Omair Pall

4 days ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

Apple has kicked off 2025 with a bang in India. In its best-ever start to the year, the tech giant shipped a whopping three million iPhones in the first quarter alone, a new high for the company in the country. The star of the show? The iPhone 16, which not only turned heads but also became the most-shipped smartphone model in the market, accounting for 4% of all phones shipped in Q1.

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Omair Pall

1 hour agoSamsung's new ultra-thin S25 Edge smartphone is here, and I got to try itSamsung's latest Galaxy phone is the S25 Edge, which promises feature parity with the Galaxy S25 in a much thinner body. On Monday night, Samsung finally lifted the veil off of the Galaxy S25 Edge. Just a few hours prior to that, I got to put my grubby little fingers all over it.

4 days ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

Hot on the heels of the OnePlus 13’s successful launch in China last October and its global rollout in January, OnePlus is reportedly shifting gears toward its next flagship , the OnePlus 15. Though it might seem early, reliable leaks suggest development is already underway. Notably, the brand seems to be skipping the number '14,' which is often considered unlucky in many Asian cultures, especially in China.

4 days ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

Vivo is all set to introduce a new member to its smartphone family , the Vivo V50 Elite Edition, in India on May 15 at 12 PM IST. The brand made the announcement through a post on X (formerly Twitter), along with a teaser video that offers a sneak peek of the phone’s design. The first thing that catches the eye? A stylish circular rear camera module, which stands out from the pill-shaped camera island seen on the original Vivo V50 that debuted in February.

4 days ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

The Indian government has issued a critical security warning for iPhone and iPad users, highlighting serious vulnerabilities in Apple's iOS and iPadOS software. If left unchecked, these security flaws could allow hackers to access sensitive user data or even make devices completely unusable. The alert was issued by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), which operates under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, urging users to take immediate action.