Vikhyaat Vivek
Author/Co-Author of 92 articles
Tech journalist and product reviewer specializing in consumer electronics. Sean has covered everything from flagship smartphones and premium laptops to gaming peripherals, wearables, and audio gear. His work spans breaking news, in-depth reviews, features, and opinion pieces, all grounded in hands-on testing and real world usability.
A lifelong gamer, he brings a player-first perspective to the hardware he reviews. When he's not testing out the latest gadget, he's likely deep in a Warhammer 40K rabbit hole or logging in hours on his current gaming obsession (Arc Raiders).
Apple’s cheapest iPad might finally catch up on performance
Apple’s next-gen budget iPad could get a major performance upgrade with the A18 chip, bringing faster speeds and AI features.
Samsung’s Galaxy A57 is a rare win for repairability
Smartphones haven’t exactly been getting easier to repair over the years. If anything, most modern devices are now glued shut and actively fight you when something inside breaks. That’s what makes the Samsung Galaxy A57 a breath of fresh air. Recommended Videos A recent teardown of the new mid-range device reveals that Samsung built one […]
It’s not just the screen time, but how often you pick a phone that’s hurting your brain
Researchers say it’s not how long you use your phone, but how often you check it that leads to mental overload.
Samsung’s Galaxy A57 and A37 are here with new chips and smarter cameras
Samsung’s Galaxy A57 and A37 are official, bringing new Exynos processors, improved night photography, and familiar mid-range fundamentals.
OnePlus’ latest compact flagship is a sad reminder that phone price hikes are far from over
The OnePlus 15T brings a huge 7,500mAh battery to a compact flagship, but its sharp price jump reflects a rough 2026 market.
This new Android flagship rival is pushing zoom further than Apple and Samsung
Oppo’s upcoming Find X9 Ultra will feature a new 10x optical zoom camera with a redesigned periscope system, aiming to push smartphone photography further.
My life turned into a subscription trap, but I axed the bad bills with these tricks
There was a time when subscriptions felt like a novelty. Those were times of (digital) peace. A seamless payment feature on cool new apps that brought unlimited access (for the month). You paid for Netflix, and maybe Spotify, and that was usually about it. Now, it’s streaming, cloud storage, fitness apps, editing apps, AI chatbots, […]
I see Galaxy S26’s AirDrop support as progress, but I just don’t think it changes much
Samsung supporting AirDrop the Galaxy S26 is the kind of upgrade people will appreciate instantly and buy a phone for almost never.
The memory crisis might bring back expandable storage on phones
As RAM and storage prices surge, smartphone brands may look to hybrid storage solutions like microSD cards to keep costs under control.
OnePlus rumored to exit the US and European markets… again
Fresh reports claim OnePlus may scale back or exit Western markets, signaling a possible shift toward focusing on Asia.
US car buyers want what they can’t have: Chinese EVs
Rising EV prices in the US are pushing buyers to look at Chinese alternatives, even though tariffs and policy barriers keep them out of reach.
Amazon’s rumored AI phone might be dead on arrival, says analyst
Amazon’s rumored AI-driven smartphone may face an uphill battle, with analysts warning that market conditions and competition make this the worst possible time to launch.
Chrome on iPhone is putting Gemini front and center in your browsing
Chrome on iOS is testing a new Gemini shortcut that brings an AI assistant directly into your browsing workflow without leaving the page.
Samsung’s next mid-range Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 finally get a launch date
Samsung has confirmed that its upcoming Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 mid-range smartphones will launch on March 25 in India.
In a sea of slop and risks, AI is helping distraught humans find their lost pets
AI is emerging as an unlikely hero, helping pet owners find lost animals by scanning massive databases and matching visual features across platforms.
Google will still let you sideload apps, but there’s a catch now
Google says sideloading isn't going away, but a new multi-step "advanced flow" will make installing unverified apps slower and more secure.
Hisense’s new CanvasTV doubles as wall art, and it’s arriving in the US
Hisense’s new CanvasTV combines art-frame styling with 4K QLED visuals and 144Hz gaming support. And it's now releasing in the US.
Yet another global study says Instagram and Tiktok are bad for your mental health
A new global study from the World Happiness Report 2026 links heavy use of platforms like Instagram and TikTo to lower wellbeing.
Galaxy S26 Ultra’s 25W wireless charging might not work as advertised
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra introduces 25W wireless charging, but real-world compatibility issues mean you might not actually hit those speeds.
Audi A2 e-tron is coming this Fall as the German label’s entry-level EV
Audi's upcoming A2 e-tron revives a quirky early-2000s model as a modern entry-level EV, and its set to debut this fall.
After nuking sales of Galaxy Z TriFold, Samsung is reportedly making a slimmer follow-up
Samsung's short-lived Galaxy TriFold is already being phased out, but the brand is apparently working on a thinner successor.
OnePlus 15T finally gets a launch date, bringing big things in a small package
The OnePlus 15T has an official launch date, featuring flagship specs and a massive battery in a compact form factor.