Motorola G35 is a new smartphone in Moto's G series, priced under Rs 10,000. This smartphone has many positive aspects and a ...

A compact smartphone with pure Android, balanced characteristics, and not for all the money in the world — Motorola Edge 50 ...

Adobe and Box are two companies with a long history of collaboration and a common focus. They want to empower media creation professionals to realize their vision through powerful tools and features.

Instead of untangling necklaces and sifting through trays full of earrings trying to find the lost twin, a quality jewelry box keeps everything stored in a stylish little package. I spoke with ...

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Incredibly, you even get a TurboPower charger in the box, a luxury few other flagship phones have nowadays. Don't forget that the device goes by a different name in Europe – Motorola Edge 40 Pro.

Cable companies have to reserve a portion of their cable bandwidth just for TV services. Cable boxes have to be distributed to homeowners, and technicians have to run a physical wire to everywhere ...

The POCO F6 is more powerful than many flagships in the market right now. It is the first phone in India to feature the new Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor, promising top-tier performance. The POCO ...

Motorola no longer includes a charger in the box in all markets, and when it does, it’s not capable of the full 18W charging speeds, so you’ll probably have to grab one from our current best ...

And while we still love how reversible it is and how powerful it’s become, we’re also more aware of the potential pitfalls around this high-powered cable. There have been plenty of stories of ...

it’s an AV cable that sends audio and video upstream from your AV components (e.g., cable box, game console, streaming device, etc.) to a TV, projector, or media hub. HDMI cables come in all ...

The most popular mobile games in the UK are being advertised without disclosing they contain loot boxes - random in-game purchases which critics say are "exploitative" and "foster addiction".