Rahul Gondane Archive
Mobile phones have become more than just communication tools over the last 2 decades or so. From being just a portable telephone, they’ve grown into powerful mini computers that actually boost productivity (or the other way round, depends on how you use it) and make your day
The sleep mode on Windows lets you put your PC in a low power mode, so that you can continue your work from where you left off without having to go through the whole boot up process again. For computers which have slowed down and aren’t booting
Google wants you to be connected wherever you go. As hinted by Sundar Pichai at the Mobile World Congress a little over a month ago, the ‘Nexus’ of mobile phone networks is finally here. While most anticipated a simple and affordable traditional network, Google went ahead and
4G LTE is the next generation of mobile networks, and the successor to 3G. Although originally introduced around late 2009, it started becoming popular only in 2011 or so, and is finally making its way into India. Airtel users in cities like Kolkata and Pune have had
A short while ago, we covered the top 10 upcoming PC games, Xbox One games and PlayStation 4 games of 2015. It’s been almost half a year since, and we’ve seen a lot of the games we mentioned on all three platform lists release. A few games were pushed and one
After long delays and missed deadlines, the OnePlus One has finally gotten a taste of Android 5.0.2 Lollipop, in the form of Cyanogen OS 12. When the ‘flagship killer’ arrived last year, it was praised for its specs and build quality, not to mention the extremely affordable
The smartphone market in India is chock full of options at every price point. Manufacturers often release or re-release phones with minor changes and end up confusing the consumer (we’re looking at you, HTC) or simply price phones incorrectly, making people think that they’re paying for better
If you’ve been active on social networks lately or been following the news, you’ve probably seen people getting very angry about something called Airtel Zero, and fighting for net neutrality. Wondering about what it all means and if it is one of those things that won’t really affect
