Dhruv Bhutani
Editor at Android Authority
Host at The Untitled Gadget Podcast
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2 weeks ago |
androidauthority.com | Dhruv Bhutani
It might sound odd to many of you but my go-to maps app on my Android phone has been Apple Maps for the last month or so. No, there's no native app. Yes, I've had to rely on a web-based bookmarklet. But guess what, I don't really mind it. Sounds weird? Turns out, Apple's mapping experience is better than you might think. In fact, in some ways, I actually prefer it over Google Maps.
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1 month ago |
androidauthority.com | Dhruv Bhutani
If you'd told ten-year-old me that I'd be able to play the latest console games like Resident Evil on a device that fit in my pocket, I'd have refused to believe you. But it's 2025, and that possibility is now reality. Except, for the longest time, that would require a top-tier flagship Android smartphone to get a rock-solid framerate or support for the latest titles.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Dhruv Bhutani
3 days agoAfter the major release of iOS 18.4 on Monday, March 31, many thought the next update would be iOS 18.5, expected in May. But no, a swift smaller update has just been delivered, with fixes and security updates to the fore. Note that I’ll be updating this post over the coming week and will make a …
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2 months ago |
androidauthority.com | Dhruv Bhutani
For the longest time, I've sworn by the Pixel Buds A as my go-to workout wireless earbuds. With their snug wingtip fit, decent sound, and solid battery life, they've powered me through everything from marathon runs to intense gym sessions. But after years of service and no replacement in sight, they're starting to show their age. I've been hunting for an upgrade. Now, it's not often I find myself recommending an Apple product to Android users, especially in a category as crowded as wireless earbuds.
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Jan 30, 2025 |
androidauthority.com | Dhruv Bhutani
While DeepSeek mania continues to take over the AI world, the Chinese AI company quickly followed up with its first image generation model. Dubbed Janus Pro, it is DeepSeek's take on a large language model that unifies multimodal understanding and image generation, competing with existing models like Stable Diffusion, Google's Imagen 3, and OpenAI's DALL-E 3. DeepSeek is a threat to established players, but can Janus Pro match up?
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So.. Is there really no ISCSI initiator for Mac other than Atto's exhorbitantly priced option? Daemon Tools is way too slow to be useful. #Mac
Excellent write up by @brijwaasi. Gated societies are turning surveillance states with zero guard rails on data privacy.
#OPINION | Between MyGate and my house, it is unfortunate that MyGate keeps winning By @brijwaasi https://t.co/BRduQQ66bd
Love to see people who are genuinely passionate about a problem come together and work toward solving it. And manufacturing a value priced product is as tough as it gets. Congrats @RaghuReddy505 @laurelsudeep and the entire Lumio team.
Been building towards this moment for a long time. Today, we’re launching our first products at Lumio — the Vision 9 and Vision 7 TVs. They’re fast, look incredible, sound great, and come with pan-India service. Simple as that. We didn’t want to overthink it. Just wanted to
