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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The Pixel Tag is what Android’s tracker ecosystem has been missing
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I thought Google Calendar was boring until I found these 7 features
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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.
This 3D Blockbuster recreation brings back the video store browsing that streaming killed
Friday night video stores are back—virtually
YouTube Premium has 5 features I didn't know about—and they're worth the subscription alone
These lesser known perks aren't advertised front and center, but they made my monthly fee easier to justify.
YouTube Premium is adding Peacock, and here's what it means for your bill
The latest bundle puts Peacock in front of YouTube's massive subscriber base.
Why I gave up on minimalist Windows setups and embraced a messy desktop
Minimalist Windows setups look great in pictures. But they rarely survive daily use. Here’s a more honest approach.
Raspberry Pi's 10-inch Touch Display finally makes Home Assistant dashboards more usable
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 takes aim at your tablet, while the Fold 8 Ultra keeps things familiar
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Someone made a laptop that runs GrapheneOS desktop mode from a Pixel phone
No CPU, No RAM, no storage. Just a shell, a screen, and a phone doing the heavy lifting.
Netflix's new strategy proves it wants to be more like YouTube
Filling its library with major digital media publisher videos to keep subscribers watching between major releases.
My biggest PC upgrades of 2026 were these 6 apps, not new hardware
The best upgrades are not always inside your computer. Sometimes they’re the apps that quietly improve how you use your PC every day.
Home Assistant gets a big update that fixes three everyday smart home headaches
You can set up automations in plain english, track activity logs clearly, and bulk update multiple devices.
These overlooked Pixel Watch gestures tricked me into using my phone less
Notifications get handled on my wrist. Questions get answered without unlocking anything.