In recent times, the buzz around smart luggage has surged, fueled by brand collaborations and flashy marketing campaigns. The alliance between Boat, a popular Indian wearable tech company, and Safari Industries, a well-established travel accessories manufacturer, appears to be a classic example of companies jumping on the bandwagon of smart technology. While these initiatives are
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In an age where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, Samsung’s latest raft of smart monitors arrives not as revolutionary game-changers but as calculated attempts to cling to market dominance through aesthetic appeal and marginal feature improvements. The towering emphasis on 4K resolution, blazing 165Hz refresh rates, and AI-integrated functionalities creates an illusion of
The allure of using marine animals as inspiration for human engineering has long captivated scientists. The latest efforts to emulate these creatures through AI-designed underwater gliders promise a future where ocean exploration is less resource-intensive. However, amidst the technological optimism, there lies an uncomfortable truth: these innovations may overestimate how much we can learn about
In India’s relentless heatwave, the obsession with affordable air conditioning often masks a deeper truth: cheap cooling solutions rarely deliver what they promise. The market is flooded with budget-friendly window ACs that boast of high standards, but beneath this shiny facade lies a troubling compromise. Consumers are tempted by low prices, believing that a small
The launch of Mivi AI Buds signals yet another attempt to position consumer electronics as the next frontier of smart, personalized technology. On the surface, these wireless earbuds boast intriguing features—AI voice assistants, spatial audio, and extended battery life—that seem to promise a richer, more connected experience. Yet, beneath the shiny exterior lies a complex
The upcoming launch of the Oppo Reno 14 5G series in India once again exemplifies the persistent cycle of expectations set by manufacturers and the reality of what they deliver. Despite trumpeting cutting-edge specifications and AI-driven features, one must critically question whether these innovations genuinely serve consumers or simply inflate the perception of technological progress.
The advent of self-healing circuit boards suggests a transformative shift in consumer electronics—one that could mitigate the relentless surge of electronic waste and enhance device longevity. While the innovation is undeniably impressive, promising extraordinary resilience and ease of recyclability, it also invites a cautious examination of its practical implications. This new technology, infused with liquid
Nothing’s latest smartphone, the Nothing Phone 3, officially launches today, promising to redefine the flagship segment with its bold specs and design. Positioned as the UK-based company’s “first true flagship,” the Phone 3 aims to capitalize on the momentum garnered by its predecessor. However, the initial excitement around the device is somewhat tangled with skepticism,
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 is on the cusp of its official debut, and this time, the company appears to have courageously responded to consumer criticism by eliminating the so-called “Saturn Ring” design from its rear cameras. Last year’s models, including the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Galaxy S25 lineup, unashamedly flaunted thick metallic
The recent launch of the Infinix Hot 60i in Bangladesh reveals another attempt by Infinix to maintain its foothold in the fiercely competitive budget smartphone segment. While the device superficially resembles its predecessor, the Hot 50i, it ultimately feels like an uninspired reiteration rather than a true leap forward. Centering around a 6.78-inch LCD panel