Ritesh Bendre, Author at BGR India

E-Challan: How to make traffic challan payment via Paytm

Over the past couple of years, a lot of things have gone digital. You can pay mobile bills, recharge DTH, renew insurance policy online and more. You can even pay traffic e-challan online via Paytm or transport ministry website. Recently, Paytm added the ability to make traffic challan payments in Maharashtra. The traffic challan feature

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Ritesh Bendre

12:20 PM
Oct 17, 2019

Review

Redmi Note 8 Pro Hands-On and First Impressions

Xiaomi was the first company to introduce a smartphone with a 48-megapixel rear camera in the mid-range segment. There were two models, the Redmi Note 7 Pro and the Redmi Note 7S, both featuring a 48-megapixel dual camera sensor at the back. Now, the company has taken another leap by introducing a 64-megapixel quad-camera setup

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Ritesh Bendre

03:01 PM
Oct 16, 2019

How To

How to add, remove and modify channels in Tata Sky

The TRAI introduced a new framework for cable and DTH operators earlier this year. The changes mean users now need to choose individual channels, or packs of their choice. As a result, users will only have to pay for channels they want to watch. And to make the process simpler, DTH operators like Tata Sky

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Ritesh Bendre

04:50 PM
Oct 12, 2019

Review

Vivo NEX 3 Hands-on and First Impressions

Smartphone makers today are trying out different form factors to offer more screen while trimming down those bezels. The Samsung Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X introduces foldable design, whereas the Mi MIX Alpha brings a wraparound device. But while these are unique, the new Vivo NEX 3 brings a more practical approach with the

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Ritesh Bendre

03:21 PM
Oct 09, 2019

Review

Sony SRS-XB402M Smart Speaker Review

Smart speakers are growing in popularity, thanks to the aggressive push from Google and Amazon. Of course, the Echo-series and Google Home devices are the first things that come to mind when we think of smart speakers. But companies like Lenovo and Sony want to change that. Sony's SRS-XB402M is a Bluetooth smart speaker that

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Ritesh Bendre

10:20 AM
Oct 09, 2019

Review

Google Nest Hub Review

Smart speakers have been around for a couple of years now. And now, tech companies are pushing the boundaries of form factor and usability with the addition of new features. A little over a year ago, Google introduced the Google Home and Home Mini smart speakers powered by the Google Assistant. After introducing the Google

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Ritesh Bendre

09:28 AM
Oct 03, 2019

How To

Provident Fund: How to check EPF balance online

As an employee in India, we end up paying a small share of money from our salary towards Employee s Provident Fund Organization (EPFO). It helps in making some savings, which we may not be able to do otherwise. Now, one of the most common questions employees ask is how to check EPF balance that

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Ritesh Bendre

06:27 PM
Sep 30, 2019

Review

Realme Buds Wireless Review

Realme started as a smartphone maker, and in just one year, the company has seen impressive growth. Now, the company is venturing into other segments too, one of them being mobile accessories. Along with the 64-megapixel camera smartphone, Realme XT, the company also launched wireless headphones and a power bank. Called Realme Buds Wireless, the

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Ritesh Bendre

01:08 PM
Sep 14, 2019

Review

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus Review

The Galaxy Note-series is the most premium smartphone offering from Samsung. For years, the company has billed it as the everything productivity device. Just like the Galaxy S10-family, you now get two Note devices. The Galaxy Note 10 with a smaller form factor, and watered-down specs. And then you have the premium offering, the Galaxy

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Ritesh Bendre

03:22 PM
Sep 03, 2019

Features

Samsung DeX on Galaxy Note 10: Run Android apps on PC or TV

Samsung tried to turn a smartphone into a computer with DeX mode starting with the Galaxy S8. But then, it required a DeX station that costed about Rs 8,500. With Galaxy Note 9, Samsung reworked the idea and introduced an improved version of DeX that does away with the clutter. You just needed one USB

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Ritesh Bendre

11:30 AM
Sep 01, 2019