How to always stay in frame on video calls By Shubham Agarwal published 28 February 24 Your Windows PC or Mac can automatically track you and keep you in frame on video calls. Here’s how.
Withings ScanWatch 2 review: The smarter smartwatch By Shubham Agarwal published 22 February 24 The new $350 Withings ScanWatch 2 offers the best of a classic timepiece and a modern smartwatch. Should you pick it up over an Apple Watch?
Belkin SoundForm Pulse wireless earbuds review: Premium sound, affordable price By Shubham Agarwal published 20 February 24 The Belkin SoundForm Pulse earbuds are affordably priced, yet seem to have it all on paper. After days of testing them for our review, are they too good to be true?
5 accessories you need to cut down your cable clutter By Shubham Agarwal published 18 February 24 These accessories will not only help you get your cable mess in order but also eliminate it altogether.
Apps like ChatGPT aren't AI's final form, so what is? By Shubham Agarwal published 17 February 24 Silicon Valley is trying to build the iPhone of AI, but what would that look like?
I've spent 2 weeks with a $2,200 foldable phone — and this feature blew me away By Shubham Agarwal published 13 February 24 The new Porsche Design Honor Magic V2 RSR is the thinnest foldable phone and it’s optimized for playing 120Hz mobile games. Is it worth shelling out upwards of $2000?
Opal Tadpole review: This puny, premium 4K webcam is a dream laptop accessory By Shubham Agarwal published 12 February 24 Editor's Choice The Opal Tadpole is a tiny 4K laptop webcam that can make you look sharper than ever on video calls. But is it worth the investment? Find out in our full review.
Moment’s phone lenses turned my iPhone 15 into a pro camera By Shubham Agarwal published 27 January 24 Now you can attach swappable lenses on your phone DSLR-style with Moment’s latest T-Series lineup. But at $150, do they provide enough of a quality boost?
5 little-known tricks to reduce your phone screen time — kick that screen addition By Shubham Agarwal published 24 December 23 Struggling to bring down your screen time? It’s time to get creative with these unique tips and apps.
I took the Pixel 8 Pro on a two-week trip to Japan and I'm disappointed By Shubham Agarwal published 22 December 23 The Google Pixel 8 Pro looked like an ideal Android phone on paper. Its experience, however, leaves a lot to be desired.
Got iPhone-Mac Continuity Envy? Windows PC can do it too, here's how By Shubham Agarwal published 10 December 23 You don’t need a Mac to sync your iPhone with your computer; You can do it on a Windows PC too with these tips and apps.
Google Pixel 8 Pro vs. Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max: An epic iPhone vs. Android flagship battle By Shubham Agarwal published 3 December 23 Google’s Pixel 8 Pro and Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max offer top-of-the-line specs and go toe-to-toe in nearly every category. Which one should you buy?
Onyx Boox Palma E-Reader review: A Kindle that fits in your pocket By Shubham Agarwal published 30 October 23 The Onyx Boox Palma works like any Android phone, except it has a monochrome paper-like screen and no cellular. Does it offer the perfect e-reading experience on the go? Let’s find out.
5 little-known tricks for using your iPhone Plus one-handed By Shubham Agarwal published 22 October 23 Handling a giant, Plus-sized iPhone can be grueling on your fingers; Here’s how to comfortably use it with one hand.
iOS 17 review: a little bit of everything By Shubham Agarwal published 15 October 23 iOS 17 adds a bunch of exciting features to the iPhone, including a new Standby Mode that turns it into a smart display and interactive widgets. But is that enough for you to update?
iPhone 13 vs. iPhone 15: What does an extra $200 really get you? By Shubham Agarwal published 15 October 23 The iPhone 13 and the iPhone 15 are similarly specced phones on paper. So what does that extra $200 get you?
macOS Sonoma review: Good, but not quite there yet By Shubham Agarwal published 3 October 23 macOS Sonoma adds a bunch of exciting features to the Mac including, a new, modern lockscreen experience, and desktop widgets. But is that enough for you to update?
This new iPhone app is like having an AI-assisted photographic memory By Shubham Agarwal published 30 September 23 Utility photos like receipts, documents, and whatnot can clutter up your personal gallery. Use NeuralBox to keep them separate and organize them more effectively.
What's it like to live with an Arm-based Windows PC in 2023 By Shubham Agarwal published 18 September 23 Windows on Arm has had a rocky journey so far but Microsoft has made a series of key improvements in the last few years. Is it ready to be on your next PC?
The USB-C iPhone marks a new era for Apple — one where it’s no longer in control By Shubham Agarwal published 16 September 23 The EU forced Apple to adopt the USB-C connector. Is Apple still in charge of its own products?
The iPhone 15 is a mid-range phone at a flagship price By Shubham Agarwal published 14 September 23 The new iPhone 15 is evidence the base iPhone is no longer the default choice for Apple users and the Pro models offer far more value for $200 more.
I lived with AI in my browser for two weeks — here’s what happened By Shubham Agarwal published 13 August 23 AI sidebars on browsers like Edge and Opera give you more context, summarize articles, and even auto-generate emails and social media posts. But how helpful are they really?
3 accessories that make my iPhone more useful — you're missing out if you don't have 'em By Shubham Agarwal published 29 July 23 Belkin’s MagSafe accessories help my iPhone 13 mini last longer, double as a webcam, and be a better car companion. Are they worth the steep prices?
I spent weeks with this $600 e-ink Android tablet — why it's better than your Kindle By Shubham Agarwal published 16 July 23 The Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C offers all that you’d want from an Android tablet, including a detachable keyboard, and stylus -- except for one, big difference: it has a paper-like screen.
Blurry photos are wasting space on your phone — how to find and delete them By Shubham Agarwal last updated 15 July 23 You no longer have to find and delete blurry shots from your photo library yourself! These apps can do it for you.
