Sushant Talwar is an Editor at Guiding Media Pvt Ltd. He has been a journalist since 2015, initially covering politics, business, and defense, before transitioning to technology, where he specializes in topics such as mobile apps, consumer electronics, and telecommunications. Sushant's work has been featured in prominent publications including Digit, iGyaan Network, and The Telegraph.
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Sushant's coverage predominantly revolves around house & home products, electronics, gadgets, and technology. His focus on promotional deals and reviews suggests that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new product launches or updates, exclusive discounts and promotions for the listed categories.
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By: Sushant Talwar
It’s only been six months since Apple started operations at Apple Music, and in that short span of time, this promising service has outdone market expectations, and already managed to reach half the number of paid subscribers that the market leader, Spotify has. Noteworthy is the fact, that it took Spotify, its main rival, 6 long years to reach this milestone of 10 million subscribers.
The iPhone 5se has become one of the most talked about upcoming phones these days, and one of the worst kept secrets of the industry as leaks ranging from design schematics to internal hardware have already leaked on the Internet.
By: Debayan Dutta, Sushant Talwar
A government tool meant to protect your phone raises bigger questions about data, surveillance and digital trust
