Aquib Nawab is an accomplished content expert with a BBA and a seven-year track record in diverse sectors like Consumer electronic, Consumer lifestyle, Automotive, Fintech, Edtech, Lifestyle, and Health. Known for his thorough research and evidence-based writing, Aquib has earned notable recognition in the industry.
There was a time when buying a television was surprisingly simple. Walk into a store. Pick a screen size that fits the wall. Check whether the colours looked bright enough. Ask about the warranty. Done. That isn’t how people shop anymore. Spend five minutes in any Indian household and you’ll notice something interesting. One person […]
It used to be very easy to purchase a television. Pick up and into a shop, inquire if it is Full HD or 4K, and then do some screen size comparisons and you are ready. Well, that’s not the way people are buying TVs these days. Here’s why. Two TVs can be 4K and offer […]
It used to be an extravagant experience to purchase a larger TV. “Do you really need such a big TV?” was a question that people would ask. The average Indian living room was deemed to be large enough at 102 cm (40) or 127 cm (50). Today? The dialogue has subtly shifted. The idea of […]
There are two kinds of TV problems. The obvious ones you accidentally hit the screen, a power cut interrupts your favourite match, or the Wi-Fi starts acting up. Then there are the quiet ones. Humidity doesn’t announce itself. It simply settles in. A little moisture in the air today. Slight condensation tomorrow. Dust sticking more […]
The living room is no longer waiting politely for guests. On Monday morning, it may become a temporary office. By afternoon, children could be using the same space for online learning. Come evening, the coffee table moves aside, dinner arrives, and the television takes over for a cricket match, a family film or a quick […]
There’s a funny little ritual that happens in many homes after buying a new television. Someone grabs the remote. Brightness goes up. Contrast comes down. Sharpness? Well let’s increase it a little. Wait, the colours now look strange. Maybe switch to Movie Mode. No, Sports Mode. Hmm. Back again. Five minutes later, nobody is watching […]
It used to be relatively easy to purchase a television. You’ve looked at screen sizes, resolution, maybe listened to the speaker, and decided. Job done. People do not purchase TVs that way anymore. Today, a single TV could be a platform for a family to watch TV OTT content, watch live cricket, attend online classes, […]
There’s usually one person in every family who knows every password. Another who forgets them all. Someone insists on watching crime thrillers, the kids somehow end up on cartoons every evening, grandparents prefer devotional channels, and then someone changes the profile picture just for fun. Before long, recommendations became a strange mix of animated movies, […]
There’s a funny little moment that happens more often than we realise. You pull out your phone after returning from a holiday in Kerala. The sunsets looked breathtaking in person. The ocean had that deep turquoise shade. The lush greenery almost glowed after the rain. Then you cast those same photos onto your TV and […]
Ever started a movie on a Friday night, only to spend the first ten minutes wondering why it doesn’t look nearly as good as everyone said it would? You restart the app. Check the Wi-Fi. Maybe even blame your broadband provider. Fair enough that’s what most of us do. But here’s something people often overlook. […]
Don’t you find it funny? Weeks before purchasing a Smart TV, people compare the display technologies, refresh rates, AI processor, speaker system, and so on. Then the TV comes, is mounted on the wall, is connected to Wi-Fi and is only used for viewing OTT movies, cricket and once in a while plug in a […]
You know that moment when you’re ready to watch something and then spend the next five minutes hunting for the app? Netflix is somewhere on the second row. YouTube has mysteriously shifted again. Your favourite sports app is hiding behind three others you barely use. Suddenly, the movie night isn’t as relaxing as a fret […]