Deep, original takes on the tech that matters — tested, benchmarked, and explained.
The best Android phones to buy now, from the Galaxy S26 Ultra and Pixel 11 Pro to great mid-rangers: key features, US and India prices, and a case for each.
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Which apps make the most of the iPhone Duo's folding screen, from Netflix and Fantastical to games that use the hinge, plus popular apps that aren't ready yet.
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Logitech's MX Master 3S is now cheaper than ever, and the MX Master 4 adds haptics. Features, prices in the US and India, the catches, and which one to buy.
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TextNow's Yello is a locked-down Moto G Play for kids aged 5–12, with parent-approved contacts and a $19.99 plan. What it does, the catches and alternatives.
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AirLan sends photos, videos and files between iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows over Wi-Fi or a hotspot, with no internet needed. Here's how it works.
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Five gaming mice under $50 that punch well above their price, wired and wireless, plus how to choose: weight, hand size, DPI myths and whether wireless lags.
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Five USB mics under $50 that make you sound far better than a headset on Discord, streams and calls, plus where to put your mic and when to go dynamic.
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The best cases for Apple's foldable iPhone Duo, from $30 clear cases to rugged and leather picks, plus the chargers, screen protectors and add-ons worth buying.
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Claude Duet watches your email, calendar and business apps, briefs you each morning and works in the background. How it works, what it costs, the catches.
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15 tiny screen-keys that launch apps, run shortcuts and control your stream, calls and music in one tap. What the Elgato Stream Deck does and who it's for.
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Apple's first foldable iPhone costs $1,999 (₹2,99,900). What reviewers love and don't, how it compares with rival foldables, and who should buy one.
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Amazon's cheapest Kindle got thinner, faster and pricier in 2026. What the $150 Kindle gets right, what it still lacks, and which e-reader to buy instead.
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A credit-card-thin AI recorder that transcribes and summarises your meetings and calls. What the Plaud Note Pro does, what it really costs, and who should buy one.
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iPhone or Android in 2026? Neither is simply better. Here's where each one genuinely wins, and the one question that should decide it for you.
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Over-ear or earbuds, noise-cancelling or audiophile — here are the headphones actually worth buying in 2026, matched to what you'll use them for.
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Bitwarden, 1Password, Proton Pass or Dashlane? The password managers actually worth using in 2026, and why one is the best security upgrade you can make.
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OLED or mini-LED? LG, Sony, Samsung or TCL? How to choose the right TV in 2026, starting with the question that decides it: how bright is your room?
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We compared the top VPNs on speed, privacy, price and streaming. The ones worth paying for in 2026, plus a straight answer on whether you need one.
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Apple now sells seven iPhones, from $699 to $1,999, including the iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max and foldable Duo. Here's which one is right for you.
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MacBook Air, Pro, mini, iMac or Studio? How to pick the right Mac for what you actually do, plus the one spec that matters most before you check out.
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Claude Code vs GitHub Copilot vs Cursor: an honest, workflow-first comparison of pricing, models and real strengths, and who each AI coding tool is for.
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A dozen genuinely useful iPhone features Apple buries a menu too deep, from a physical camera shutter to disposable email. Most take a minute to set up.
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A capable AI that runs entirely on your own machine: private, offline and free. Which models actually work, on what hardware, and how to start in minutes.
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MCP became the 'USB-C for AI': one open standard that lets any AI model use any tool. What it is, how it works, why every big AI lab adopted it, and the catch.
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Deep, honest, well-sourced takes on the tech that matters. Here is what GeekyGoo is about, and where to start.
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Why a static Astro site can out-rank a WordPress blog for a solo tech writer — and the cases where WordPress still wins.
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