Fuel for India 2020: India is a very special, important country with remarkable entrepreneurship culture, says Mark Zuckerberg
Following the NPCI approval, WhatsApp will compete with players like Paytm, Google Pay, Walmart-owned PhonePe and Amazon Pay in the country.
We remain committed to being an open, neutral and non-partisan platform in India: Facebook India VP Ajit Mohan
Regarding its handling of hate speech, Facebook India Head Ajit Mohan said: "we are not complacent on the issue".
Microsoft Surface Go 2 review: Why?
The only thing I love about the Go 2 is its design — and the keyboard — both of which are engineering marvels in their own right.
Facebook Fuel for India 2020: Making 'unique investments and bets', trying new things in India, says CRO David Fischer
Facebook Chief Revenue Officer David Fischer said the company has made investments and undertaken some unique bets that it hasn’t done in any other part of the world.
MSI GS66 Stealth 10SFS (2020) review: A high price and poor thermals hold back an otherwise decent laptop
The 2020 avatar, dubbed the GS66, is a little more stealthy, a lot more powerful, but also not as unique or special as the GS65 once was.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 – 200 MP stills, huge AI and GPU upgrades, staggered HDR, and more: What to expect from 2021’s flagship smartphones
The Snapdragon 888 platform is a significant upgrade over last year’s 865 and introduces a number of exciting new features to boot.
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (spoiler-free) review: I didn’t want to like this game
I’ll be honest, I didn’t jump into Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War (Really, Treyarch? You couldn’t think of a simpler title?) with much by way of hope.
HP Omen 15-ek0019TX review: This plain-Jane gaming laptop may not be a looker, but it’s priced right and it does get the job done
There’s nothing in particular that stands out, but there’s also nothing in particular that’s wrong with the Omen 15.
CoolerMaster MB511 ARGB mid-tower cabinet review: A spacious, flexible cabinet that’s well-suited for mid-range PCs
Few cabinets offer this much flexibility, and fewer still offer it at this price.
Intel Comet Lake S 10600K, 10900K review (?): The gamer’s upgrade dilemma
Is it worth buying Intel?
The future of PCs is in Apple’s ARMs: Breaking down the Apple-Intel breakup
Apple is now laying the groundwork for a smoother, more seamless transition from x86 to ARM.
macOS Big Sur released: How to download, compatible devices, new features, more
The new macOS Big Sur brings a new design, enhancements to Safari, Messages, Maps, and privacy and it has been optimised for Apple’s M1 chip.
WD My Passport 2 TB External HDD review: Slim and light, but also on performance
Reading and writing speeds are atrocious, but the technology is also part of the reason why you can get 2 TB of storage for just Rs 5,000.
WD MyPassport SSD review (1 TB): Move over Samsung T5, there’s a new champ in town
The WD SSD doesn’t just exceed the T5 on the performance front, it’s also priced similarly to the T5, and it offers two additional years of warranty.
Apple iPad 8th gen review: The blandest iPad yet is still compelling
It’s more comfortable to use than my phone, it’s more handy than my PC or laptop, and while the design is old, it’s also very familiar.
Kingston HyperX Cloud Alpha S Blackout Edition review: A comfortable, feature-rich set that's well worth the asking price
HyperX Cloud Alpha S is a set that sounds good, is comfortable to use, and features an excellent mic.
ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 review: Dual displays equals twice the fun? Maybe
The ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo isn’t perfect, but if I had to pick a single laptop that I’d have to spend the rest of my days with, it’d be the Duo.
ASUS ExpertBook P2451F laptop review: A great laptop, but I’d wait for version 2.0
The ExpertBook P2 line is an expertly crafted lineup of devices, and if it wasn’t for that display, it could have been exceptional.
ASUS ROG Zephyrus S15 review: The best portable gaming laptop of 2020, so far
ASUS hasn’t held anything back with the S15, and with liquid metal and that high-quality 300 Hz display, it’s taking risks and pushing limits.
BenQ EX2780Q monitor review: A capable entry-point to the world of HDR and high-refresh rate gaming
At Rs 36,000, it’s one of the most fun, colour-accurate monitors I’ve had the pleasure of using.