Samsung’s recent launch of the M9 Smart Monitor in India marks another chapter in the relentless pursuit of technological supremacy. While the South Korean giant pitches these screens as the ultimate fusion of entertainment, gaming, and professional productivity, a close examination casts doubt on whether these claims truly translate into meaningful consumer benefits. Instead of
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In recent years, mankind’s fascination with the efficiency and agility of marine creatures like fish and seals has catalyzed innovative leaps in underwater technology. Nature’s mastery over movement in water isn’t just poetic; it’s a blueprint for sustainable, low-energy transportation. By mimicking these creatures, engineers aim to reduce the enormous costs and environmental impacts associated
As India’s sweltering temperatures push millions to seek respite from the relentless heat, the allure of inexpensive air conditioners becomes almost irresistible. Manufacturers eagerly flood the market with seemingly unbeatable bargains—units that promise quick cooling and affordability. However, beneath this glossy surface lies a troubling reality: many of these budget ACs are riddled with compromises
The launch of Mivi AI Buds in India exemplifies how modern tech companies often prioritize flashy features over genuine utility. With promises of a “context-aware” AI assistant that can be summoned through voice commands, the narrative seems enticing: a seamless merge of earbuds and intelligent assistant technology. Yet, beneath the glossy surface of the product’s
As the smartphone industry continues to saturate with new devices seemingly every month, the Oppo Reno 14 series emerges with what looks like an impressive lineup on paper. Yet, the true test lies beyond the boasts of megapixels and sleek designs—it’s about whether Oppo genuinely delivers innovation that resonates with a discerning, educated audience. While
The development of self-healing circuit boards infused with liquid metal and constructed from vitrimer polymer represents a significant leap in electronic durability. At first glance, this innovation appears to align perfectly with the urgent need to address environmental waste and technological longevity. Yet, beneath its shiny surface lies a series of complex challenges and limitations
The Nothing Phone 3’s impending global launch has stirred a mix of anticipation and skepticism across the smartphone community. While the brand’s ambition to position itself firmly in the flagship territory commands respect, the nearly doubled price tag compared to its predecessor feels audacious and arguably premature. Jumping from around Rs. 45,000 to an estimated
In the fast-paced world of smartphones, where innovation often competes with aesthetics, Samsung’s decision to drop the much-criticized “Saturn Ring Design” from the Galaxy Z Fold 7’s camera module reveals a rarely acknowledged, yet crucial reality: consumer feedback can and should impact tech design. Samsung’s previous camera rings, notably bulky metallic circles that surrounded each
The recent quiet launch of the Infinix Hot 60i in Bangladesh leaves one with a mixed bag of impressions. While the company markets it as a member of its new Hot 60 series, the device largely feels like a rehash of its predecessor, the Hot 50i, rather than a bold step forward. In an increasingly
In the tech world, few announcements generate as much buzz as those from Google. Yet, their recent email about the impending capabilities of the Gemini AI assistant has morphed into a public relations nightmare, echoing the broader debate on digital privacy and user autonomy. The introduction of the Gemini assistant, particularly its ability to interact