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A 10.4-inch tablet that's guaranteed to get two years of system updates isn't exactly offering the moon, but for a retail price of just under $250, it's a solid value. The Nokia T20 Android tablet has its annoyances, but its 2K resolution screen, expandable storage, front and rear cameras, and decent battery life all add up to an experience that's good enough to be intriguing. This is a tablet that can handle all kinds of media consumption if that's what you want. Watching shows and reading on it are perfectly acceptable. It's also a fine general-purpose device for browsing the web. Plus, half of T20's annoyances aren't even Nokia's fault—it's how Android and its apps stretch out for larger screens that's annoying. This tablet isn't a direct replacement for an iPad because it lacks the app ecosystem and certain accessory support, but it is a cheaper way to get content on a large screen. It might also be a suitable tablet for a kid because Google Kids Space comes ready to go, out … [Read more...] about Review: Budget Android Tablet Nokia T20 is good enough

Cool Hand Luke, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Road to Perdition, The Hustler, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and so many other films became the legacy of one of America's most beloved actors. In each film, acting legend Paul Newman brought poise, class, style, humor and a touch of rebelliousness to the screen, delighting his fans since his early days on live television, Broadway and his first film in 1954. But perhaps even more memorable than his legendary career, Newman had a feature that set him apart from the rest and captured the hearts of America: his striking (albeit color-blind) baby-blue eyes. Throughout his extensive career, Newman was photographed a great deal, and James Clarke's newest book, Paul Newman: Blue-Eyed Cool, features the photograph collections of six top celebrity photographers who each captured the essence of Newman's charm and charisma, both on- and off-screen, over time. "You know, I've loved movies and reading about movies since I was kid and so any … [Read more...] about Book review: “Paul Newman: Blue-Eyed Cool,” a Hollywood legend in photos

The Hisense 26.6 Cubic Foot French Door Refrigerator With Ice Maker is a beautiful refrigerator that looks more expensive than it is, includes excellent features and is a great way to bring more organization into your kitchen. Over the last several months, I tested the Hisense HRF266N6CSE refrigerator, which retailed for $1,599. I put this through the paces at home with two teens and a busy kitchen and fell in love with its interior water dispenser, innovative storage and modern style. Since that time, this model number was recalled due to loosening door hinges. The issue has been remedied, and the model name updated to HRF266N6CSE1 (also $1,599). Otherwise these refrigerators are identical. The Hisense offers a lot of storage inside. Yet it doesn't take up as much space as our previous refrigerator, thanks to its integrated door handles. TL;DR Pros : Modern, smart design Savvy use of interior space and organization Water and ice without an exterior … [Read more...] about Hisense 26.6 Cubic Foot French Door Refrigerator review

The National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation’s Covid working group has reviewed the data of Biological E’s Corbevax to allow it as booster for those aged 18 and above fully vaccinated with Covishield or Covaxin, official sources said Thursday. No recommendation has yet been made in this matter by the NTAGI panel in its meeting on Wednesday. The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) on June 4 approved Corbevax as a precaution dose for those aged 18 and above. India’s first indigenously developed RBD protein subunit vaccine, Corbevax, is currently being used to inoculate children in the age group of 12 to 14 years. “The NTAGI panel reviewed the data of Biological E’s Corbevax as a booster for those aged 18 and above fully vaccinated with either Covishield or Covaxin,” an official source told PTI. Everyone aged 18 years and above is being administered free precaution doses of Covid vaccine at government vaccination centres under a 75-day special drive which began on July … [Read more...] about NTAGI Panel Reviews Data to Allow Corbevax as Booster for Vaccinated Adults

Vivo sub-brand iQoo had launched its latest premium offering, the iQoo Neo 6 in India back in June. The iQoo Neo 6 was launched in the highly competitive premium mid-range segment, and comes as a direct competitor to the likes of the Poco F4 5G, the OnePlus Nord 2T, the Realme GT Neo 3, and more. The iQoo Neo 6 is priced in India at Rs 29,999 onwards and goes up to Rs 33,999 for the top-spec variant of the smartphone. The smartphone is available for sale on Amazon, and there are a bunch of bank and exchange offers that buyers can avail, in order to get their hands on the iQoo Neo 6. In this article, we will tell you everything you need to know about the iQoo Neo 6, and if you should spend your Rs 29,999 on the latest smartphone from the Vivo sub-brand. DESIGN In terms of design, the iQoo Neo 6 comes with a hole-punch flat front display. On the back the smartphone has a slightly curved panel, with a rectangular camera module that holds the triple rear camera, and iQoo branding … [Read more...] about iQoo Neo 6 Review: Powerful Mid-Ranger But You May Not Like ColorOS

