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When you want to buy a new computer, it’s hard to know where to start. You don’t want to spend ages looking through them all, but you also don’t want to chance having to go back too soon because you overextended your new machine. Luckily, there are a few ways to help you narrow down this confusing array of choices. First, you need to determine the purpose of your new computer. The main categories that people tend to fall into are gaming, home and business. This not only helps you find what you do need, but narrows down what you don’t need as well, which could save you some money. It sounds obvious, but you don’t need a high-powered gaming computer if all you want to do is check e-mails and write documents. A computer for each of these purposes has different specifications, which you can look at below. Gaming Computer For serious gamers, you need a serious computer - probably a desktop. A laptop is more prone to overheating, which it could do when running h...

Nokia if had not been bought by Microsoft would have launched Android devices by 2014. Nokia, which has recently been acquired by Microsoft, was reportedly planning to join the Android bandwagon in case the deal hadn't gone through. Infact, as per reports, Nokia was even thinking to bring Android powered devices as soon as 2014. It is to be noted that similar reports were doing the rounds when Nokia opted for Windows Phone operating system last year. As per the recent report, "A team within Nokia had Android up and running on the company's Lumia handsets well before Microsoft and Nokia began negotiating”. While that was undergoing Microsoft was also aware of the work that was already under way for the Nokia Android device. Nokia Lumia ranges of devices are fully compatible with Android operating system. However the company chose the other way out and has given its smartphone business to Microsoft.  

Cast: Sushant Singh Rajput, Parineeti Chopra, Vaani Kapoor, Rishi Kapoor Direction: Maneesh Sharma Rating: 3Star We are on with romancing smalltown India lately, far from the maddening exotica of Swiss Alps. Shuddh Desi Romance, coming in the wake of Raanjhanaa earlier this year, takes the Bollywood love story right into the heartland bylanes, its colourful bazaars, middle-class homes and their toilets (yes, toilets play a wittily imaginative role in the progress of this plot). It is a smalltown backdrop we are all familiar with, and it comes with characters we have definitely met. Maneesh Sharma's latest is more than a feel-good romance though, and the makeover it marks for the mush formula extends beyond a cosmetic change in locale. The film is a fascinating sketch tracking the mindset of today's youth. It talks of a generation that understands love, values commitment but is often found struggling in a domain somewhere in between. Jaideep Sahni's choice to set ...