
TECHNOLOGY
Apple AirPods Pro 3 review: Subtly smart, seriously good
The AirPods Pro 3 are not flashy, not gimmicky, just deeply functional. You buy them once, and they quietly make every part of your day better — whether it’s a run, a call, a meeting, or a moment of peace on a flight. This is perhaps one of the best products to come out of Cupertino in recent years.

TECHNOLOGY
Apple iPhone Air review: A breath of fresh air
The iPhone Air is Apple flexing its design muscles. It’s thin, it’s durable, it’s a joy to use — but it’s also overpriced and compromised. The “Air” moniker, though, has never felt more appropriate.

TECHNOLOGY
Apple Watch Series 11 review: Familiarity breeds comfort
The Apple Watch Series 11 doesn’t reinvent the wheel. It doesn’t need to. What it does is refine everything that makes the Apple Watch useful: better battery life, stronger connectivity, smarter health features, tougher glass.

TECHNOLOGY
Qualcomm eyes wider AI reach in India with affordable 5G and smart devices
Chris Patrick, senior vice president and GM for mobile handsets at Qualcomm, highlighted the company’s decades-long mission to “connect the unconnected” and bring advanced technology to large populations at affordable price points.

TECHNOLOGY
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 review: The foldable that can convert skeptics into believers
For years, I dismissed foldables as flashy experiments destined for enthusiasts. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 has changed that. It’s slimmer, lighter, and more durable than its predecessors. It nails multitasking in a way slab phones simply can’t.

TECHNOLOGY
Meta Ray-Ban review: The glasses that are quite a spectacle
If you’re sceptical about smart glasses, I get it — I was too. But if you’re willing to be an early adopter and mindful about when and where you wear them, the Ray-Ban Meta glasses might just surprise you.

TECHNOLOGY
Google Pixel 10 Pro review: All about AI and not cameras
The Pixel 10 Pro is a fascinating phone because it marks a philosophical shift. Google isn’t gunning for the “best camera phone” badge anymore — that crown has already slipped. Instead, it’s chasing the “best AI phone” title.

TECHNOLOGY
Apple and AI: Why slow but steady strategy might actually be the right play
Unlike Google and Samsung, which can’t stop shouting about their assistant-driven future, Apple kept its references to “Apple Intelligence” muted.

TECHNOLOGY
IBM’s Quantum Computing bet: From New York labs to India’s classrooms
India has bet heavily on quantum technologies, with government programmes, university curricula, and startups all pulling in the same direction. IBM has positioned itself as a keystone in that ecosystem.

TECHNOLOGY
IBM’s game plan on using AI to change the global sports fan experience
For over 30 years, IBM has infused AI, cloud, and data into sports like Wimbledon, Masters, and Formula 1 experiences.

TECHNOLOGY
10 years of Google Pixel: The 'camera king' that hasn't mastered the game of phones
Ten years in, the Pixel story is one of photographic brilliance without dominance. Google changed how we take photos but never cracked how to sell phones at scale

TECHNOLOGY
Google Pixel’s AI features put iPhone on the back foot: Can Apple respond?
The iPhone, Apple’s most important product, is suddenly lagging behind its rivals at exactly the moment consumers are beginning to see AI’s value in day-to-day use.

TECHNOLOGY
MC Exclusive: Nothing looking to manufacture audio products in India, confirms CEO Carl Pei
Nothing CEO Carl Pei revealed that after smartphones, the company is looking to make audio products locally, marking a significant expansion beyond smartphones.

TECHNOLOGY
macOS Tahoe (26) beta review: Polished, personal, powerful
From practical phone-calling features to powerful Spotlight upgrades and automation tools that actually feel usable, Tahoe is more than a cosmetic refresh.

TECHNOLOGY
iPadOS 26 review: The iPad finally gets its Mac moment
This year’s update introduces full-fledged windowing, actual Mac-style multitasking that finally lets you treat the iPad like the productivity device Apple always said it could be.

TECHNOLOGY
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite review: The effortless page-turner
At Rs 16,999, the Paperwhite isn’t cheap. But it’s also not trying to be a mass-market entertainment device. It’s a dedicated reading tool for people who love books, and it earns its place through focus, longevity, and clarity.

TECHNOLOGY
Nothing Phone (3) review: A bold and confident flagship debut
Nothing Phone (3) doesn’t chase specs—it chooses its battles, and wins some of them. It is the first flagship from Nothing and manages to deliver impressive results.

ENTERTAINMENT
The Day The Riffs Died: How Rock n’ Roll faded from the charts
Apple Music’s Top 500 most-streamed songs of the last decade show that rock music barely registers for Gen Z. It all about Hip-Hop, Pop and R&B now. Not a single new rock anthem cracked the top tier

TECHNOLOGY
Can Nothing do something about Apple’s dominance in the Indian premium phone market?
Consumers buying Rs 80,000+ phones aren’t just looking at specs; they’re investing in longevity, resale value, and brand credibility. Nothing has an uphill battle

TECHNOLOGY
Nothing Phone (3) First Impressions: Goes beyond the bold look
Here's our initial impressions of Nothing Phone 3 that recently launched at an event in London.

TECHNOLOGY
Nothing unveils Headphone (1) with ANC, 35 hours of battery life, transparent design: Price and other details
Nothing has launched its Headphone (1) with ANC and transparent design

TECHNOLOGY
Nothing launches Phone (3), its first premium phone in India: Price, features, and more
Nothng has launched its most premium smartphone -- Phone (3) in india at a starting price of Rs 79,999.

TECHNOLOGY
The AI browser wars have begun: How it may change the way you use the internet and why Google might finally feel the heat
AI isn’t just a layer bolted onto these browsers, it is the new architecture. We’ve gone from tabs and bookmarks to autonomous agents and dynamic workflows.

TECHNOLOGY
Why iPadOS 26 can make the iPad a suitable MacBook replacement
This year’s update delivers a nice blend of desktop-class features and touch-first design, bringing the iPad closer than ever to being a legitimate MacBook alternative.