AGNES is a wearable suit designed to simulate old age by altering the functioning of the arms, legs, hands, neck, spine, eyes, ears and other crucial body parts
Neeman's joggers may not be things of beauty, but are worth every paise for their unique comfort
The soundbar lightens up guitar riffs in classic rock, keeps distortion low and delivers clear vocals
Older readers will remember a time from 30 years ago when no other party would align with the BJP because it was 'communal'
General insurers look to make a mark on the global stage, leveraging their understanding of the game through the Indian Premier League
It is an interesting concept - letting the players work on their skills in singular cocoons ahead of an important series
Tumblr referrals drive the highest revenue per visit from mobile devices, 39 per cent more than Facebook, finds an Adobe report
The reason is lack of a holistic response to how consumerisation trends change, predicts a Gartner survey
How its 111-year-old flagship brand, Rooh Afza, defies age and evolving tastes to stay on the table
Brands are drawn to its band of teen users and the many opportunities for engagement
A gimmick, or does it mirror a societal shift?
Hitting a speed-breaker
How will this influence advertiser choices?
Today, clients do not seek the cheapest solution, Vaz tells Sneha Bhattacharjee
Here are the answers to the Strategist Quiz #612
Former ambassador Moni Chadha was with Lal Bahadur Shastri in Tashkent. He counters colourful conspiracy theories with sobering facts
Engineer Khalid Saifullah put to use data in the public domain to identify disenfranchised individuals and created the Missing Voters app.
Apart from the obvious risks, the design lens seems too underpowered to bring an election into its focus
Johar's film universe is at least consistent in its glamour quotient and music that makes its way to Indian weddings
Magnus Carlsen heads the 10-player field, with a prize fund of $150,000