Technology

Dragon Ball Z has been a part of our childhood. We were all mesmerised when the series came to children's TV channel Cartoon Network and a good part of our childhood was spent rooting for Goku and his friends. Now, it's here on mobile.

It is a 3D side-scrolling massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG). Players progress through alternate worlds via individual dungeons where you meet a variety of enemy types. You have access to primary and secondary attacks, which can be strung together to create unique combos. You can also block and counter-attack as well as use special abilities unlocked via each character's skill tree.

Kait Diaz is the central character here and the gameplay shows off some new enemies and new weapons. The trailer begins with her getting ready to participate in a rescue mission but she’s “suddenly faced with a traumatic death that sends her on an emotional rollercoaster”. She’s recently been having nightmares, which she believes to be messages. The mission begins.

You're a fish in the ocean. It's 2023 and humans have begun deploying swarms of sentinel robot fish along the reef where you live that will monitor your environment, track pollution and collect intelligence on your behaviour. Welcome to the future, my finned fishy friends.

The S9 looks nearly identical to its immediate predecessor, the Galaxy S8. It is essentially a replay of last year's big Samsung phone - with a few tweaks.

Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which concluded this week in San Jose may have, on the surface, seemed underwhelming due to a lack of any hardware announcements at the event. 

When Manu Jain speaks, people listen. The vice-president of Xiaomi Global and managing director of Xiaomi India has taken his company’s set-up in India from “a six-seater room” four years ago to a “180,000sqft building with 750 seats” in Bangalore. The IIT Delhi and IIM Calcutta alumnus has been the force that made the Beijing-headquartered company’s smartphone business number one in India. According to recent figures from International Data Corporation (IDC), Xiaomi continues to maintain its lead in India with 30.3 per cent market share, while Samsung is in second place with 25.1 per cent share.

Hurrah! Google Lens is now available as a stand-alone app on the Play Store. This means, now anybody can use the all-seeing recognition software.

No longer do you need to search for the pack of UNO cards before heading to your friend’s place to chill. This classic game is now available on Messenger.

In September, Motorola will turn 90. And it remains hip. In fact, it’s a wonder how the company has forged ahead — despite its mobile division being sold a couple of times in recent years — to create a lasting impression among the youth. At the heart of its success are the Moto G phones, the latest of which are the G6 and G6 Play. t2 met Thomas Milner, head of product marketing, in Delhi, to get a feel of the new phones and to learn what separates the Lenovo-owned smartphone maker from its competition.