Naveen Rana

In the world of technology, we’re programmed to be skeptical of big numbers. When a CEO throws out a figure like “13,000 times faster,” my eyes usually glaze over. It’s the kind of corporate hype that rarely survives real-world scrutiny. But this week, when Google CEO Sundar Pichai made that exact claim about his company’s

“The internet is too important to be left in the hands of Google.” It’s a bold, almost provocative statement. As a tech analyst who has watched Google’s influence metastasize from a search engine into the undisputed landlord of the internet, it’s a sentiment I’ve heard whispered in developer circles for years. But this time, it

It’s the most divisive question in modern technology, the digital “Coke vs. Pepsi” of our generation: Are iPhones overrated? In one corner, you have millions of devoted users—the “blue bubble” brigade—who evangelize the iPhone’s simplicity, security, and seamless ecosystem. In the other, you have a legion of critics and Android loyalists who see a high-priced,

Let’s be honest: the built-in speakers on your brand-new, paper-thin 4K TV are garbage. They’re tiny, they face the wrong way, and they make a $100 million blockbuster sound like it’s being played through a tin can. You bought a beautiful 4K panel to be immersed in the action, but you’re only getting half the

In the ever-evolving world of smartphone security, a new and concerning threat has emerged for Android users. Security researchers have uncovered a novel attack, cleverly named “Pixnapping,” which can secretly snatch highly sensitive information from your device – and here’s the kicker: it doesn’t even need your permission! This isn’t just a theoretical threat. Pixnapping