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The very first iPhone SE was launched in 2016 and here we are four years after, with a follow-up of the original iPhone SE. The second-generation iPhone SE features a compact design, latest-generation processor, improved camera and most importantly, an affordable price tag.

The new iPhone SE features an aerospace-grade aluminium and durable glass design with an all-black front, which to be honest, feels like a fusion of iPhone Xr colours and iPhone 8 body. The good thing about the build is that it is water and dust-resistant with an IP67 rating for water resistance. It also features the very familiar Touch ID that allows to unlock the phone, approve App Store transactions, use iCloud Keychain and more.

Interestingly, the biggest jump is on the processor front and the iPhone SE comes with Apple’s A13 Bionic processor that powers the latest and more expensive iPhones. On the camera side, the phone comes with a 12MP f/1.8 sensor at the back that supports 4K video recording and portrait mode support on the front camera.

The availability is still unknown, which we assume is due to the current lockdown but it will be in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB models in black, white and (PRODUCT)RED from Rs. 42,500.

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Prama Hikvision has a strong portfolio of surveillance products and while they are reliable hardware-wise, Prama Hikvision is bolstering them with the new smart technologies on the software front.

Many new products are now equipped with technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), AI Cloud, Deep Learning, Machine Vision along with some products feature 4K resolution recording, thermal imaging, H.265 codec support, etc.

However, the most interesting product range is its EZVIZ series, which is their consumer-centric range. The customer-friendly series consists of cameras like Full HD Wi-Fi indoor camera, a security camera with colour night vision, a battery-powered CCTV and wireless intrusion alarm solution kit.

Prama Hikvision is currently showcasing its entire range at its experience centre in Mumbai.

TP-Link has been recognized in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure as a niche player. Vendors covered in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure, intended for use by enterprise I&O leaders responsible for wired and wireless LAN access network infrastructure, provide hardware and software solutions to deliver connectivity to environments like enterprise accommodations and branch locations.

TP-Link enters the Magic Quadrant for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure and the Critical Capabilities for the Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure. TP-Link has been offering all kinds of enterprise products to be the one-stop solution for any situation, from small, to midsize, to large enterprise networks. Advanced indoor and outdoor wireless and wired systems for service providers and enterprise customers are available.

Enterprise products include Omada SDN Business Wi-Fi, Pharos Wireless Broadband, JetStream and LiteWave Switches, and SafeStream Business Routers — ideal for hospitality, education, retail, and more.

We couldn’t offer enough thanks to our strong R&D team and the belief instilled by our partners and customers who have adopted our reliable and efficient network solutions. We continue developing products in line with our mission — making the advantages of the latest technology available to all and empowering them to create a lifestyle that’s simple, smart, and connected.

Mr. Sanjay Sehgal, Sr. Vice President SMB & Telco

In addition, TP-Link has also ranked as the World’s No.1 Wi-Fi product provider for a consecutive 34 quarters as of Q1 2019 by IDC and is continuing its leadership in the WLAN market. TP-Link, with a proven heritage of stability, performance, and value, has curated a portfolio of products that meets the networking needs for both consumer and business networking markets.

Sony’s WH-CH510 wireless headphones and WI-XB400 in-ear headphones are here for the discerning, multi-tasking music enthusiast.

GOES ON AND ON A single charge of the WH-CH510 gives up to 35 hours of battery life

DETAILED SOUND Crisp audio quality, thanks to the 30mm driver

QUICK CHARGE You can charge for 10 minutes and get playback time of up to 90 minutes

POWER OF FIVE The WH-CH510 supports Bluetooth’s latest version 5 that makes the headphone power-efficient and improves call quality

TYPE-C SUPPORT The headphones support the latest USB Type-C standard

TALK TO ME Conversations flow freely with easy hands-free calling, thanks to the built-in microphone that also brings the support for Google voice assistance

COLOUR VARIANTS Blue & black

SONY WI-XB400 EXTRA BASS is a wireless in-ear, neck style design headphones.

PACKS A PUNCH Don’t go by its small design. The WI-XB400 supports Extra Bass feature

COMFORTABLE DESIGN The neck-band design earphones make it a perfect companion for everyday commute

LIGHT AND POWERFUL The WI-XB400 weighs just 21g but packs 12mm drivers for improved audio

CHARGE IN A JIFFY The WI-XB400 supports quick charge that gives 60 minutes of play back time with 10 minutes of charge with the USB Type-C cable

BATTERY FOR THE FULL DAY A full charge lasts 15 hours that’s good enough for your commute and office

SMART ASSISTANT Talk to your connected device with the built-in mic and Google Assistant support

COLOUR VARIANTS Blue & black

Electric scooters have been selling in the market for years but there are not many companies as Ather Energy that are fuelling the electric growth with technology. Ather 450 is the only bike by Ather on sale at the moment but it’s the tech that enhances the scooter’s overall functionality is intriguing.

For instance, the 7-inch connected screen that acts as the control center of the scooter, which interestingly isn’t just a run-of-the-mill tablet. Instead, Ather tells us that it’s designed with outdoors in mind, which is why it boasts an IP65 certification. The screen is also the gateway to Ather’s technological prowess that allows them to add new features to the scooter. For instance, an OTA update has given the ability for the rider to ride in an economy mode, helping to increase the overall range on a single charge.

However, another part of the technological puzzle is the smartphone that allows to glean on more information on the connected scooter like the remaining charge, finding the nearest charging point and other meaningful additions like pushing navigation details to the scooter, analysing the riding pattern or even troubleshoot a problem remotely.

The key takeaway here is that electric and connected platforms are going to change how we perceive mobility. The development of the vehicle doesn’t stop when it is pushed out of the factory gate. Instead, it’s an ongoing process for Ather