Category: REVIEWS

We’ll get straight to the point, Google’s Chromecast is one of the quickest and easiest ways to get all the streaming content you could ever need onto any TV that has an HDMI port....

Dell’s XPS laptop models have often been most covetable ultrabooks, and it seems as though that tradition is still going strong. The company did a refresh of its XPS 12 and XPS 13 laptops in March...

Skin4Gadgets is a Mumbai-based company that offers an array of customized skins for various devices like smartphones and tablets. The company has tied up with Tukzer who manufacturers Power Banks. Last month, it announced 10,000mAh...

Solidly mid-range specs, disappointingly budget performance It’s getting hard to keep up with HTC’s Desire range, with so many handsets arriving and just a three-digit number to tell them apart. The HTC Desire 626...

Domestic handset maker Intex, which has now become one among the largest selling smartphone manufacturers in the country, recently added the Intex Aqua GenX to its mid-range line-up, priced at Rs 13,299. The smartphone...

PROS -Great battery life -Premium metal build -Fast and accurate fingerprint scanner -Useful gesture controls with scanner -Affordable price point CONS -Below average speaker -Mediocre camera -Software experience not for everyone RATING OUR RATING...

Pros Lovely design Great battery life So, so speedy Cons Shocking software Inconsistent camera Colours issues with the display Broken Google notifications Review Price £429.99 Key Features: 6-inch, 1080p display; Kirin 950 processor; 3GB...

China’s Letv started making headlines in India back in April 2015, and less than a year later, the company has arrived here to compete in the gruelling smartphone race. Originally one of the largest...

Hands-on with the cloud first Nextbit Robin Born on Kickstarter, the Nextbit Robin is a peculiar phone. But that’s a good thing. In a time where 99% of smartphone are pretty much the same,...

Tablets are not only key in airplane cockpits and doctors’ offices, but also in the food industry and now they’ve slipped into the health food niche. Turns out that people who order food from...

LeEco, the Chinese Internet conglomerate better known by its former name Letv, has finally launched its first products for the Indian market. The Le Max and Le 1s have been unveiled and will be...

Letv or LeEco has just made its entry into the Indian market and it has done so by not just introducing smartphones, but electric cycles, 3D helmets and other consumer technology products as well....