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How Smartphones Killed the Art of Sitting at the Window Seat and Doing Nothing

Technology is a giant slayer of many things wonderful and one of them is the joy of sitting at the window seat. Where do we have the time to simply sit and stare amid the constant notifications and the lure of Netflix on your phone?

Hardik Rajgor May 20, 2016

Features

Become a Creative Force with the help of Intel® Evo™ Laptops

Digital has become the new breeding ground for learning, creativity and exploration. But in this post-pandemic world none of it can be accomplished without the right computing power by your side. It’s here, in the form of the Intel® Evo™ based Laptops.

Arré Bench May 17, 2016

Technology

Dear Blackberry, you were more than just a phone

Gadgets today look, sound and feel like each other, but only a decade ago, one of them stood out from the rest, most incredibly for seeing the future but failing to jump on its wagon.

Mugdha Singh May 15, 2016

Features

Sweat Patches and Heat Rashes: A Millennial’s Guide to Buying the Right AC to Survive the Summer

When you step out to buy your first AC, you’ll soon realise that there are nearly a million options to choose between, each boasting of more features than the average computer. Now if only there was some kind of device that could combine all the best benefits of all these air-conditioners, and look great while at it.

Arré Bench May 4, 2016

Modern Family

How I Lost My Kids to Technology (And Later Won Them Back)

One day you’re the centre of your children’s universe – and then suddenly, you’re not. You’re never quite prepared for the way technology steals them away from you. They sit, their faces aglow in the light of their phone screens, chuckling to themselves. Like my kids, my overactive imagination is not my friend either.

Ashwina Garg May 3, 2016

Technology

Netflix and Chill for Life: What Happens When AI Takes Over Our Jobs?

The case for automation at work has been made many times by very smart, scientific people. But in a world where robots run shit and humans have unlimited free time, will every day be like the weekend — a snoozefest where we do nothing at all?

Kahini Iyer April 9, 2016

People

Mobile Mics of Chhattisgarh

In the media-dark zones of rural India, life and death issues go unreported. Shubhranshu Choudhary, who bagged the Google digital activism award in 2014, brings light to that dark.

Karanjeet Kaur April 5, 2016

Technology

Freelancer Tech: Gadgets That’ll Help You Get Stuff Done

If you’ve recently become a freelancer, chances are you’re grappling with questions like, how do I snag clients, or maintain finances, or know when to wear pants? The following gadgets won’t really give you answers, but will make your life a little easier.

Deepak Gopalakrishnan March 31, 2016