Kichcha Sudeepa’s pan-India film Vikrant Rona had its much anticipated theatrical release today, July 28. Before the release, RRR director SS Rajamouli had taken to social media to pen a note of appreciation for the actor. Calling him the first to experiment and take up challenges, Rajamouli sent best wishes to Sudeepa and his team. Taking to Twitter, the filmmaker wrote, “Sudeep is always first in experimenting & taking up challenges. Can’t wait to see what he has done in #VikrantRona. The visuals look grand. My best wishes to @KicchaSudeep and the entire team for their release tomorrow.” Take a look: Sudeep is always first in experimenting & taking up challenges. Can’t wait to see what he has done in #VikrantRona . The visuals look grand. My best wishes to @KicchaSudeep and the entire team for their release tomorrow. — rajamouli ss (@ssrajamouli) July 27, 2022 Directed by Anup Bhandari, the film also stars Nirup Bhandari, Neetha Ashok, and Jacqueline … [Read more...] about Vikrant Rona: SS Rajamouli Calls Kiccha Sudeep ‘First in Experimenting’, Sends Him Best Wishes

Spider-Man Remastered Developer and Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment Price: ₹2,999 on PC Until the first Spider-Man hit the PlayStation in 2018, most superhero games, with the exception of the Batman Arkham series, were lukewarm cash grabs or lackluster movie tie-ins. Spider-Man did an incredible job of capturing the sheer velocity of being the web-slinging hero. It brought together the Sinister Six for a memorable encounter. With Sony betting big on the PC gaming crowd and the success of ports such as Death Stranding and God of War, Spider-Man’s foray into PC was inevitable. Spider-Man skips the origin story that has been told and re-told over the years. Instead, this story starts with an established hero saving a city while trying to balance his personal life, working as an apprentice to Otto Octavius. An explosive tutorial has you take down Wilson Fisk a.k.a the Kingpin. The void left in the crime world is quickly taken over by The Demons, a shadowy group … [Read more...] about ‘Spider-Man Remastered’ review: One of the most enjoyable superhero games out there finally comes to PC

They/Them, a gay empowerment/anti-conversion therapy horror film, was supposed to help put the Peacock streaming network on the map. Well, it has, just not in the way it had hoped. Over at Rotten Tomatoes , with 48 reviews logged in, They/Them has earned a terrible 29 percent rotten score from critics. The audience score is even lower — 15 percent. Rotten Tomatoes Although the cast is all gay, lesbian, transsexual, and whatever else is out there now… Although the writer, director is gay… Here’s a taste of the results… IndieWire : Kevin Bacon runs a gay conversion therapy camp in this queer thriller that’s light on scares and long on self-loathing. … Studios began to shove political commentary into every horror movie, whether it was “The Forever Purge” pitting Mexican immigrants against gun-toting MAGA gangs, or the latest “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” turning Leatherface into a displaced victim of tech gentrification. Horror fans can sense when … [Read more...] about Nolte: Woke ‘They/Them’ So Awful Even Left-wing Reviewers Hate It

What’s not to like about Aavasavyuham ( The Arbit Documentation Of An Amphibian Hunt )? Krishand RK’s second film, a mockumentary, is a deeply-sensitive story about the ecology, society and man’s interactions with nature. And yet, it does not fail to entertain with some superb acting, dialogues and scenes, some even based on real-life events. The humour is subtle and nuanced. Surrealistic and satirical at the same time, the film artfully combines mainstream ingredients with concerns about the environment in general, and, specifically, about the ecologically fragile mangroves in Kerala. The film is set in Munnar, Azhikode and Puthuvype, places which have sizable mangrove forests. Notably, Puthuvype was in the news as a result of protests by residents and greens against the establishment of a LNG terminal there. The film revolves around an enigmatic man, essayed by Rahul Rajagopal, who has a mystifying relationship with all creatures and nature. On a nature trail in 2015, elusive … [Read more...] about ‘Aavasavyuham’ movie review: Fantasy and realism find a perfect balance in this surreal mockumentary

The ghost of Thevar Magan and Virumaandi , arguably two of the greatest films in Tamil cinema, continues to haunt even after decades. And to a large extent, these two films — written by Kamal Haasan — seem to provide the basic framework for these rural dramas that are set in and around the Madurai belt. It is not exactly surprising that Viruman too has these shades. It is, in a way, a spin on Thevar Magan that had a patriarch in Sivaji’s Periya Thevar and the dutiful son in Kamal Haasan’s Sakthivelu. Now what if these two characters were in head-on collision? That is not the only similarity; the way Karthi gets introduced does remind you of Virumaandi , if you wish to jog your memory a bit. In fact, right after Karthi’s introduction, Prakash Raj’s Muniyandi is walking home along with a group of his associates. Out of frustration, he stops midway and yells at them for being mere bystanders. Something about this tiny bit of performance from Raj reminds you of Sivaji Ganesan … [Read more...] about ‘Viruman’ movie review: Karthi and Prakash Raj are endearing in this blaring rural drama that firmly sticks to its traditions