Nitin Sreedhar

The fourth instalment of the Samsung Galaxy Note is bigger and powerful. The author looks at whether it stands out in the phablet segment

Apart from the existing stand, hold and tilt modes, users can now experience the new hang mode on the Yoga Tab 2. The new kickstand provides a solid grip on the tab

Microsoft's latest mid-range offering is a promising device but offers no window to anything new

Jurassic World brings back the thrill of the last time dinosaurs hit the screens, but it fails to recreate the magic of Jurassic Park

Big, better, bulkier. Read on to find out if this should be in your pocket, that is, if you can fit it in the pocket

If you are looking for a big-screen smartphone packed with a lot of features and can perform, this device will not let you down

About 800 million Indians who don't have smartphones are in the cross hairs of Google's Android One project. The authors take a look at the first three phones launched in this programme recently

With a revamped look and new features, the ESPN Cricinfo app is all set to keep users abreast of the biggest cricketing extravaganza

In the Classic, QWERTY lovers might have finally found a device to look up to

The new thing about the BlackBerry Classic: The return of the old features. Regular BlackBerry users will realise the Classic has a design that is close to the Bold 9900

Exclusive music, micro-payments of as little as Rs 5, vernacular content - the brands are offering them all

5.0 reasons to love the latest update for Android

Forget love at first sight. It's about love at first 'swipe' now, as a bunch of apps are taking the concept of dating to a different level

Sony's UI gels nicely with Android 4.4.4, ensuring that the phone works smoothly