Samsung&amp#39s Galaxy XR headset looks slightly like the Apple Vision Pro, and promises sharp visuals, lightweight, and super immersive. But the question is, who&amprsquos it really for? Are we ready for mixed reality in our daily lives, or is this another expensive tech flex? Will the cheaper price help it take on Apple? Too many questions, but I guess we&amp#39ll know more once more and more people actually try it on.&ltbr /&gt &ltbr /&gt What do you think?

Almost every phone now comes with fast charging, and it’s super convenient. But I’ve also heard people say it affects battery health over time, especially if used daily. For regular use, is fast charging actually safe or better to stick to slow charging when possible?

I am planning to buy a smartphone under Rs. 50,000. Currently, I am revolving around OnePlus 15R. Do you guys have any other recommendation? 

Mine is approx. 12 hours with laptop and smartphone included. 

Some options:  1) ChatGPT  2) Google Gemini  3) Claude  4) Microsoft Copilot  5) Perplexity  6) Meta AI  7) Grok 

I’m looking to settle on one primary AI coding agent and I’m torn between OpenAI Codex and Claude Code. I’ve seen conflicting takes on which is better for actual "agentic" engineering versus just being a fancy autocomplete. To give some context on my setup, my primary stack is TypeScript and React. My primary environment is VS Code and Cursor. Mainly working with microservices focused on refactoring complex logic. Appreciate any advice.

I'm confused between Veo (in Gemini), OpenAI's Sora, Runway, and Kling. Or should I go for an open-source option instead?

Sony and TCL recently announced that TCL will acquire Sony's home entertianment business. How does it impact us in India as I believe Sony Bravia TVs are quite popular in India? Also, I read somewhere that the prices of Bravia TVs could go down, too? Would it be better to wait if I am looking to buy a new TV?

I recently bought a new PlayStation 5. I know that my console supports 4K gaming but I am confused whether spending more on a 4K resolution smart TV would be worth it. If you guys believe it, should I buy the LG OLED 4K smart TV or a one from Samsung? And what should be my budget?

I’ve been wanting to pick up a wearable, but I’m confused whether to get a fitness band or go all-out with a smartwatch. Bands seem simple, while smartwatches offer a lot more but cost more, too. What actually makes more sense for long-term daily use?  

I don’t know if anyone else has noticed, but the new Itel A100 4G's design looks way too similar to the OnePlus 13s. Feels like another case of a budget phone borrowing a flagship’s design language without the accompanying hardware, to be honest.

I just read that Apple is testing a variable aperture lens for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. There’s also talk of a new telephoto camera with a larger aperture for better zoom shots. Do you think this is enough for Apple to catch up with Vivo and Oppo in mobile photography?

What the title says. Why is this company changing its name so frequently?

Microsoft introduced the AI content marketplace last week, and now reports claim that Amazon wants to do the same. What's the point and what will this platform actually do?

I’m planning to buy a budget smartwatch mainly for step tracking and important notifications. AMOLED display is a must and decent battery life would be nice since I don’t want to charge it daily. Calling feature would also be helpful. Under Rs. 5,000, which watch would you recommend?

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There are so many internet browsers available today, Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Brave, Edge and a few others. Some people care about speed, some about privacy and others just stick to what came pre-installed. Which browser do you use the most, and why?

I'm looking to buy a new laptop for my son. Use cases will be around basic learning, document editing, etc. and a few games here and there, nothing fancy. Can someone please recommend a decent laptop under Rs. 50,000 that would be good enough for the next 5 years?  Thanks in advance

Does anyone else feel like there’s a new tablet launch every few weeks? We’ve seen M5 iPads, the Galaxy Tab S11 series, and newly launched Android tablets from Oppo, Redmi, and Realme. On paper, many of them look similar, so it's hard to tell what's actually worth buying. Are there any tablets right now that truly stand out for everyday use, or is it better to wait?

Ernie Assistant just crossed 200M monthly active users with integrations across search, booking apps, maps, health services, and more. Meanwhile, Alibaba and ByteDance are also scaling their models fast. Could Western bots realistically catch up in global usage?

I've read reports that Apple is ditching the old Siri interface for a “Campos” chatbot powered by Google’s Gemini tech across iOS and macOS. This could be Apple’s biggest AI push yet, but will it actually be useful or just another half-baked voice bot? 

Despite fierce competition from Claude and Gemini in specific tasks, ChatGPT remains the most referenced. But will dominance hold?

Everyone talks about autonomous task-executing bots, but for most people simple answer engines are more practical. Are we overhyping autonomy?

Sometimes the certainty is more unsettling than the mistakes themselves.

I have tried ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity. All free versions. I know about Claude too, but I have never used it. And then there are like 20 other chatbots. Was curious which one does everyone think is the best one out there?