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Samsung Note 5: It's a big deal

Samsung's latest star in its galaxy - the Note 5 -shines brightly enough to catch your attention but falls short of being a deal clincher

Sir Alex's masterclass

M812: Focus on performance

The M812 is reliable but needs to deliver more to catch the customer's attention

The big kick-off

After its debut last year, the star-studded Indian Super League is back. The author looks at what the new season has to offer

iOS 9: The first few hours

For starters, the download process is quite smooth and less painful compared to iOS 7

Jagmohan Dalmiya: The man who showed who is the boss

Look who's back - it's Pac-Man

Available for free on iOS and Android, the game has clocked more than 5 million downloads in the two weeks of its launch

Pentax KS-2: Making an entrance

The Pentax KS-2 is a good buy for those looking for their first DSLR camera

Anirban Lahiri: On a swing

What makes Anirban Lahiri the most exciting thing to have happened to Indian golf?

Gionee Elife S7: Style and Substance

The Chinese phone maker latest offering, is the ideal phone for those who prioritise looks over everything else.

When Gabbar sold biscuits to children

Sholay's massive success continues to inspire advertisements and radio jingles

Aabhas Sharma: Searching for strikers

Vijender Singh: Punching above his weight?

For the glamour-smitten boxer, turning pro was the next logical step

Chelsea's Jose Mourinho: the certified winner

The Chelsea manager's obsession with winning trophies continues as his team wrap up the Premier League title

Mourinho: the certified winner

The Chelsea manager's obsession with winning trophies continues as his team wrap up the Premier League title

Sim Bhullar: a sporting gamble or a marketing stunt?

Will Sim Bhullar's NBA debut have a positive impact on the development of basketball in India?

Clash of the Titans: A new chapter in the India-Australia rivalry

Australia are the favourites but India have the capability to upset the odds

Indian bowlers: The best surprise the World Cup has thrown up so far

The Indian bowling unit has silenced its critics and has been at the heart of India's revival

Will someone stand up for the bowlers?

Modern day cricket is hugely in favour of the batsmen making it an uneven and at times, a boring contest

The day Chetan Sharma nearly overshadowed Sunil Gavaskar

Just before calling it a day in ODIs, Sunil Gavaskar hit his maiden ODI ton in the 1987 World Cup. Aabhas Sharma's first hand account.