Huawei Mate XS review: A new take on the foldable phone
The folding phone bridges the gap between a compact smartphone and a larger tablet
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The folding phone bridges the gap between a compact smartphone and a larger tablet
Overall Rating: 4.2/5 Price: Rs 54,999 Brands like TCL may have already launched budget QLED TVs in India in the sub-60K price bracket six months ago, but it’s always good to have more options to choose from. Even better if they offer newer features and better performance. Right at the end of 2020, Xiaomi entered the ring with their first QLED model that boasts of the latest Android 10 OS for TV and HDMI 2.1 support. It happens to be the most expensive TV from the brand here, but is it worth its asking price? Let’s find out. Mi QLED TV 4K 55.
2020 Year in Review: The Tech News That Kept Us Distracted, Excited, and Slightly Confused Dec 16, 2020 11:30 am | 1 comment | 295 reads The 20th year of this millennium has been the longest yet, and boy are we ready to say goodbye. But hey, if we had to spend it anywhere, then Beijing ain't a half shabby place to do so. In 2020 Year in Review, we're taking a look back at all the happenings in this city that somehow managed to keep us sane while the world went crazy. The year was 2020 and citizens of the world were dressed in all manner of silver ...
But a ten-inchle version is coming soon with the honeycomb operating system plus two cameras. finally, blackberry comes out later this year. like the other two tablets i just mentioned, it can run flash which the ipad can't. blackberry says it will be priced critically under $500. for all of steve jobs' glowing portrayal of the ipad 2, some tech review shows it's actually not doing anything good new. >> we're seeing cameras on it. as you know with a phone that's got a camera on it that costs $5 to put in has been out for five years. still no ceramic cards, no stand-in faces that you think you'...