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Navon GPS N485

Gagandeep Singh Sapra

It doesn’t just announce the next turn, it even zooms in on it so you won’t drive past

The Return of the Legal Thriller

Saaz Aggarwal

After more than a decade of dull books, John Grisham strikes his original form again with a deeply satisfying read

Confessions of an Editor

Suresh Menon

Humour and honesty, Vinod Mehta knows, are a journalist’s biggest weapons. That’s why his memoirs work

Xperia Arc S

Gagandeep Singh Sapra

The fastest and most entertaining Xperia to date. And it still looks great

Asus Zenbook UX31

Gagandeep Singh Sapra

This slim, clever and quick laptop is great news for those who need Windows

HTC Rhyme

Gagandeep Singh Sapra

It’s not the fastest phone around. But it comes bundled with the best set of accessories

Steve Jobs, the Enigma

Aresh Shirali

This book offers multiple ways of looking at Apple’s charismatic creator. Of these, expect the appreciative to outlast the gossipy

Prize Reads

Hartosh Singh Bal

This year’s Booker winner and last year’s winner of the Prix Goncourt have arrived simultaneously at Indian bookstores. Here are some good reasons to pick one over the other

Where the Gods Come to Die

Arshia Sattar

Byatt’s retelling of Ragnarok, with its references to environmental destruction and cyclical violence, reminds us that a great myth is always relevant