Amritanshu Mukherjee
Senior Digital Writer at AUGUST MAN
Writes on Technology and Automotive as an Assistant Editor @Hardwire_news || Views are my own
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2 weeks ago |
travelandleisureasia.com | Amritanshu Mukherjee
As Apple Watch celebrated its 10th anniversary last year, we take a look back at how the range of smart watches has dominated the industry. Back in 2015, when Apple released the first version of the Watch, the Cupertino giant had no idea about the direction it was pursuing. Its arch-rival Samsung had been around for two years in the segment with the feature-packed Galaxy Gear series of smartwatches while others lacked any interest in the segment.
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3 weeks ago |
prestigeonline.com | Amritanshu Mukherjee
Generative AI is nothing short of revolutionary, and if things keep evolving at this pace, the vision of humanity employing robots to outsource menial tasks won’t be science fiction anymore. OpenAI gave us a hit of how artificial intelligence can help us with simple tasks, and Apple spared no moments to infuse a shot of AI into its smartphones, thereby changing the way we interact with tech. AI is more than a buzzword, and if you haven’t used it yet, it is high time to jump on the bandwagon.
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3 weeks ago |
prestigeonline.com | Amritanshu Mukherjee
Generative AI is nothing short of revolutionary, and if things keep evolving at this pace, the vision of humanity employing robots to outsource menial tasks won’t be science fiction anymore. OpenAI gave us a hit of how artificial intelligence can help us with simple tasks, and Apple spared no moments to infuse a shot of AI into its smartphones, thereby changing the way we interact with tech. AI is more than a buzzword, and if you haven’t used it yet, it is high time to jump on the bandwagon.
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2 months ago |
hardwire.news | Amritanshu Mukherjee
If you had dreamt of owning and driving a Tesla in India, you might be in luck (finally!). Tesla has been selling its electric cars in the neighbouring countries of Malaysia, Thailand, China and Singapore for some time now. India – a market with a huge potential for electric vehicles – has been awaiting Elon Musk’s prized creations for over a decade.
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2 months ago |
hardwire.news | Amritanshu Mukherjee
The iPhone SE is dead! Long live the retro-new iPhone. With the minute-long mourning done, let’s shift our attention to the iPhone 16e – the most affordable iteration of the iPhone 16 lineup. At least that’s what Apple said in its digital launch event! The iPhone 16e is, in essence, the iPhone SE 4 designed to stay in the shadows of the iPhone 16.
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RT @Hardwire_news: According to @markgurman, Apple is set to launch the iPhone SE 4 as early as next week! https://t.co/53MmB5lA8v
The guy spilled the harsh truth 🤣
@shillongbirder @volklub @ShivrattanDhil1 My friend has the same car and it's has been 1.3 yrs..it still looks new. He is getting good average. How does he achieve it: He never takes out his car outside the city. Mostly travel with his friends by using their car's. For intercity, he takes shared auto or friend's car.
With no access to the new @SamsungMobile phones, the @Hardwire_news team did what it does best. Judge. https://t.co/wdXUa5Xz7p
