New Apple MacBook Air 2012 Review
New Apple MacBook Air 2012 Review
Even before the concept of an 'Ultrabook' became popular, Apple seemed to have all the elements in place. The first MacBook Air launched in 2008 was a ...
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Asus Transformer Prime Review
Asus Transformer Prime Review
The Asus Eee Pad Transformer, launched last year, was one of its kind. The fact that the device could be used both as a standalone tablet and a ...
Samsung Series 5 Ultrabook review
Samsung Series 5 Ultrabook review
I've been reviewing a lot of Ultrabooks recently, and barring a few differences between looks and the screen resolution, there isn't that much to tell ...
Acer Aspire One D270 review: Intel Cedar Trail
Acer Aspire One D270 review: Intel Cedar Trail
The term survival of the fittest doesn't only apply to living species. In the world of technology too, only the strongest and the adapters survive. No ...
Dell XPS 13 review
Dell XPS 13 review
When I reviewed the Dell XPS 14z a few months ago, I had complained that after the spate of Ultrabooks flooding the PC market, a bulky machine just ...
Dell XPS 14z review
Dell XPS 14z review
The Dell XPS 14z is the smaller successor to the very popular XPS 15z. A great spec sheet, anodised aluminium and magnesium alloy design and discrete ...
Acer Aspire S3 Review
Acer Aspire S3 Review
There is no disputing the lure of an attractive, lightweight companion. No, I'm not telling you who you should be dating next. I'm only talking about ...
Lenovo IdeaPad U300s review
Lenovo IdeaPad U300s review
Lightweight, sleek and powerful - ultrabook s are laptops' answer to tablets. We get hands on with the Lenovo U300s and Acer Aspire S3, the first of the ultrabooks to hit the market.
Panasonic Toughbook CF-53 India review
Panasonic Toughbook CF-53 India review
It looks like a briefcase. It almost weighs like one at about 2.5 kgs. I can carry around my valuable stuff in it and drop it on the ground without ...
Tablets vs Netbooks: The final Face-off
An unrelenting tablets wave seems to be sweeping netbooks out of store shelves. Even bored mothers are shunning the mother board. But, is this the end of the fight? Are tablets glorified media players or can they actually perform the job of a computer? Mahananda Bohidar and Ketaki Bhojnagarwala slug it out.
A palette of portable performers
Commuters, backpackwearers and business nomads are now able to enjoy the power ofa desktop computer of just a few years ago, compressed into a machine that’s light and slim. These laptops offer superb portability without too many sacrifices. You can organise your life, use Office docs, edit films – even in HD – and perhaps enjoy a little gaming, all on the same svelte little head-turner of a laptop. Improved battery life means you won’t be running to the nearest socket every few hours, too. More powerful than a netbook, more versatile than a tablet, these are 2011’s hot tickets...
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Travel pass: Pros may outweigh cons
IATA’s mobile application will allow travellers to store and manage certifications for Covid-19 tests or ...
A prescription that falls short of a cure
A 2010 Act to regulate the medical sector flounders in implementation, even as healthcare remains ...
A timeline for incentive
The scheme to boost local medtech manufacturing is timely, especially given the raging pandemic. But ...
Eyes wide shut
Do pilots sleep on their job?
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Why the stock of Hero MotoCorp is a good ‘Buy’
Price correction is a good opportunity for long-term investors to take the plunge
Index Outlook: Key hurdles can limit the rally
Q4 earnings, along with progress in controlling Covid-19 spread, will be in focus
Should you opt for family floater plan to lower premium?
Do keep in mind that premium may go up in case one of the members has a pre-existing condition
House that?
Inside Narayan Chandra Sinha’s universe house, metal and nature’s footprints are churned into an organic whole
Once upon a time, in Munnar
A former resident relives sepia-tinted memories of growing up in a hilly, colonial tea range of the Western ...
Hyderabad connection
It starts with the lack of new email messages: A sudden silence from my personal world. It’s a mellow Saturday ...
The kindness of strangers
Love for food sparks an unusual friendship between a visitor and an auto driver in Hyderabad’s colourful lanes
The shape and size of brands to come
Monotype’s 2021 type trends report points to a return to hand and the familiar
A sonic shift in branding in the age of apps
As ‘ear-points’ between a company and a customer grow, we are witnessing a rise in audio assets
“We are creating a true people platform”
‘Desi Twitter challenger’ Koo on connecting like-minded folks
Oats floats
Coca-Cola has just introduced an oat milk line in the US under its Simply brand. Smart move, say industry ...
Is GST about ease of doing business?
Three years after its inception, compliance with GST procedures remains a headache for exporters, job workers ...
Channapatna sees a revival
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of companies are altering the prospects for wooden toys of ...
Clustering around Koppal
Aequs Aerospace to create space for large-scale manufacture of toys at Koppal
Say cheese, says the organised dairy sector
And it has every reason to smile. Covid-19 has triggered a consumer shift towards branded products as ...