Technology
Mac Studio M3 Ultra: Apple’s Most Powerful Desktop Yet
Apple has once again raised the bar for professional desktops with the launch of the new Mac Studio powered by the M3 Ultra chip....
MacBook Air M4: Apple’s Thinnest Laptop Gets a Major Boost
After months of anticipation, Apple has officially announced the new MacBook Air M4, bringing faster performance, better AI capabilities, and an improved display—all while...
Lenovo Tab K9 and Tab One Spotted on BIS, India Launch Expected Soon
Lenovo is preparing to launch new tablets in India, as spotted on the BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification website. The upcoming devices, identified...
Apple Launches iPad Air M3 and iPad 11: Price, Specs, Availability
Apple has refreshed its iPad lineup with the introduction of the new iPad Air M3 and the 11th-generation iPad featuring the A16 chipset. The...
Amazon launches ‘Pay Later’ service in India
Amazon India introduces a financial service that allows users to but products and pay the bill later. This service is similar to Flipkart's Pay...
Intel 10th Gen Comet Lake-S desktop CPUs launched: Up to 10...
Finally today on April 30th, the much anticipated Intel 10th gen Comet Lake-S desktop CPUs have been announced after a long wait as it...
Oppo ColorOS beats MIUI on basis of Monthly Active User Count
We all know MIUI 12 releases just few days back. During the official release, the company informs MIUI has more than 310 million active...
DJI Mavic Air 2 is ready to come live on sale
DJI, a Chinese Drone manufacturing company releases its second version of their Mavic Air. As pr the sequence this drone model is called Mavic...
The entry-level quad-core Ryzen 3 3100 caught running at 4.60 GHz...
The recently announced entry-level quad-core Ryzen 3 3100 has been impressing all of us in the leaked benchmarks. AMD's 7nm Zen 2 architecture is...
Samsung is working on a 250MP sensor
Samsung was reported to work on a 600MP camera sensor which can even overhead the capabilities of the human eye. Now a most recent...
