Flagship silicon and a screen from an older era, wrapped around a single camera. The iPhone 17e knows exactly who it is for, and the list is short. There is a version of the smartphone conversation that never seems to reach the people it should. We spend our time arguing about refresh rates and camera… Continue reading Apple iPhone 17e review: one lens, two buyers
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OnePlus Nord CE 6 review: One big idea, massive battery
OnePlus built the Nord CE 6 around one enormous battery and let every other choice fall into place behind it. The result is a phone with the courage of a single conviction. Every phone is a set of compromises, but most try to hide it, spreading the budget thin and hoping you never notice where… Continue reading OnePlus Nord CE 6 review: One big idea, massive battery
Finally Anchored: Beats Powerbeats Fit Review
After years of fiddling, the Beats Powerbeats Fit are the only earbuds that stay put where every other flagship failed me. I have unboxed and tested more wireless earbuds than I can count, from Apple, Sony, OnePlus, Nothing, Google, and just about everyone in between. And through all of it, I have carried a small,… Continue reading Finally Anchored: Beats Powerbeats Fit Review
Motorola’s Moto Watch blends style, simplicity, and battery life in the budget smartwatch space.
I’ve never really been a fan of smartwatches. Most feel like extensions of notifications rather than something you’d genuinely want to wear, either too bulky, too loud, or trying too hard to replace your phone. But when the Moto Watch arrived, it felt like a chance to revisit that opinion. Maybe this was a smartwatch… Continue reading Motorola’s Moto Watch blends style, simplicity, and battery life in the budget smartwatch space.
Google’s mid-range workhorse plays the long game, and mostly wins
There’s a particular kind of confidence in doing less, and doing it better. As someone who spends a fair amount of time pointing cameras at things — cars, coastlines, people — I find that quality quite appealing in a phone. The Google Pixel 10a, now available in India at Rs. 49,999, is precisely that kind… Continue reading Google’s mid-range workhorse plays the long game, and mostly wins
Google Pixel 10a: The Camera-First Phone That Doesn’t Need to Shout
There’s a particular kind of confidence in doing less, and doing it better. As someone who spends a fair amount of time pointing cameras at things — cars, coastlines, people — I find that quality quite appealing in a phone. The Google Pixel 10a, now available in India at Rs. 49,999, is precisely that kind… Continue reading Google Pixel 10a: The Camera-First Phone That Doesn’t Need to Shout
iPhone 17 Pro review: Everyday life, now sharper, cooler and more confident
There is a certain rhythm to reviewing an iPhone late. By the time our unit arrives, usually bought by someone in the office rather than sent by Apple, the world has already watched every unboxing video and camera comparison possible. So this review began in the familiar way. Someone asked, “Can I borrow it for… Continue reading iPhone 17 Pro review: Everyday life, now sharper, cooler and more confident
Google Pixel 10 Pro Review: The Case for a Smarter Phone
Small, thoughtful updates make a big difference in this year’s Google flagship The annual smartphone race has been a predictable marathon of specifications. Brands battle over processing power, charging speeds, and megapixel counts. But things are beginning to change. Over the last couple of years, there is a renewed focus on the overall user experience,… Continue reading Google Pixel 10 Pro Review: The Case for a Smarter Phone