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As a technology reporter at Business Standard, Harsh Shivam specialises in decoding innovations within the consumer tech space. His expertise extends to delivering in-depth gadget reviews that provide readers with comprehensive insights into the latest tech advancements. With a keen eye for detail, he captures and reports on the dynamic landscape of technology, ensuring his audience stays informed about the newest developments and trends shaping the industry.
As a technology reporter at Business Standard, Harsh Shivam specialises in decoding innovations within the consumer tech space. His expertise extends to delivering in-depth gadget reviews that provide readers with comprehensive insights into the latest tech advancements. With a keen eye for detail, he captures and reports on the dynamic landscape of technology, ensuring his audience stays informed about the newest developments and trends shaping the industry.
Apple unveiled iPhone 17e, iPad Air, MacBook Air, MacBook Neo and more this week, while some expected devices remain unannounced
WhatsApp Plus plan could add app customisation, more pinned chats and exclusive stickers, while core messaging features are expected to remain free
Entry-level MacBook starts at Rs 69,900 and runs on iPhone-grade A18 Pro processor, offering a 13-inch Liquid Retina display, fanless design and up to 16 hours of battery life
With a large 12.1-inch display, strong battery life, and smooth everyday performance, the OPPO Pad 5 focuses on getting the basics right, though limited variant flexibility holds it back
After launching new iPhones, iPads and Macs earlier this week, Apple is expected to introduce a lower-cost MacBook reportedly called MacBook Neo alongside a refreshed entry-level iPad
Google's latest Pixel Drop introduces new Gemini features, updates to Circle to Search and desktop-style multitasking support, with the rollout beginning for supported Pixel smartphones this month
New 27-inch Studio Display adds Thunderbolt 5 and upgraded camera, while Studio Display XDR debuts with mini-LED backlight, 120Hz refresh rate and up to 2000 nits HDR brightness
New MacBook Air adds M5 chip and 512GB base storage, while 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models now come with M5 Pro and M5 Max processors
Apple is reportedly exploring Google cloud infrastructure to support AI-powered Siri upgrade, which will now use Google's AI models in the background
Apple is expected to continue its staggered product rollout with a new entry-level MacBook and refreshed base iPad, alongside updates to the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro range
New iPad Air with M4 chip brings improved performance, faster connectivity and more memory across 11-inch and 13-inch models, with pre-orders from March 4 and sales from March 11
New iPhone 17e starts at Rs 64,900, adds C1X modem, 48MP camera, MagSafe support and satellite connectivity, with pre-orders beginning March 4 and sales from March 11
Priced at Rs 15,999, Neo 1 is a pendant-style AI wearable device by the Indian startup Neosapien that records, transcribes and organises your conversations into searchable memory
Intel and BHASHINI bring on-device multilingual translation and transcription to AI PCs, with Vidyalekha running offline on Core Ultra-powered laptops for education use cases
Qualcomm's new platform brings on-device AI, improved battery life and advanced connectivity to smartwatches and emerging wearable form factors including pins and pendants
iPhone 17e, new Macs and refreshed iPads are expected as Apple kicks off a week of announcements leading up to its "Special Experience" event
Apple CEO, Tim Cook, has confirmed that the company will be launching new products next week, starting Monday. Expected devices include iPhone 17e, new entry level MacBook, iPads, more
The new platform allows Gnani's AI agents to initiate and complete UPI payments during live customer calls, using Razorpay's MCP server to connect directly to its payments infrastructure
As part of the introductory offer, customers can pre-order the 256GB storage variant and get the 512GB storage variant of the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra at no additional cost
Nvidia is reportedly working on Arm-based and x86 designs with MediaTek and Intel, as it looks to re-enter the consumer PC space beyond data centre AI chips