Sandeep Budki

2 weeks ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

Global supplier of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered fleet and driver safety solutions Netradyne is counting on technology to address road accidents and enhance driver behavior as it gets ready to grow its footprint to 15 nations by 2026. Headquartered in San Diego, the company also has offices in Bangalore and San Francisco. It intends to enter Japan and Spain in 2025 and expand its presence to Ireland, France, and Italy the following year.

3 weeks ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to embed itself across business functions, SAP India has seen its pivotal “Ghibli moment” – not in consumer tech, but in enterprise finance. The turning point came when mid-size businesses began actively inquiring about and adopting SAP’s AI-driven cash forecasting solution, said Rajeev Singh, Head of Corporate Business, SAP Indian Subcontinent.

2 months ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra as my daily driver for the past month after switching from the S24 Ultra, which I used on and off last year. At first, I didn’t think there were any significant changes, but after spending real time with it, I have a clearer picture and slightly more personalized view than the review of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra that I did a few weeks back. Let me walk you through my experience.

2 months ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

Poco launched the M7 5G in India on Monday, expanding its budget smartphone lineup. The handset features Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset, a 120Hz display, and a dual rear camera setup with a 50-megapixel primary sensor. It has an IP52-rated build for dust and splash resistance and packs a 5,160 mAh battery. The Poco M7 5G is priced at Rs. 9,999 for the 6GB + 128GB variant, while the 8GB + 128GB model costs Rs. 10,999. These prices are valid only for the first day of sale on March 7.

2 months ago | themobileindian.com | Sandeep Budki

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra refines its predecessor’s formula with a focus on AI-powered software enhancements rather than drastic hardware changes. While design tweaks make it lighter and sleeker, Samsung emphasizes features like AI-assisted editing tools, improved multitasking, and real-time widgets. The camera system retains its high-resolution Sensors with notable improvements in ultra-wide photography.