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Nirave Gondhia

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New York, United States
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Covers:  Smartphones, Consumer Technology, Health Tech, Wearables, Automotive, AI, Retail, Food, Events & Experiences
Brit - views are mine | @HoTdotTech – where tech gets its due! | Contributor: @techradar @guardian @androidcentral| Past: @forbes + more! | Tech, F1, MUFC

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Nirave is a creator and product evangelist at House of Tech. He has over 18 years of experience reviewing consumer technology. Following a heart attack at 33, he focuses on covering the best technology and health products and how they impact everyday users. He also discusses how we can use data to improve our health and daily lives and ultimately live a long and more fruitful life.

House of Technology hosts several events yearly to celebrate the most impactful technology products and the peopl…

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Life after a heart attack at 33

Life after a heart attack at 33

Have you ever faced death? Here's how I almost died thanks to a heart attack at the age of 33 while asleep, a…

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Losing my phone while abroad nearly cost me my health

Losing my phone while abroad nearly cost me my health

When you rely on your phone for health, losing it can have bigger consequences than you might think

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The Best Monitors For MacBook Pro, According To An Apple Expert

The Best Monitors For MacBook Pro, According To An Apple Expert

Whether for work or play, the best monitors for MacBook Pro feature stunning color accuracy. Here are our top…

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The Samsung Galaxy Ring is exciting if you care about health

The Samsung Galaxy Ring is exciting if you care about health

The Galaxy Ring was briefly mentioned at Unpacked in January, but won't go on sale for months. We spent some …

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Celebrating the best people in technology!

Celebrating the best people in technology!

The best products in technology need a great story and then creators and writers to help tell that story to a…

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The Best of MWC 2024: Foldables, Rollables, Concepts & More than just Mobile!

The Best of MWC 2024: Foldables, Rollables, Concepts & More than just Mobile!

MWC is the biggest mobile show in the world, but this year, you could be forgiven for thinking it was more ab…

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The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is a foldable that's easy to use in one hand

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By Nirave Gondhia
| hot.tech
When was the last time you thought something and a company proved you wrong? For me, it was yesterday; the company was Samsung, and the product was the new Galaxy Z Fold 8. Shockingly, especially for someone who tries to make balanced judgments, I completely misjudged the new Galaxy Z Fold 8, but happily, it's MUCH better than I expected it to be. Ahead of today's Galaxy Unpacked announcement, I spent several hours with all of Samsung's new products.
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This is the Cursor trick I wish I knew before burning my credits

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By Nirave Gondhia
| MUO Verified
Remember the phrase “nothing is free in life”? There’s nowhere this is more apparent than in the world of AI and vibe coding, where the savings from not having to hire a human developer can quickly disappear once you use the latest and greatest models. Then there’s the obfuscation of what you’re actually spending and on what prompts, as well as considerable differences in how companies apply limits.
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Why US phones have smaller batteries than the rest of the world — and it's not the one you think

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By Nirave Gondhia
| MUO Verified
One of the most interesting factoids about smartphones is that battery capacity varies significantly depending on where you are based. You may not be aware, but smartphones in the US are often limited to around 5,000 mAh (although this is slowly changing)and are usually made with lithium-ion rather than the newer, denser Silicon-carbon technology. If you look beyond the US market, the picture changes dramatically across all price points. The biggest battery on a commercial phone?
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