Khamosh Pathak

2015 has been the year of podcasts. Or at least, podcast adaptation. Lots of great podcasts came out this year. And many existing podcasts either got a lot better – or found the mainstream audience. I’m an avid podcast listener. In 2015, pod

If you love customizing your Android experience, you must spend a lot of time picking the right wallpaper (sidebar: it doesn’t exist). Customizing your launcher and icon packs is great and all but if you don’t have an awesome/matching wallpaper to

iPhone users have been talking about it for years (YEARS!), but finally we have uncovered the truth. Yes, Facebook is ruining your iPhone experience. It’s running in the background when it shouldn’t be.

You might have noticed  a trend recently. Beloved and widely used free Android apps either going paid, being sold, going bust or stooping down to spammy techniques. QuickPic. EverythingMe (RIP you beautiful bastard). Pushbullet. It’s sad reall

While we don’t recommend you buy a 16 GB iPhone, the reality is that it’s by far the most used iPhone variant out there. That means that a majority of users out there use an iPhone that doesn’t have enough storage to hold all their apps, movies

If you use your iPhone and iPad for anything that’s even mildly productive – email, writing, research, replying on Twitter, you type a lot. And you type a lot of the same stuff over and over again. In this age where we carry a computer in our poc

I know the internet loves to hate TouchWiz. I was one of them. Yes, was. After spending 3 weeks with the Note5 and fully embracing TouchWiz for what it is, I’ve had a change of heart. I don’t hate it any more. My hate for TouchWiz stemmed from th

If you follow the tech news, you might have heard how iOS 9 included a feature that let third-party apps block ads and other trackers in Safari browser. It started a whole big ad blocking debate that we’re not going to get into right now. But what

The last Samsung phone I used for a prolonged period of time was the Galaxy S5. And I wasn’t its biggest fan. But I have to say, in the past 18 months, things have changed considerably. I’ve been using the Note5 for the past 2 weeks and it has be

If you recently upgraded your Mac to OS X 10.11 El Capitan, you might be scratching your head a bit when it comes to new features. Yes, the font is new and it looks great.

If you haven’t heard, LastPass has been sold to LogMeIn. Now, in tech circles, this happens all the time. But if you’re a LastPass user, you need to care about this sale because it could lead to problems in your future. LogMeIn has a bad rep. The

Granted, the newer Samsung Galaxy Phones (the S6, S6 edge, S6 edge+, Note5 and so on) are not as bloaty as the phones from the last year or two. But, they’re still filled with Samsung’s version of Google apps (Mail, Calendar), Samsung’s own app

I’ve been using the Note5 for about a week now and I have to say that this is the first time ever, I’m not put off by the TouchWiz UI. I’m not its biggest fan but I don’t mind it either. It’s fine. But we can do better than fine. And the su

Every year, the Note comes out with better specs, better stylus and improved notetaking features. This year is no exception. The Note5 has a whole new mechanism for interacting with the S Pen. You just have to click and pull it out. It’s easy and s

I have more than a hundred and fifty apps on my iPhone. While the first screen is neatly organized with my favorite apps, the next 4 pages are abysmal. But it doesn’t matter because most of the time, I just use Spotlight to search for apps.

Ever since the Galaxy Note with its built-in stylus came out, it has introduced us to new ways of note taking and annotations. You could select a part of the screen and write on it and share it with anyone. The Note5 continues that tra

Recently, web ads have become a hot topic of debate on the internet. They’re poorly designed and poorly coded. They invade your privacy by tracking your every move on the web.

1. Stream PodcastsI love podcasts. They’ve now become my primary source of entertainment. While I love listening to them when I’m out and about, listening through the iPhone speakers at home isn’t the best. Now, I can just tap the Chromecast bu

While Videostream is hands down the best way to stream media directly from desktop to Chromecast, it does mean though that you’ll need to use the desktop to do it all.

If you’re running Android KitKat 4.4.2 or higher, you can mirror your Android screen to Google Chromecast easily. In Android Lollipop, there’s even a Cast button in the notification drawer.