Viraj Gawde
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About Viraj Gawde
Viraj Gawde is a Tech Journalist with bylines at Travel+Leisure India & South Asia, Android Headlines, 91Mobiles, Croma Unboxed, etc. He has written thousands of news pieces, how-to guides, product comparisons, listicles, and op-eds on consumer tech.
Currently, Viraj is obsessed with the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence and how it is reshaping the way we work, create, and use tech. As a curious generalist, Viraj's work extends into a wide range of subjects, formats, and storytelling styles.
When away from desk, he is a finance, sports, and travel geek with a constant curiosity for new experiences.
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YouTube Music has 6 features my friends won't admit are good
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Windows 11 is running hidden tasks that drain your laptop battery—here's how to stop them
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The iPhone Duo is official: This is Apple's first foldable
The foldable phone market is about to get even more interesting. After years of waiting, Apple has its answer to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold.
iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max have camera upgrades that DSLR users will actually love
Apple isn't reinventing this year's models but some noteworthy changes make the iPhone 18 Pro models interesting.
5 Android widgets that replaced apps I used to open every day
My app opening habit changed completely once I gave widgets from my most used apps a more practical job.
Microsoft's new version of Windows gets rid of all the annoyances (for a price)
Developer-focused tools, settings, and features already configured, so you're ready to write your first line of code.
Home Assistant 2026.9 finally makes it easier to understand and control your smart home
The biggest theme is arguably less detective work that makes your smart home setup less of a mystery.
These 4 Windows tools helped me regain 16.1GB of storage without deleting a single file
Let Windows clean up its own mess.
Apple TV raises prices, but there's a smarter way to pay
Ad-free streaming, five-member sharing, and a strong library still make the price hike easier to swallow.
PowerToys 0.101 adds one of its most useful Windows tools yet
Several useful upgrades after months of bug fixes and polishes.
Someone built a retro analog PC dashboard with an ESP32 and E-waste gauges
Retro hardware meets modern PC monitoring.
The Pixel Tag is what Android’s tracker ecosystem has been missing
Keeps things simple—attach it, forget it, and find it when needed.
Pixel Watch 5 brings passive blood pressure tracking and Gemini Intelligence
New ways to monitor long-term wellness and get useful help from your wrist throughout the day.
5 Emmy-winning Netflix shows you can finish in one sitting
These shows are proof that they deliver complete and satisfying stories without committing to a lengthy binge time.
I thought Google Calendar was boring until I found these 7 features
I stopped relying on multiple productivity apps to keep my day organized.
5 Oscar-winning Netflix short films to watch when you're pressed for time
These Oscar-recognized shorts leave a lasting impression and prove that cinema’s best stories don’t need two hours of your time.