Nadeem Sarwar
School
University Of Delhi
Expertise
Smartphones, Wearable Science, Automobiles
- Nadeem is currently working with indie filmmakers and online video creators targeting a rural audience to study the impact of generative AI on their work and how it is going to affect their reach.
- Taking lessons from his coverage of social media over the years, he is currently working on an online tracker project that documents how social media can be weaponized to suppress the rights of underprivileged and minority groups.
- Nadeem has written reviews covering a wide range of consumer tech products, but he loves to push niche devices like XR Glasses and AI-powered wearables.
Experience
Nadeem has covered the field of consumer electronics for around five years. During this time, he has tested everything from phones and audio gear to smart shoes with embedded sensors and AI keyboard apps with GPT tech. He is passionate about AI reporting and the impact of science and climate change. His work has appeared at esteemed outlets such as MIT's Undark, WIRED, Slate, Rest of World, DigitalTrends, and NDTV. He loves to interview research experts and scientists, trying to understand and write about innovations that can truly change our lives in meaningful ways.
Education
Nadeem earned a Bachelor of Arts in History with a specialization in the Medieval Era.
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Stories By Nadeem Sarwar
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Flame retardants used in car upholstery can give off particles and gasses that are known to be hazardous to your health.
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In its latest refresh Apple has announced the 2024 iPad Air, now in two sizes, with a more powerful M2 chip. We've got all the details here.
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Via an X post, Nintendo has officially announced it will reveal the Switch 2 later this year. Here's everything we know so far about the new console.
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The SpaceX suit has been improved with enhanced reliability and the development of backup systems during spacewalks.
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It can be tough to quickly find reliable news these days, but these iPhone apps can help you keep up with your favorite sites or introduce you to new ones.
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Several incidents in the last few years have prompted investigations into Tesla's Autopilot, specifically with the system's capability on older roads.
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Tesla introduced one variant in the U.S. market, but in doing so also axed the model that was available at a lower sticker price.
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The 2024 Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 has the ability to process surprisingly heavy workloads and game at reasonable framerates - but what about that heat?
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Peloton's woes continue to mount, resulting in another CEO shakeup, additional layoffs, alongside more and more reports of issues with Peloton equipment.
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Some of the earliest spaceflights have been facilitated via radio communication with Earth, but laser transmission is the modern evolution of space comms.
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Apple may be looking to update its Mac Mini lineup this year, but what silicon will it have? It could be the M3 or the M4 processor. Here's what we know.
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Turmoil at Tesla, including layoffs impacting its charging team, spurred concerns about the future of the Supercharger network. Musk has clarified its plans.
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It seems Apple has a silicon upgrade plann that entails skipping the M3 series entirely and arming its flagship tablet with a yet-to-be-announced processor.
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The 2024 Asus Zenbook S13 OLED takes the battle directly to the top of the segment -- with as thin a profile as you could want with Intel EVO in the mix.
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Tesla recalled 2 million cars last year due to Autopilot safety issues, but the feds are investigating again, questioning whether Tesla’s fixes were adequate.
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A team of experts at Grenoble Alpes University Hospital in France has developed a swab test that can detect drugs on your smartphone. Here's how it works.
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The popular and capable Lamborghini Urus SUV will be available as a plug-in hybrid. Here's what to expect from it.
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Apple announced an event for the middle of May that is expected to produce new iPads, iPads Pro, and will likely also include updates to current accessories.
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Tesla's Full Self-Driving package (FSD) has been majorly discounted in the United States, and there are several reasons why. Here's what you need to know.
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Following reports of an accelerator pedal issue, Tesla and the NHTSA have issued a recall for thousands of Cybertrucks. Here's what you need to know.
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The Meta Quest 2 price cut is surprising, but not entirely unexpected. And it's not just the headset that is getting cheaper.
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The search for alien life has gotten a bit more interesting thanks to new research on the possible existence of purple bacteria on exoplanets.
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Apple's cancellation of the self-driving electric car project received widespread coverage, but the tech giant seems to have more in the pipeline.
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Viture One Lite aims to be a pair of augmented reality/mixed reality glasses that work with your mobile device and won't break the bank.
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Elon Musk's behavior on X, formerly known as Twitter, may be souring future and existing customers on the idea of buying a car from his EV manufacturer, Tesla.
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AT&T wants users to update their passcodes, the four-digit numerical pins that exist as a layer of protection on top of their alphanumeric passwords.
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The Microsoft Copilot application was determined by the Office of Cybersecurity to pose a risk, and congressional staffers won't be allowed t use it.