every frame of it. And it’s the splendid VFX that got them at par with Hollywood’s 300.

Rana Daggubati took the Award on behalf of the entire Baahubali team and he also joked about the film’s shoots. “We shot for over 320 days and the VFX took over thee and half years to be ready,” he smiled. “I and Prabhas have talked about it and we feel that we will only be doing Baahubali all our lives,” Rana joked on stage.

Nevertheless, the award is a well deserved one, given that Baahubali has set new benchmarks of filmmaking in the nation. 

SS Rajamouli’s dream vehicle Baahubali hit theatres over two months back and ever since then, the film has been going really strong at the domestic as well as the international box office. But little did anyone apprehend that the film will also receive its first award in a short span of just two and half months. But like all possible records, Baahubali has achieved this feat too.

Baahubali won the Best Special Effects Award at the recently held NDTV Gadgets Guru Awards in Hyderabad. Applauded for its spectacular visual effects, Baahubali was a masterpiece in every frame of it. And it’s the splendid VFX that got them at par with Hollywood’s 300.

Rana Daggubati took the Award on behalf of the entire Baahubali team and he also joked about the film’s shoots. “We shot for over 320 days and the VFX took over thee and half years to be ready,” he smiled. “I and Prabhas have talked about it and we feel that we will only be doing Baahubali all our lives,” Rana joked on stage.

Nevertheless, the award is a well deserved one, given that Baahubali has set new benchmarks of filmmaking in the nation. 

A junior engineer with Central Railway's CST terminus was grievously injured in a melee brought about by huge passenger crowds trying to enter the 12859 CST-Howrah Gitanjali Express early Monday morning. 

The train leaves from platform 17 of CST at around 6am. The Railway Protection Force personnel had to be called in to control the crowds.

Speaking to dna, Sachin Bilode, senior divisional security commissioner, CR Mumbai division said junior engineer Amay Thatte was possibly hit by one of people in the crowd. Thatte was left with a gash on his forehead.

"There is confusion as to what has happened that left Thatte injured. There was massive crowding. Thatte has told railway police that he was possibly hit by some passenger. We are investigating" said Bilode.

The platform has several CCTV cameras and getting an idea on what happened wouldn't be difficult, CR officials told dna.

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Indian IT companies are among the 10 worst paymasters in the world, says a survey. According to the study, a mid-level IT manager draws an average salary of $41,213 while its Swiss counterpart gets over four times more.

According to recruitment platform MyHiringClub.com's Worldwide IT Salary 2015 survey, India was ranked 7th on the list of lowest paymasters for information technology (IT) managers, down by one position from last year's.

While Indian IT managers drew an average salary of $41,213, Bulgaria topped the list with a meagre $25,680, followed by Vietnam and Thailand averaging at $30,938 and $34,423, respectively.

"The impact of outsourcing and off-shoring on IT roles in North America and Western Europe helps explain the pattern of global pay,"

MyHiringClub.com & FlikJobs.com CEO Rajesh Kumar said.

The list includes Indonesia at the fourth spot with average wages of $34,780, followed by the Philippines ($37,534), India ($41,213),

China ($42,689), Czech Republic ($43,219), and Argentina ($51,380).

"Lower-level roles are being moved to regions where talent is cheaper. The jobs that remain in Western Europe and the United States may be fewer in number, but are more demanding and complex. However, there is an increasing evidence of India's growing stature and presence in the high-end value chain, where cost advantages may not be the only drivers of future growth," Kumar added.

At the other end of the spectrum, when it comes to countries that pay out the best IT salaries, Switzerland again topped the list with an average annual remuneration of $1,71,465. The same job if taken in Belgium, second on the list, would fetch $1,52,430, the survey said.

Denmark came in at third on the best-paying list, with salary in the IT sector averaging at $1,38,920. The US and the UK were ranked fourth and fifth, respectively, with average packages of $1,32,877 and $1,29,324, respectively.

"India remains one of the most favourite outsourcing destinations due to this low-cost factor, but the future might bring with itself a completely different scenario," the survey predicted.

The survey compared the total annual cash compensation and total remuneration information of the mid-career level for IT staff at 9,413 companies across 40 different countries between August 1 to August 31, 2015.

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Hiring activity witnessed a rise of 13% in August over the corresponding period last year, with banking and financial services industry leading the pack, a Naukri.com survey says.

Naukri Job Speak Index for August 2015 recorded a 13% increase in hiring activity over August 2014 and stood at 1,665.

"Job market seems to be moving north, sustaining the momentum gained over the first four months of this financial year with an impressive 13% year-on-year growth in August," Naukri.com Executive Vice-President and Chief Sales Officer V Suresh said.

Sector-wise, banking and financial services (BFSI) recorded the maximum increase in hiring activity, followed by healthcare, pharmaceuticals, software, telecom and media and entertainment industries.

Meanwhile, hiring activity in auto and ancillary stabilised while the insurance sector saw a decline.

"This growth is led by sectors like IT, banking and pharma and we can expect other sectors to pick up in the next few quarters. Looks like exciting times are ahead for job seekers," Suresh added.

The report further noted all metro cities registered an increase in hiring activity in August 2015.

