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If you are a Motorola fan in the US and are in the market for a smartwatch, you’ll be glad to know that the second-generation Moto 360 has dropped to under $200. Specifically, Verizon is selling the 46mm, silver variant
Wow, tough crowd – our readers just don’t care for Apple’s AirPods very much. Only around 10% of people voted in favor of the wireless headphones and things get only slightly better for the Apple-branded headphones if you include the
Christmas is upon us and we’d like to use this opportunity to extend our warmest regards and send a big Thank You your way for sticking with us for yet another year. It’s because of you that we stand
Maruti Suzuki has been on a roll with its new products over the last few years. The most successful of the current lot is the Baleno which has been on sale for a year and has finally opened up the
The upcoming Jeep Compass has been the talk of town for quite some time now. This time around, fresh images of the test mule has surfaced once again ahead of its official launch in 2017. Positioned netween the Renegade and
Land Rover recently added the 2017 year model of the Evoque for the Indian market. Along with this new model, the carmaker also launched a special edition of the SUV. This special variant is called the ‘Ember’ edition and gets
A long wheelbase version of the Mahindra TUV300 has been spotted doing the rounds outside Chennai. Pretty much an elongated version of the Mumbai based automaker’s boxy compact SUV, this vehicle will slot in above the TUV300/NuvoSport fraternal twins but
While the students will now take examinations in their respective schools, principals will be deputed to other schools as a chief examination officer of that particular centre. Examnination RELATED STORIES West Bengal: Only 1.5 per cent of state population using
The minister said the state government was making all efforts to turn people back towards books and libraries, besides trying to get the present generation hooked to reading. Image credit: twoapplesaday RELATED STORIES IITs urged HRD ministry to review fees