Abhijeet Mukherjee

The Guiding Tech team attended the much-anticipated Xiaomi Mi A1 launch today, and right now at this moment we’re typing frantically, with bruised fingers, putting out stories for you all. Ok, the bruised fingers part was an exaggeration but we’r

We bought the Google Pixel here at Guiding Tech early on and have been playing around with it for almost three weeks now.

Guiding Media, the parent company of Guiding Tech, is a new age digital media startup from India that wants to become one of the best known lifestyle media companies catering to the Indian youth.

It was just yesterday when I came across this article by Walt Mossberg where he lamented the apparent degradation in quality of apps on iOS and Apple software in general. If this were two or three years ago, he would have probably drawn flak from App

Windows 10 is arguably the best Windows version released till date (XP fans, I hear you but been a long time) and it has a lot of features under the hood that our team keeps discovering as we work on it every day.

We can never get enough of power banks, can we? With so many devices that we own, it’s only apt that the count of battery packs that we own go up too.

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There are two kinds of gadgets: One that become really popular really fast with the (much deserved) hype, like the iPhone, and other that become really popular really fast without the hype. Chromecast is clearly in the second category. Millions of t

One of the best things about being an internet entrepreneur and running a blog (the one you’re reading) for a living is that I can work from almost any place that has internet, or more precisely, a Wi-Fi network I can connect to. This liberty has

In my usual aimless Facebook browsing session the other day I came across an extremely funny video that almost had me in fits of laughter. Now, this isn’t the first such shared video I was watching on Facebook.

Our computers and smartphones are nothing but machines at the end of the day. And a machine needs to be maintained properly if you intend to get the most out of it and prolong its life.

It probably won’t be an exaggeration to call WhatsApp one of the top 3 social networks in the world. It recently hit a record of 27 billion messages in one day (yes, that’s billion with a ‘b’) so that should remove any doubts you

I recently purchased a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (yes, that ‘gigantic’ phone!), and been having a good time playing with its features and using its stylus to the fullest.

The other day I was doing some music shopping online (yes, now that I am not perennially broke, I prefer paying for all digital goods including music), and ended up purchasing the 2012 Grammy Nominees album. Some amazing tracks in there. But to my su

It seems that all the hype and hoopla around Windows 8 has finally started to subside, and while Microsoft has sold a ton of licenses (no surprise there), the new version of OS has also started drawing the flak many expected it to draw due to the

It’s pretty easy to delete internet history and clear temporary files on your computer with CCleaner installed. It doesn’t work on an Android phone though. On your Android phone, there are plenty of things that you might want to delete – y

If you are a Skype user and have been using it often for chatting or calling (or may be screen sharing), you’d know that distinct sound it produces when you sign in. And that’s not the only time it does that. It also notifies you when a contact

When it comes to desktop clients for Twitter, there are people who swear by TweetDeck . There are some other good clients out there too. But for some reason, I could never come to like of them. I always relied on a web based client like HootSuite

Previously, we have covered an in-depth post on making your OS X desktop look better. This post covered some amazing tools to spice up your Mac desktop. But we are yet to talk about the basics of changing desktop background on Mac. If you are a longt

This is a very short post about a cool tip that I believe a lot of Mac OS X Lion users don’t know about. It’s about the cut and paste command.