The Moto G5S Plus picks the monochrome and RGB sensor combination, skipping the arguably more popular telephoto+wide angle lens combo. Theoretically, having ...
Prasid Banerjee
The MSI GT73VR represents the high end here, with two of Nvidia’s GTX1080s GPUs, while the Lenovo Y520 is from the entry level range, running on the GTX ...
Hardik Singh
The company’s first smartphone, the Nokia 6 is held the mantle till the recent Nokia 8 announcement. But this phone will forever remain the phone that ...
The Android One program seemed to have fizzled out since its announcement a couple of years ago. However, many would argue that Google chose the wrong partners ...
Build and DesignReviewers, me included, have often questioned Sony’s insistence on sticking to its blocky Xperia designs. But if there’s one phone ...
Display and UIThe Canvas Infinity is all about its display, so let’s begin with that. The phone features an edge-to-edge display with an aspect ratio of ...
That said, Sony’s television is not without its faults, and it’s high pricing puts it out of reach for most of us. Nevertheless, here’s ...
Our review unit is the top of the line 14-inch variant priced at Rs 72,290. It packs an Intel Core i5-7200U, 8GB of RAM, 1TB HDD and a 2GB NVIDIA GeForce 940MX ...
But Blackberry hasn’t left the building. Not yet anyways. The company has tried to innovate with in the past, with devices like the Passport, Priv, DTEK ...
Sameer Mitha
Amidst this horde of identicals LG has brought the Q6 to India, which I believe is amongst the best looking budget smartphone of all time. It carries the same ...
