Location
Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India
School
Madurai Kamaraj University
Expertise
Smartphones, Android, Wearables
- Rahul has been with all things electronics since he was a kid. His fascination for gadgets and the urge to know how they function often meant that his house was full of dismantled electronic items he couldn't put back together.
- In 2003, he became part of Esato Forums — a community for Sony Ericsson users. His time at this tech-focused forum not only gave him a deep understanding of the mobile phone industry, but also honed his writing skills.
- The emergence of smartphones in the mid-2000s, combined with his penchant for writing, meant that he was among the lucky few who could turn their passion into a full-time career.
Experience
Rahul has been writing about technology and consumer electronics for over 15 years. He started off at Techtree — an Indian tech portal in 2008. The initial years of his career centered around the vibrant smartphone market that is India. Later, he joined Onlygizmos as managing editor there and also had brief stints at MobileGeeks and iPhonehacks. 2015 witnessed Rahul joining MySmartPrice — one of India's most popular gadget research platforms as a Senior Editor. He spent the next five years helping MySmartPrice build one of India's most popular gadget portals. More recently, Rahul has focused his attention on the global smartphone industry and was the Senior Editor at European tech portal NextPit, and also contributes to DigitalTrends.
Education
Rahul enrolled in a graduate program in computer applications at the Madurai Kamaraj University's remote campus in Mumbai. He also has a Diploma in Computer Science from Aptech.
SlashGear's content hails from a group of experienced technology and automotive editors and a wide-ranging team of writers, engineers, enthusiasts, and experts across consumer tech and transportation. Our goal is to provide up-to-the-minute breaking news coverage as well as original and engaging opinion and editorial content that serves as the ultimate resource for those who want to stay up to date on the latest and greatest the industry has to offer.
Our editors, advisors, and fact-checkers conduct regular reviews to ensure the accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of our articles. Complete information on our editorial process available here.
-
Anker has announced a large-scale rebrand of its subsidiaries, making it clear they're all part of the same company. What does that mean for users, though?
Read More
-
Ahead of Apple's September event, leaked case images from multiple accessory brands may have just ruin the reveal of the first foldable iPhone.
Read More
-
Anker's Solix brand of portable power stations is having a big sale on one of its more expensive models. You can get a nearly 50% off discount right now.
Read More
-
SpaceX has plans for even more launches, but to help make that happen, the company needs more launch sites. Enter its new facility set for Louisiana.
Read More
-
Tech peripheral maker Anker is getting in on Labor Day sales with some savings of its own. Here are some items you can score big discounts on.
Read More
-
Kawasaki is looking to the past for a new beginner-friendly bike that has all the coolness of a 1960s-era motorcycle. It doesn't cost an arm and a leg, either.
Read More
-
If you're on the hunt for some new tech, UGREEN has several of its products on sale this August. Here are five you should take a look at before their deals end.
Read More
-
LG and Whirlpool are generally considered two of the best refrigerator brands on the market, but neither tops JD Power's 2026 satisfaction study.
Read More
-
Looking for budget-friendly tech upgrades? Discover five heavily discounted Amazon electronics deals under $100 that are worth snagging this August.
Read More
-
It feels like we just got the Apple Silicon M5 chip yesterday, but the company is already moving on to the M6 line. How big of an upgrade is it?
Read More
-
From stealth and speed to weapons and maneuverability, the Eurofighter Typhoon and F-22 Raptor take very different approaches to air combat.
Read More
-
Daikin might not be a household name in the U.S., but the Japanese company has been making air conditioners for decades and is starting to grow in America.
Read More
-
Shopping for new electronic gadgets without breaking the bank? Discover five major retail markdowns on headphones, smartphones, and displays happening now.
Read More
-
Have a stylish vintage-inspired Galanz fridge in your kitchen? Discover the popular retro refrigerators recalled after dozens of dangerous electrical fires.
Read More
-
An operation carried out by London's Metropolitan Police seized multiple high-end cars being driven recklessly or obtained under suspicious circumstances.
Read More
-
Along with new Google Pixel hardware comes cool new features, and most of those are only available on the Pixel 11. At least for now, that is.
Read More
-
If you've ever shopped for a USB cable or charger, you're probably familiar with Anker. The accessory maker currently has some big sales worth checking out.
Read More
-
Rumors of dynamic pricing for Google's Pixel phones have sparked debate. Here's how U.S. law views the practice and where legal limits apply.
Read More
-
Prefer the smooth, reliable power of a classic non-turbo motor? Discover the nine modern Hondas that still offer a naturally aspirated engine.
Read More
-
Mid-grade, 89-octane fuel is far and away the least popular type of gasoline available, with only a few vehicles actually requiring it. Here they are.
Read More
-
The HDMI standard has remained at HDMI 2.1 for a decade, but HDMI 2.2 has been announced, and now we're getting an idea when the first devices will be released.
Read More
-
Samsung's new, stockier Galaxy Z Fold 8 is pretty cool, but is it worth paying the extra money when you could just get a Galaxy S26 instead? Let's compare.
Read More
-
Apple is rolling out a number of changes to CarPlay with the iOS 27 update, including one big new feature that it's kept surprisingly quiet about.
Read More
-
OnePlus, the smartphone maker known for its "flagship killers" is officially leaving the U.S. market. Here's what that means to people who own those devices.
Read More
-
Ford's $30K EV truck, which it revealed plans for in 2025, looks to be on track for 2027 — at least, if the teaser wrap on test units is anything to go by.
Read More
-
Honda is definitely at the top of the motorcycle game, but recently published patents show that the company is by no means resting on its laurels.
Read More
-
Lowe's has recalled over 500,000 Kobalt tools because of a risk of fire due to defective batteries. Are you affected? Here's everything you need to know.
Read More