Tushar Mehta
School
University School Of Chemical Technology, GGSIP University, New Delhi, India
Expertise
Android, MacOS, Hi-Fi Audio
- Tushar has written for the past nine years on topics spanning science & technology, sports, politics, culture, and art and reviewed dozens of smartphones, TVs, audio equipment, wearables, and laptops.
- As a journalist, Tushar has met with and interviewed numerous tech leaders in India.
- He particularly fancies the Chinese smartphone industry and can distinguish any Android-based interface, like OneUI or Oxygen OS, from another in one gaze.
Experience
Tushar works as a part-time writer at SlashGear, where his love for technology and automobiles merge. He has always been passionate about making technology more accessible and consumer-friendly, which inspired him to be a technology journalist despite his engineering degree. Tushar also writes at Digital Trends and has worked at XDA, Android Central, and Screen Rant, among other renowned publications in the past. He likes to tinker with electronics and has a knack for condensing technical jargon into simpler terms. Besides tech and auto, Tushar has written across fields, including science, politics, culture, music, and movies.
Education
Tushar holds a Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering. After his degree, he chose to explore his love for technology by writing about it.
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Stories By Tushar Mehta
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The Xgimi Horizon Ultra 4K projector is a long-throw projector with Dolby Vision HDR support. It's a home unit with a feature set usually reserved for theaters.
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Apple recently filed some new patents, fueling fresh whispers about the company's long-rumored (but unannounced) car, which may or may not be autonomous.
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Succeeding the existing hauler van, the Mercedes-Benz eSprinter EV is up for preorder, and the price difference is massive compared to its gas predecessor.
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After introducing it on tablets and laptops, TCL is bringing its ePaper-like tech to two new phones, promising eye comfort and less glare.
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If you want to remotely unlock the doors or toggle the air conditioning of your Tesla without even picking up your iPhone, this is the guide you're looking for.
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In a bid to appeal to regulators in the U.K., Microsoft and Ubisoft are forming an unusual alliance to spread the wealth of Activision-Blizzard games.
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You Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 determines what your sleep animal is based on how you sleep. Here's how to set that up and what each animal means.
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WhatsApp is used by billions of people worldwide, but it wasn't always that way. At one time, its promising growth alone led to its very expensive sale.
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WhatsApp offers end-to-end encryption for all communication, but it also offers encryption for data backups on Android and iPhone as well - just not by default.
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Lenovo may be looking to enter the handheld gaming market with a Windows-based Steam competitor. The company is no stranger to handheld gaming.
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With the arrival of Samsung's new foldable smartphones, the Razr Plus has renewed competition. Let's break it down for you.
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The OnePlus Pad is more or less the only premium Android tablet on the market. How does it stack up against Apple's similarly priced iPad Air?
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For those looking to snag the craziest Mustang out there, the 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse R is a race-ready monster for the "Mustang Challenge" series.
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Samsung is updating its smartwatch lineup with the Galaxy Watch 6 and Classic variant, and while they're both similar, there are some key differences.
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Elon Musk and Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino have begun the exodus away from Twitter's original branding today, as the new 'X' logo has been implemented.
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With macOS Sonoma, a major practical update is coming to iCloud's Keychain password manager.
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YouTube Premium users in the U.S. are going to need to fork over some more cash per month/year, as the platform quietly raises subscription costs.
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Code Interpreter - part of ChatGPT's paid tier - can accomplish a lot with large data sets including visualizations.
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Are the new fancy features, like folding screens and superfast charging, tempting you to switch sides? Make sure you won't miss any of these.
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You can embed a QR code directly into AI art and the results can be stunning, but it is a long and challenging process, so we've got the full rundown here.
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After experimenting with it since late 2022 in the bleeding-edge version, Google has brought the 2023 design refresh for all in Chrome.
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Being transparent about the Xbox sales figures is not common for Microsoft, which stopped sharing sales figures for its Xbox gaming consoles in 2015,
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For the affable Apple fans out there, the upcoming Apple Vision Pro is getting the gold treatment by Caviar for those looking to get an even gaudier AR headset.
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AI enthusiasts have been anticipating the release of the next version of the language model - GPT-5, with huge expectations.
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The Apple Vision Pro headset bring a ton of advanced technology together. Here are some of our favorite features that Apple showed off at WWDC.
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Uber is preparing to serve adds across its eponymous ride-sharing app, Uber Eats, as well as Drizly, based on recommendations and locations you're headed to.
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Home entertainment sets continue to balloon in size, panel quality, and features. These are the new TV models coming out in 2023 from the biggest manufacturers.