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Battle of the cheaper siblings

Meet the Nokia Lumia 920's cheaper version

Awards aren't a barometer of creativity: Prathap Suthan

Interview with chief creative officer and managing partner, Bang in the Middle

Bad boys of cricket

Dialling luxury

Sandeep Patil isn't afraid to tell star cricketers enough's enough

It was after a phone call from Sandeep Patil that Tendulkar announced his retirement from one-day cricket

The return of the prince

Cricketer Yuvraj Singh's account of courageously battling cancer is less compelling than the story of his troubled relations with his father and overcoming the odds to win the World Cup

Filmy damp squibs

Salil Ankola is the only cricketer to have made a decent career out of films, if you consider three movies a career

'A star in the making'

Million dollar roofs

A home in Mumbai or Delhi or one in New York? Or perhaps one in London or Dubai? Take your pick because they all now cost nearly the same

Xperia Z could be Sony's trump card, and your obsession

With this, the Japanese electronics giant finally has a phone in the premium smartphone category. Our review finds it an excellent alternative to HTC and Samsung

Billionaire boulevard

From traditional bungalows to ultra-modern skyscrapers, the homes of India's super rich boast of opulence, class and style

The boy from the Valley

Smart move: Nokia bets big on Lumia 920

Arguably one of the best Windows phones to date, but is it good enough to lure you away from other hot ones?

It's fun again in the temple

In Temple Run, there were only coins to be collected and that was the only currency. In Temple Run 2, you can collect coins, as well as gems, which are a bit hard to unearth

Wrestle mania

Princes of swing

A heist from the past

HIL will help Indian hockey in the long run: Narendra Batra

Interview with Chairman, HIL

Not so fast, not so furious

It's a double fault

Trouble and tennis have gone hand in hand in the last few years. Neither the players nor the All India Tennis Association are willing to budge. In the bargain, the sport is the biggest casualty