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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OpenAI's ChatGPT and GPT-4 chatbots can make your life easier in a number of ways. So can this Chrome extension, which brings the AI to every tab.
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Many organizations may be unwilling to pay Twitter $1,000 to get verification in the form of check marks.
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Hyundai and Kia are both fighting back against the viral TikTok Kia Boys videos in which cars are stolen and destroyed with free steering wheel locks.
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GM's future electric vehicles may be adding range and driver-assistance tech, but smartphone users are going to find some familiar features unexpectedly absent.
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Have you figured out how to phrase AI prompts in such a way that the results are incredible? If so, that skill may prove lucrative in this budding field.
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More details emerged about OnePlus's next budget smartphone, the Nord CE 3 Lite which is set to launch early next week on April 4th. We have all the details.
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Do you have high-end headphones but the audio from your Mac is lackluster? If so, there's a setting you need to enable to always get the best experience.
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Alongside leaks of the Pixel 8 Pro, the standard-tier Pixel 8 has leaked, with product renders and purported specs showing a modestly updated design.
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The NES and its pack-in light gun game, "Duck Hunt," were an iconic experience on the console for many '80s kids. But how did that light gun work, anyway?
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Just before the reveal event, OnePlus has revealed that its upcoming Buds Pro 2 will support the spatial surround sound audio features from Android 13.
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Android Auto is a popular feature found in many modern cars. If your vehicle lacks support for it, there is a way to add it using an Android tablet.
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Google Voice already had spam filtering, but today it's getting suspected spam call alerts, allowing users more control over which calls get sent to voicemail.
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Haylou PurFree bone conduction headphones make for a unique and interesting alternative from traditional earbuds -- but are they worth the hassle?
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The Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus makes E-Ink tech look like the only reasonable choice for an e-reader running Android for the modern ebook consumer.
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QuietOn 3.1 earbuds make for an interesting proposition -- better sleep courtesy of earbuds that use ANC, but no additional audio, to keep you calm.
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The interplay between Google Fit and Samsung Health is easy to establish and can be accomplished in a few minutes.
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Any Kindle e-reader can provide book lovers with various titles from the Amazon store, but you can also send your own ebook files to your Kindle as well.
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Copying some large files and bored while waiting? No worries ... With Windows, you can download a game to play over the copy progress dialog box. Here's how.
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Samsung's most extravagant earbuds arrive in the form of Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Now it's time to see if they're up to the task of taking on the other tiny titans.
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The Pixel Watch is out, but how does it compare to one of the best other Wear OS watches out there? We've got the key similarities and differences for you.
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Do you have a bunch of fuzzy images piled up in your Google Photos account? If so, Google aims to fix that with its AI-powered Photo Unblur feature.
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Apple's Perspective Zoom feature on the iPhone is fascinating, and it's something most Android users can enjoy on their own phones with a couple of tweaks.
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Motion controllers aren't new, but they've so far been limited to consoles and VR headsets. One company is aiming to change that with a model for mobile games.
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Taking a look at the latest Logitech MX keyboard and mouse family in a long-term review format -- up close and personal for at-home work.
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It was inevitable: Android users can now add a Dynamic Island clone to their smartphones, mirroring the feature found on the latest iPhone models.
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iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max are getting a front-facing camera punch out called the Dynamic Island - here's what it does.
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Apple Watch 8 introduces a feature that detects when a user is in a car crash. This feature activates an emergency call if the user does not tap out in time.