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Driving transformation in the CV industry: highlights from the milestone 15th Apollo CV awards 2024 - Vimarsana News

Driving transformation in the CV industry: highlights from the milestone 15th Apollo CV awards 2024

The 15th Apollo CV Awards 2024 celebrated India's commercial vehicle industry at the prestigious event. The awards showcased commitment to transformation and profitability, with industry experts discussing new business models and customer value strategies for the market.

Turf wars: OnePlus Nord CE4 counters Nothing's pitch for new-age ₹25k phones - Vimarsana News

Turf wars: OnePlus Nord CE4 counters Nothing's pitch for new-age ₹25k phones

OnePlus and Nothing Phone 2(a) have chosen different chip makers, but signify performance boosts for new mid-range Android phones

From 1914 to now, Leica's definitive history is Xiaomi's photography trump card - Vimarsana News

From 1914 to now, Leica's definitive history is Xiaomi's photography trump card

In an era where artificial intelligence is being used extensively to define photography results in phones, Leica and Xiaomi are on the same page – optical hardware basics over artificially boosting photo results

In an era of AI PCs, HP Spectre 16 x360 is a showcase for Intel's new chips - Vimarsana News

In an era of AI PCs, HP Spectre 16 x360 is a showcase for Intel's new chips

HP’s flagship Spectre 16 x360, alongside Intel’s new Meteor Lake chips, collectively focus on AI enhancements. Astute ergonomics, alongside generational performance improvements, follow

Apple dethrones Samsung to become world's top phone maker - Vimarsana News

Apple dethrones Samsung to become world's top phone maker

Samsung, whose shipments slumped double-digits to 226.6 million, came in second.