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A new invention, funded by Bill Gates, aims to turn used toilet water fit for drinking. Manchester University's Sarah Haigh, an expert in nanotechnology, says the invention could make waste water from toilets safe to drink. ]]>OtherEconomic Times2012-04-07 10:20:46
At first glance it is evident that the Nikon AW100 means business. The matte finish, excellent construction and weather seals set it apart from most compact cameras. Because it was designed to be rugged, the lens does not protrude from the body (though optical zoom is present, with an internal mechanism). ]]>CameraEconomic Times2011-11-19 07:00:00
S Mobility has set foot into the tablet market with a 7-inch offering called the Spice MiTab. Set to take on the booming budget tablet competition with full force, the MiTab comes with many features that an average value-driven consumer may want. ]]>TabletEconomic Times2011-11-06 07:01:24
A smartphone powered by Microsoft – and a pretty good one too. That is something you should get used to hearing, because the latest edition of Windows Phone OS (codenamed 'Mango') is here, and the Samsung Omnia W i8350 has it. ]]>SmartphoneEconomic Times2011-10-17 07:09:11
Nothing beats the convenience of a media player — all your multimedia files instantly get a new lease of life on your TV. But not all media players are created equal, discover Hitesh Raj Bhagat & Karan Bajaj as they test eight top contenders. Image credit: Thinkstock/Gettyimages ]]>Media PlayerEconomic Times2011-08-03 05:14:01
A lot rides on the small shoulders of the PlayBook. From a company that has traditionally been the mainstay of enterprises worldwide, the PlayBook is a welcome change because it does both, work and play. Since it is a bit late to the tablet party, it made sense to divide the whole review into positives and negatives. ]]>TabletEconomic Times2011-07-08 05:42:35
Rapid price drops have ignited demand for mid-range Android smartphones . Although we are yet to see a 1Ghz phone under 15,000, Huawei's Ideos X5 stands apart by offering a larger display than the competition. ]]>SmartphoneEconomic Times2011-07-05 11:57:20
From television sets to mobiles, there's no denying that being the slimmest gadget around does wonders for desirability, irrespective of the performance. Samsung's new Series 9 notebook however, also has the performance to go with the looks. ]]>LaptopEconomic Times2011-06-26 09:00:36
Nikon now has quite a few DSLRs in the low to mid range price bracket. Starting with the 25k D3000, the D3100 (the only 30k DLSR that can record smooth 1080p video) going up to the 38k D5000. So as you can imagine, the new 40k D5100 slots in just above the D5000, both in terms of features and price. The D5100 shares some features (and the sensor) from the more expensive D7000, but because of the price, is firmly a midrange contender. Pick it up, and you may be surprised at how small the D5100 really is. ]]>CameraEconomic Times2011-06-22 14:47:36
Nikon now has quite a few DSLRs in the low to mid range price bracket. Starting with the 25k D3000, the D3100 (the only 30k DLSR that can record smooth 1080p video) going up to the 38k D5000. So as you can imagine, the new 40k D5100 slots in just above the D5000, both in terms of features and price. The D5100 shares some features (and the sensor) from the more expensive D7000, but because of the price, is firmly a mid-range contender. Pick it up, and you may be surprised at how small the D5100 really is. ]]>CameraEconomic Times2011-06-22 14:37:11
Building on the success of the Galaxy S, the Galaxy S II is a follow-up phone worthy of greatness. The S II is large (but lighter than the Galaxy S), ultrathin at 8.5mm (the iPhone 4 is 9.3mm), more feature-packed and has a display capable of shaming any mobile phone display in the business. ]]>SmartphoneEconomic Times2011-06-11 16:44:35
We've been hearing about Android Honeycomb tablets for some time, but this is the first one to grace the Indian market. ]]>TabletEconomic Times2011-06-06 19:45:53