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Mathures Paul

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Kolkata
As seen in: The Telegraph (India), Flipboard, iqmediacorp.com, t2ONLINE
Covers:  Technology, Science, Gadget Review, gaming, tech startup, AI, music
Doesn't Cover: Fashion, decor, pets, parenting
Tech writer at The Telegraph (@ttindia & @t2telegraph). Propped up by coffee. Inspired by innovations. Reachable by email at mathures.paul@abp.in

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Mathures Paul is a science and technology writer for The Telegraph and his first byline dates back to 1996. He reviews products, interviews tech company bigwigs and talks about tech trends. Developments around AI, VR, gaming and social media don’t escape his attention. When not among gadgets, he is busy with music, films, photography and coffee.

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Starfield releasing on September 6 promises to make your imagination soar

Starfield releasing on September 6 promises to make your imagination soar

Coming on Windows and Xbox Series X/S the gameplay involves joining a mining operation in the year 2330 on an…

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Google's AI-powered search is available in India and it can change the way we work

Google's AI-powered search is available in India and it can change the way we work

Like in the US, SGE can be accessed via Search Labs opt-in and the languages supported in India are English a…

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Apple has plenty of new features lined up in iOS 17 that will make life easy, including many that...

Apple has plenty of new features lined up in iOS 17 that will make life easy, including many that...

iOS now supports transliteration keyboards for the top 10 languages in India

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What can you expect at Apple's big event on September 12?

What can you expect at Apple's big event on September 12?

Getting to see the iPhone 15 series is the biggest certainty on September 12

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Samba de Amigo: Party-To-Go on Apple Arcade keeps the party going to an ebullient groove

Samba de Amigo: Party-To-Go on Apple Arcade keeps the party going to an ebullient groove

The game Samba de Amigo is timeless because maracas can produce contagious rhythms

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Unlimited Dropbox storage plan gets the axe

Unlimited Dropbox storage plan gets the axe

Dropbox has revised its storage policy because the unlimited tier is being used for activities such as crypto…

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iPhone Duo faces India sticker shock at Rs 2.99 lakh, stoking debate over US price gap

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A Calcutta-Bangkok round trip with a four-night stay will cost under a lakh if you book flight tickets for October 23, the day the iPhone Duo becomes available. The company’s first foldable is priced upwards of ₹2,99,900 for 256GB, while the top 2TB variant comes in at ₹4,49,900. The pricing is making potential buyers compare it with the US starting price of $1,999 (approximately 1,91,000). iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max too begin at a higher price than the earlier generation.
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ChatGPT gets retro

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ChatGPT’s viral ’80s selfie trend is here: How to turn your photo into a retro portrait Mathures Paul Published 10.09.26, 11:43 AM OpenAI’s latest ChatGPT Images 2.5 lets you create images with a retro vibe The Telegraph The viral 1980s-style selfie trend is giving ChatGPT users a new way to revisit the past — and getting the look is as simple as using a prompt. OpenAI’s latest ChatGPT Images 2.5 update introduces a feature that allows users to share the exact prompt used to create an image.
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Sound investment

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Skullcandy Aviator 900 ANC brings retro style, clever controls and big sound to the wireless headphone game Mathures Paul Published 10.09.26, 11:39 AM Skullcandy Aviator 900 ANC can get audio from source devices over Bluetooth 5.3, or an analogue wired connection via a 3.5mm TRS cable. Pictures: Mathures Paul Over-ear headphones are for those who want to immerse themselves in their listening.
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Reporter

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

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