Chaitanya Tapase

Buying a smartphone isn’t easy these days. After months of careful consideration, I overcame my analysis paralysis and went with the OnePlus 3. But as soon as I purchased it, I realized that I need to not only protect the phone from a

The Indian Prime Minister wants to tackle corruption by banning all existing Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 denomination notes. It’s a good move, but has left a lot of people in a state of limbo. Those who still haven’t yet lapped up the convenience (and s

Two years after the launch of Google Auto, we’re finally seeing the standalone app that doesn’t need a high-tech car for you to enjoy its benefits. Yes, it’s finally happening! In a blog post published ye

When was the last time you picked up a smartphone and thought to yourself, “wow that’s a really innovative feature”? Perhaps not in a long time.

When the Pixel and Pixel XL were going to be launched, there were a lot of rumors of what we might witness. The whole ‘Made by Google’ phone evoked curiosity more than anything else because that mean

In China, everything has to be the biggest or fastest. They’ve already got the world’s highest bridges, the largest telescope and also the biggest amphibious seaplane. Now they’ve unveiled the longest sightseeing escalator, stretching for 688 m

In a further blow to Samsung’s chances to gain some lost market-share, the Note7 has been stopped in its tracks and put on hold. With new reports of replacement units of the latest flagship from the Korean phone-maker also catching fire, it seems t

Around 2 years ago, in 2014, Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook’s acquisition of Oculus VR (an 18-month old company) for a whopping $2 billion. A social media giant betting large on a company that made VR headsets, which at the time were most

If you’re a keen follower of TV shows, then you must’ve heard of Person of Interest by now. I had also included it in the list of the must watch TV shows for geeks.

Google killed their own modular smartphone project, but Motorola hasn’t given up on the concept just yet. A month after showcasing them at IFA, Berlin, Moto Z and Moto Z Play have now launched in India.

2016 will go down as the year when Google finally decided to kill the Nexus sub-brand. It’s also the year people will remember as the birth of the Pixel brand, for phones. There are Pixel Chromebooks (and Pixel tabl

Ah, weekends. The time when you kick back and put on Netflix and decide to chill. If you’re a geek, then now is a good time as any to follow some great TV shows (if you aren’t already) and to also perhaps go back and catch a few classics.

I’ve seen a whole lot of ‘they had it coming’ news articles on the web already and it’s not even been 24 hours since BlackBerry announced they are calling it quits on making phones. Yes, they did have it coming. But they were once a status sy

After a whole lotta weeks of ‘Are We There Yet’, Google has finally launched the Play Music in India.

On a day when Google celebrated its own birthday with a fun doodle, it also held an event in India where it announced several initiatives for the country. Right from optimizing their own apps to work with 2G services to offline storage options. There

Talking to your home appliances could just get less weirder. According to a report on Android Police, Google is set to announce their ambitious Amazon Echo competitor – the Google Home. And it will launch for $129, making it $40 cheaper than Amazon

Apple is a tech company, but one that has been producing high quality products. Even when the whole world was balking at the idea of their ‘insanely priced MP3 player’, the company had the last laugh when the iPod went on sale. A similar trend fo

Lenovo has been launching some very aggressively priced phones lately in India, but the Z2 Plus starting at Rs. 17,999 just steals the show.

The last day of summer is here and Google kept its promise of launching its messaging app – Google Allo. The rumors, it turns out, were true after all. I’ve spent a good portion of the last few years on WhatsApp and only in the past few months st

Apple have launched their iPhone this year, which means Google can’t be far behind. They have sent out invites to an event which will be held on October 4 in San Francisco to launch some hardware made by Google. That pretty much clears all doubts t