Vishal Mathur is a Technology Editor at Hindustan Times. He specializes in topics related to artificial intelligence, machine learning, consumer technology, and the intersection of retail and banking in the digital age. Vishal's insights and analyses have been featured in MSN and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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Simply being fast is no longer enough, as the chip makers and the PC industry search for relevance and emphasise collaboration
By: Vishal Mathur
Acer's smart hardware and design choices make the best of an otherwise incredibly frustrating Windows 11 gaming experience.
Opening thoughts. I am loving the pitch AMD has made at Computex this year. The company is essentially saying their existing tech is so good, you really don't need to upgrade.
By: Vishal Mathur
The Xiaomi 17T's camera builds with Leica Summilux optics, and similar image processing to the benchmark Xiaomi 17 Ultra
The biggest AI developments, decoded. 17 June 2026. Published on: Jun 17, 2026 8:00 AM IST
The biggest AI developments, decoded. 17 June 2026.
By: Vishal Mathur
Even as AI companies continue to search for a defining hardware other than a smartphone, Snap is betting big on a pair of glasses you’d wear every day.
By: Vishal Mathur
Even as AI companies continue to search for a defining hardware other than a smartphone, Snap is betting big on a pair of glasses you'd wear every day.
Opening thoughts. This week, the latest Ericsson Mobility Report arrived. The headline estimates are that India's 5G subscriptions are expected to
Being the most powerful Redmi phone gives the Redmi Turbo 5 the right tools to compete with Motorola's Edge 70 Pro and OnePlus Nord 6
