The Golden Era of Smartphones is Dead: How We Lost Real Hardware Choice
We once lived in a vibrant mobile landscape defined by Symbian, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and webOS. Today, we are left with a duopoly of uniform glass slabs.
We once lived in a vibrant mobile landscape defined by Symbian, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and webOS. Today, we are left with a duopoly of uniform glass slabs.
With Series X and S prices rising on August 1st and Game Pass Ultimate pivoting to a catalogue product, Microsoft's gaming economics are undergoing a massive shift. We examine the maths before the deadline, including why India's numbers look nothing like America's.
From heated seats and smart home cameras to wearable fitness sensors: why hardware manufacturers are turning one-time physical purchases into recurring monthly fees, and why consumers are reaching a breaking point.
From out-of-stock base models and highly restricted sale colors to Google's persistent omission of LTE watch variants in India: this Anniversary Sale highlights a frustrating pattern of secondary treatment. Here is our raw take on why Indian consumers deserve better.