Rahul Gondane Archive
Quick, what’s the fastest phone on the planet right now? The recently launched Samsung Galaxy S4 isn’t it? If rumors about the Sony “Honami” turn out to be true, the Galaxy S4 could give up that title come Fall 2013. Sony is working on a new smartphone
Videogames kept getting better looking and got more gameplay features, but nothing changed it as much as the Nintendo Wii. Suddenly, games required more on your part than just twiddling thumbs. The Kinect from Microsoft took it one step further by completely getting rid of any controllers.
2013 is a special year for gamers. Not only are there fantastic games on the way, but it’s also finally time for a new console generation. The upcoming game consoles of 2013 promise to usher in a new era for gaming and will be fully revealed at
Iron Man 3 is one of the biggest blockbusters of this summer and it’s no surprise there’s a videogame tie in accompanies it as well. This Android and iOS game comes with high expectations, but it unfortunately fails to deliver. Screenshots and videos look rather promising, but
We admit, not everyone uses or requires weather apps, but other than making your homescreen look fancy schmancy, it lets you plan out future events depending on predictions. Most of the new weather apps not only provide weather information, but also come with customizations to make your
Creating a WiFi hotspot is an easy way to share your internet with other devices such as laptops, smartphones, tablets, basically anything that can connect to a wireless network. This feature is available on most of the newer smartphones and lets you share mobile internet with other
One of the biggest advantages of having a smartphone is the ability to send and receive emails on the go. While most smartphones can easily sync with large online mail services like GMail, Yahoo! Mail or Outlook/Hotmail, it’s slightly more complicated to get your custom or work email up
Way back before any of the current crop of Windows Phone 8 Lumias released, there was an internal leak at Nokia that revealed the model numbers of then upcoming phones. The Lumia 920 was mentioned, but curiously there was something called the Lumia 1001 which was assumed
