Haider Ali Khan

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Owner and Deputy Editor at iLounge

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Sony LinkBuds Fit Review: Successfully combines intelligent features, comfort and rich sound

3 days ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

Time and again, Sony proves why its expertise in sound technology is unmatched. Recently, the company launched the Sony LinkBuds Fit, which promises to take user experience to the next level. I have spent a good amount of time with the latest earbuds, and the experience has been really impressive. Priced at ₹18,990, the latest Sony LinkBuds Fit has the power and feature to be a top choice in its price segment. So, let’s find out in detail what the latest Sony LinkBuds Fit has to offer.
EarthSnap App Review - Your AI Powered Visual Nature Identifier

5 days ago | ilounge.com | Haider Ali Khan

Going out and connecting with nature is a great way to relax and pass the time. With EarthSnap, you can be more than just a passive watcher- you can learn more about the plants, insects, and wildlife you see! In this EarthSnap review, we take a look at the AI-powered nature identifier for your smartphone. EarthSnap is a comprehensive identification app focusing on the wonderful world of nature. It’s built by the people behind Earth.com and powered by artificial intelligence.
Oply Review: Predictive AI Home Maintenance App and Money Saver

1 week ago | ilounge.com | Haider Ali Khan

Maintaining your home is always a constant, but most of the time, you only do repairs and fixes when something is broken. Enter Oply, an app that redefines this by predicting the next breakdown. In this review we’ll check out the features and benefits. Oply is many things in one, but its primary purpose is to save you headaches and money via preventive home maintenance.
Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Review: A phone that ticks nearly all the boxes

1 week ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

The redemption story of Motorola has really been interesting. The company has successfully found a strong spot in the mid-range segment. Last year, we saw the Edge series from the company delighting users with its unique body design and power. Now taking things forward, Motorola has launched Motorola Edge 60 Fusion succeeding over the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion. Starting at ₹22,999, the phone promises to take competition in the mid-range segment one notch ahead.
Asus Vivobook S 14 OLED Review: For users needing portability and decent power, it’s a reasonable pick

1 week ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

Asus recently impressed with the Zenbook A14, a laptop that stood out for its balance of portability and performance. Now, the Asus’s Vivobook S 14 OLED enters the scene, following the same trend. Marketed as a Copilot+ PC with AI features and a slim design, it comes with Intel’s latest Series 2 processor and an OLED display. Let’s see if it meets the mark set by its predecessor. DesignThe Asus Vivobook S 14 OLED measures 1.39 cm thick and weighs 1.3 kg, making it easy to carry.
Samsung Galaxy A36 Review: Offers a balanced approach

3 weeks ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

Following the annual trend of introducing successors to its existing models, Samsung has unveiled the latest Galaxy A36, carrying over its predecessor, the Galaxy A35. The presence of new intelligence and AI features along with slight upgrades in the display size and a new design for the camera placement sets Galaxy A36 apart from its dethroned sibling. Starting at ₹32,999, the new Galaxy A36 fits into an interesting price segment where there’s Motorola, Nothing, OnePlus and Vivo to compete with.
Realme P3 Ultra Review: A segment redefiner

3 weeks ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

Lately, the mid-range smartphone segment has seen some interesting developments. The competition has really heated up, with several brands launching phones under the 30K segment. Surprisingly, unlike other brands, Realme has taken a completely different approach by competing within its own series. Recently, the company unveiled the Realme P3 Ultra, which directly positions itself against the Realme 14 Pro+.
Xiaomi 15 Review: Retains its strength

4 weeks ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

Xiaomi 15, the premium smartphone developed in association with the German lens maker Leica was launched with the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, fitted in a compact form factor which is lightweight and easy to use. The Xiaomi 15 succeeds Xiaomi 14 with few improvements and competes with other compact phones like Samsung Galaxy S25 and Google Pixel 9. The Xiaomi 15 sells at ₹64,999 in India.
Poco M7 5G Review: Delivers a solid experience under 10K

1 month ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

Poco is on the move to build its own niche and lead with products having unmatched specifications. The company recently launched the Poco M7, which falls under the price category of 10K. The phone comes with the largest display in its segment, along with the Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset. The company claims the phone to be a segment redefiner, and we will see in this review whether the phone lives up to the claim or not. DesignThe Poco M7 5G embraces a fresh design, making it stand out in its category.
Samsung Galaxy A56 Review: Premium design, software longevity, and AI-driven features over sheer performance

1 month ago | thehindu.com | Haider Ali Khan

Samsung has a unique way of addressing user needs, and the A series rightly delivers on this promise. If your budget is slightly constrained and you missed out on the flagship Galaxy S series, the latest Samsung Galaxy A56 offers cutting-edge features and AI tools at a more affordable price. However, unlike the S series, the A series continues with the Exynos processor. The new Galaxy A56 is powered by the Exynos 1580 SoC, and to explore its capabilities in detail, let’s dive right in.