Divyanshi Sharma

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As seen in: MSN India, India Times, Taylor & Francis Online, Flipboard, India Today, Zee News (English), Business Insider India, Digit, The News International, The Tech Report and

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With over 10 years of experience in leading publications like Digit, Business Insider India and India Today Tech, Divyanshi has covered everything from news and features to product reviews and interviews. She has also anchored various videos across Instagram, YouTube and even TV. In addition to this, she has also attended some major tech events around the world.

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Asus AIO unboxing and review: Should this be your next work setup?😱

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HP EliteBook X G2i 14 Review: Is this worth Rs 2.5 lakh?👀

Thinking of buying the HP EliteBook X G2i 14? We used this premium business laptop for over a week. From its …

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Biggest reveals at Computex 2026 you should not miss🔥

Computex 2026 was packed with futuristic gadgets, AI-powered laptops, next-gen gaming hardware, and some of t…

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Asus Expertbook Ultra review: 5 reasons to buy, 2 to skip

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Vikas Khanna On The Last Color: Running A Kitchen And Making A Movie Are Very Similar

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Best compact laptops for office work in 2026 😍💻

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Planning a gaming night? Try these Steam games that will keep you hooked for hours

Aug 22, 2026 |

By Divyanshi Sharma

| Digit

Online multiplayer games are great. But let’s pause for a second and think. They will never be able to have the same effect as being in the same room and feeling ‘we are in this together’. You may have the best gaming PC, the latest console and a great setup, but nothing beats the feeling of sitting on a couch with your friends, cracking some jokes and watching someone completely lose it after a silly mistake.

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Buying a laptop to run on-device AI? Here is why the GPU matters more than you think

Aug 21, 2026 |

By Divyanshi Sharma

| Digit

Look at any major laptop maker today and you will realise that they have been doubling down on AI. We have AI features, dedicated NPUs, LLMs and even AI agents making their way into our devices lately. But, what most people don’t understand is that there is a difference between having an AI PC and needing something to run some massive AI workloads.

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Sony has not decided when to launch the PlayStation 6, says CEO

Aug 20, 2026 |

By Divyanshi Sharma

| Digit

The PlayStation 5 is now almost six years old. And of course, gamers are excited about what’s next for the console. Rumours around the PlayStation 6 have been circulating for months, with several reports pointing towards a possible 2027 launch. But, according to a new report, Sony has once again made it clear that there is no fixed launch date yet. With memory prices and other component costs continuing to create uncertainty, the PS6 could arrive later than initially expected.