The Vivo V60 was launched in India earlier this month, and it arrives as yet another camera-centric offering from the brand. At a lower price point, it gets the same triple rear camera system as the Vivo X200 FE, further enhanced by Zeiss optics. However, there is more to a phone than just cameras. So, is the Vivo V60 worth the upgrade? Read on to find out.
Share The best mini PCs have become a practical alternative to bulky desktops, offering serious power in a compact form. The Beelink EQR6 Mini PC pushes that idea further, packing high-end laptop performance into a palm-sized computer. With Black Friday still weeks away, it stands out as one of the most powerful sub-£300 systems currently…
Share NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has made significant strides in unravelling a long-standing puzzle about the sun. The spacecraft has delivered new insights into why the sun’s outer atmosphere, known as the corona, is much hotter than its surface. This enigma, known as the “coronal heating mystery,” has baffled scientists for decades. Discoveries from the…
Share iQOO’s Z9x was a bit competitive in terms of price but only stood out because of its battery life and fast charging capabilities. Its cameras were very basic, and the same can be said about its software, which was loaded to the brim with bloatware and pushed spammy notifications. Nearly a year later, we…
Share Vodafone Idea (Vi) showcased a wide range of solutions targeted towards consumers and businesses in line with the ‘The Future is Now’ theme at the Indian Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024 on Tuesday. One of the notable announcements is the ‘Clinic in a Bag’ programme that allows medical professionals to assess and evaluate patients in…
Share Back in June, we heard that the sun is at the peak of its 11-year magnetic activity cycle, meaning more chances of seeing the northern lights across mid-latitude regions in the US and Europe. Well, good news – tonight specifically is another opportunity to bask in those dancing magenta and green hues. I can…
Share A recent study, published in the Journal Science Advances on May 14, 2025, suggests that Venus, previously considered inactive, may be geologically active. This may be the result of tectonic plate activity. Further research shows that the mysterious circular landforms on Venus. These are called coronae and get their shape due to the rising…