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Apple Mac Studio (M2 Max, 2023) Review: The Middle-Ground Mac for Content Creators
The Mac Studio is now sandwiched between the Mac mini and Mac Pro, giving content creators more choices than ever. With multiple configuration options available, which one should you buy?
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How AI is Changing Datacentres, the Role of CPUs vs GPUs, and Sustainable Design: Intel’s Sandra Rivera
While AI is driving huge demand for GPUs right now, Intel’s Sandra Rivera thinks this could be a short-term strategy move, and that CPUs aren’t becoming less important.
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Intel's Sandra Rivera Talks About Ambitions for its 14,000 Employees in India, the Datacentre Market, and Future Investments
Can India scale to meet the challenges of a global engineering and manufacturing ecosystem? Intel's Sandra Rivera certainly thinks so.
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Dell Inspiron 16 2-in-1 Review: Keeping It Classy
Dell's new 16-inch range of Inspiron laptops aims to deliver a more premium experience for productivity and entertainment. Here's our full review.
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Asus ROG Ally Review: The Start of Something New?
Are portable gaming consoles about to be reinvented, or is the Asus ROG Ally just an impractical idea?
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Twitter Becomes X: How Elon Musk is Working Towards His 1999 Dream of Creating an 'Everything App’
Elon Musk, ever since acquiring Twitter for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,59,100 crore), has been introducing changes and updates to the microblogging site. The latest upheaval is a complete change of its name and brand logo, from Twitter to X. The billionaire also announced in a tweet that the domain X.com now redirects users to Twitter.
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Nothing Phone 2 Review: Playing It Safe
The Nothing Phone 2 is making headlines, just like the Phone 1 did a year ago. Can it capture the same level of interest with buyers? Here's our full review.
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Final Fantasy XVI Review: Return of an Icon
Despite its shallow RPG experience, its weak side content, and its sore lack of customisation and exploration, Final Fantasy XVI accomplishes what it sets out to do. It lacks the versatility of its peers, but it makes up for that in its total commitment to its singular craft.
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Nothing Phone 2 First Impressions: Sticking to the Formula
The Nothing Phone 2 is officially here and after weeks of teasers, we finally get to see if the hype was worth it or not. We’ve spent some time with it and here are our first impressions of the smartphone.
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Is India Ready for the Asus ROG Ally Handheld Gaming PC? Interview With Arnold Su
Asus' Arnold Su answers our questions about who the ROG Ally is aimed at and whether Indian gamers should be hesitant about giving it a try.
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Samsung Galaxy M34 5G First Impressions: Big Promises
Samsung has just launched the Galaxy M34 5G in India as its brand new offering under Rs. 20,000. Some of the main selling points include an optically stabilised main camera with advanced low-light capability, a vivid display, and a massive battery. Here's our first look at the device.
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Realme Narzo 60 Pro 5G First Impressions: Stepping on Familiar Toes
Realme has just launched a new generation of its Narzo series called the Narzo 60 5G and the Narzo 60 Pro 5G. Here's our first look at the Narzo 60 Pro 5G.
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Samsung Galaxy F54 5G Review: The Marathon Runner
Samsung’s F series has always been about delivering the best possible battery life and this time, it claims to have upped the premium quotient. Can the new Galaxy F54 5G make its mark felt? Find out in our review.
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Intel Confirms New Core CPU Branding, Naming Scheme for 14th Gen 'Meteor Lake' CPUs
The new naming scheme will roll out with 'Meteor Lake' CPUs launching later this year.
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Best Smartphones Under Rs. 50,000 in India
The premium smartphone segment is mainly focussed on delivering the maximum number of features. Whether it's high-resolution cameras or a fast-charging experience. Everything that’s marketed or advertised by a company is expected to perform and deliver. The stakes are higher than ever in this segment with Google’s recently launched Pixel device...
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Apple Mac Studio (M2 Max, 2023) Review: The Middle-Ground Mac for Content Creators
The Mac Studio is now sandwiched between the Mac mini and Mac Pro, giving content creators more choices than ever. With multiple configuration options available, which one should you buy?
-
How AI is Changing Datacentres, the Role of CPUs vs GPUs, and Sustainable Design: Intel’s Sandra Rivera
While AI is driving huge demand for GPUs right now, Intel’s Sandra Rivera thinks this could be a short-term strategy move, and that CPUs aren’t becoming less important.
-
Intel's Sandra Rivera Talks About Ambitions for its 14,000 Employees in India, the Datacentre Market, and Future Investments
Can India scale to meet the challenges of a global engineering and manufacturing ecosystem? Intel's Sandra Rivera certainly thinks so.
-
Dell Inspiron 16 2-in-1 Review: Keeping It Classy
Dell's new 16-inch range of Inspiron laptops aims to deliver a more premium experience for productivity and entertainment. Here's our full review.
-
Asus ROG Ally Review: The Start of Something New?
Are portable gaming consoles about to be reinvented, or is the Asus ROG Ally just an impractical idea?
-
Twitter Becomes X: How Elon Musk is Working Towards His 1999 Dream of Creating an 'Everything App’
Elon Musk, ever since acquiring Twitter for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,59,100 crore), has been introducing changes and updates to the microblogging site. The latest upheaval is a complete change of its name and brand logo, from Twitter to X. The billionaire also announced in a tweet that the domain X.com now redirects users to Twitter.
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Nothing Phone 2 Review: Playing It Safe
The Nothing Phone 2 is making headlines, just like the Phone 1 did a year ago. Can it capture the same level of interest with buyers? Here's our full review.
-
Final Fantasy XVI Review: Return of an Icon
Despite its shallow RPG experience, its weak side content, and its sore lack of customisation and exploration, Final Fantasy XVI accomplishes what it sets out to do. It lacks the versatility of its peers, but it makes up for that in its total commitment to its singular craft.
-
Nothing Phone 2 First Impressions: Sticking to the Formula
The Nothing Phone 2 is officially here and after weeks of teasers, we finally get to see if the hype was worth it or not. We’ve spent some time with it and here are our first impressions of the smartphone.
-
Is India Ready for the Asus ROG Ally Handheld Gaming PC? Interview With Arnold Su
Asus' Arnold Su answers our questions about who the ROG Ally is aimed at and whether Indian gamers should be hesitant about giving it a try.
-
Samsung Galaxy M34 5G First Impressions: Big Promises
Samsung has just launched the Galaxy M34 5G in India as its brand new offering under Rs. 20,000. Some of the main selling points include an optically stabilised main camera with advanced low-light capability, a vivid display, and a massive battery. Here's our first look at the device.
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Realme Narzo 60 Pro 5G First Impressions: Stepping on Familiar Toes
Realme has just launched a new generation of its Narzo series called the Narzo 60 5G and the Narzo 60 Pro 5G. Here's our first look at the Narzo 60 Pro 5G.
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Samsung Galaxy F54 5G Review: The Marathon Runner
Samsung’s F series has always been about delivering the best possible battery life and this time, it claims to have upped the premium quotient. Can the new Galaxy F54 5G make its mark felt? Find out in our review.
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Intel Confirms New Core CPU Branding, Naming Scheme for 14th Gen 'Meteor Lake' CPUs
The new naming scheme will roll out with 'Meteor Lake' CPUs launching later this year.
-
Best Smartphones Under Rs. 50,000 in India
The premium smartphone segment is mainly focussed on delivering the maximum number of features. Whether it's high-resolution cameras or a fast-charging experience. Everything that’s marketed or advertised by a company is expected to perform and deliver. The stakes are higher than ever in this segment with Google’s recently launched Pixel device...
