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2 days ago | technosports.co.in | Raunak Saha

Samsung’s ultra-thin Galaxy S25 Edge has failed critical drop tests, raising serious questions about whether slim design comes at the cost of real-world durability. Samsung officially unveiled its Galaxy S25 Edge on May 13, standing at only 5.8mm in thickness and making it the thinnest S device the company ever brought forward. While the engineering achievement impressed tech enthusiasts, new durability testing reveals the hidden compromises of this ultra-slim design philosophy.

2 days ago | technosports.co.in | Raunak Saha

BenQ has officially launched its next-generation MOBIUZ gaming monitor lineup in India, introducing AI-enhanced visual intelligence and genre-specific optimization to capture the country’s rapidly expanding gaming hardware market. The global display technology leader unveiled four new models—EX251, EX271, EX271Q, and flagship EX271U—positioned to meet surging demand from India’s 400+ million gaming community.

2 days ago | technosports.co.in | Raunak Saha

Breaking: OnePlus has officially unveiled the OnePlus 13s and OnePlus Pad 3 in India today, marking the company’s most ambitious ecosystem expansion with cutting-edge AI integration and revolutionary form factors. The global technology brand announced both devices simultaneously, positioning them as cornerstone products in its “Never Settle” philosophy.

2 days ago | technosports.co.in | Raunak Saha

Breaking: NVIDIA has officially dethroned Microsoft to reclaim its position as the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, closing Tuesday with a market capitalization of $3.45 trillion. The AI chipmaker edged out Microsoft’s $3.44 trillion market cap on Tuesday, marking the first time since January 24 that NVIDIA has held the top spot. Shares surged 3% to $141.40, capping a remarkable 24% rally over the past month.

2 days ago | technosports.co.in | Raunak Saha

Breaking: Epson has officially launched the EcoTank L4360 in India, setting a new benchmark for affordable printing with costs as low as 12 paise per page. The global printing giant unveiled the L4360 today as the successor to their popular L4260 model, targeting homes, offices, and small businesses struggling with skyrocketing ink costs. Priced at ₹25,999 MRP, the printer is now available nationwide across all major electronics retailers.