Among the metros, Hyderabad topped the chart with 24% increase in hiring activity on a year-on-year basis, followed by Mumbai (19%) and Pune (15%).

Bangalore saw a growth of 13% and Chennai and Delhi recorded an increase of 10% each for the same period.

On the other hand, hiring activity in Kolkata remained stagnant in August 2015 from last year, the report said.  

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Comedy Modern Family, political drama House of Cards and American Horror Story: Freak Show were snubbed from the winners list at the 2015 Emmy Awards despite multiple nominations. Louie, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Better Call Saul also failed to make it to the winners list.

House of Cards was unable to make the most of its 11 nods, with only Fantastic Four actor Reg E Cathey taking home the Emmy for outstanding guest actor in a drama series. Apart from this, the show won two Emmys, both of which were awarded at the Creative Arts ceremony last week.

The fourth instalment of FX anthology series American Horror Story had 19 nominations, the second most for any show, but it managed to win only five awards, all of which were in technical categories handed out earlier.

Related read: Emmys 2015: HBO wins big as 'Game of Thrones', 'Veep', 'Olive Kitteridge' sweep the awards

Modern Family, which tied with Frasier for fifth consecutive best comedy series win last year, was up for a record sixth award in the category but lost to Veep. The show, which won 21 Emmys over the past five years, also failed to register a win in the best supporting actor (Ty Burrell) and supporting actress (Julie Bowen) categories. It won an award at Creative Arts ceremony.

Louie went home empty-handed. Freshmen series Better Call Saul, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Bloodline earned nominations but failed to take home any Emmy statuette.

The Emmys was not kind to shows that were up for awards for their final seasons as Parks and Recreation, Key & Peele, The Late Show With David Letterman and Sons of Anarchy were all left out of the winners list.

Related read: Emmys forgot to say 'spoiler alert' and now the internet is furious!

Boardwalk Empire, up for 10 awards, only won two, both at the Creative Arts ceremony. The Colbert Report, which beat The Daily Show for the best variety series Emmy for the past two years, bagged its lone award at the Creative Arts ceremony.

Some of the most popular shows which were excluded at the nominations stage were The Big Bang Theory, Jane the Virgin and Lena Dunham of Girls. 

Not just of Bollywood, megastar Amitabh Bachchan also continues to be the 'Shahenshah' of micro-blogging site Twitter as he reached 17 million followers. The 72-year-old "Piku" star expressed his gratitude to his fans, who compliment him, as well as those who abuse.

T 2001 - 17 MILLION !! FOLLOWERS !!! Thank you all Ef and non Ef and to be Ef .. thank you all that compliment me, and those that abuse too.

— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) September 20, 2015

"17 MILLION!! FOLLOWERS!!! Thank you all Ef (extended family) and non Ef and to be Ef... Thank you all that compliment me, and those that abuse too," he wrote on his Twitter page. Bachchan continued the celebration by sharing the pictures of fans, who gather outside his house every Sunday.

T 2001 - 17 Million !!! Yeaaaaaahhhhhhhh !! and more than that the well wishers of Sunday today !! Blessed beyond !! pic.twitter.com/ZPuLT1ioIz

— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) September 20, 2015

"17 Million!!! Yeaaahhhhh! And more than that the well wishers of Sunday!! Blessed beyond!"

Bachchan has been the most popular face of Indian cinema since past four decades. The actor is one of the most active celebrity on social media and tries to keep in touch with his followers on regular basis. Superstar Shah Rukh lags behind Bachchan with 15.2 million followers, while Salman and Aamir settle with 13.9 and 14.6 million fan following respectively. 

Microsoft is hosting a launch event on October 6 and, aside from the new devices we're expecting like the Surface Pro 4 and the Lumia 950 & 950XL, we're also getting a new wearable device. Spanish website Microsoft Insider has managed to get their hands on some leaked pictures of the Microsoft Band 2, they claim are official product renders

The new fitness tracker has a curved display, and generally looks a lot more stylish than its bare-bones predecessor. The Band 2 also features a metallic finish on the sides of the watch face and the buttons. We'll only be able to confirm on October 6, whether these pictures are the real deal, so stay close.

Microsoft Band 2

Creative Technology Ltd today announced the Creative SBS E2800 2.1 and E2400 speaker system. The Creative SBS E2800 and E2400 are ideal for those looking to upgrade to an affordable yet powerful speaker system. The speaker system comes with two satellite speakers and a wooden subwoofer cabinet for excellent bass reproduction.

The Creative SBS E2800 features:

• RCA connectivity to TV sets and DVD Players
• Built-in FM Radio with memory to store your favourite stations
• USB Flash drive connectivity and SD Card slot allow convenient access to your music playlists
• 3.5mm line-in for connection to portable media players, smartphones, laptops and tablets
• Control your speaker system with the included wireless remote

The Creative SBS E2400 comes with the following features:

• RCA connectivity to TV sets and DVD Players
• USB Flash drive connectivity allows convenient access to your music playlists
• 3.5mm line-in for connection to portable media players, smartphones, laptops and tablets
• Control your speaker system easily with the included wireless remote

The Creative SBS E2800 and SBS E2400 will be available in India from the end of September 2015 at a price of Rs 4,599 and  Rs 3,599 respectively.