February 2023 Tech Highlights at Indian Tech Guru
Wondering what tech buzz happened in February 2023? We covered everything from smartphone launches to big software rollouts, all tailored for the Indian audience. Here’s a quick, no‑fluff rundown of the month’s biggest stories.
Smartphone launches and rumors
February kicked off with a wave of new phones. Xiaomi finally released the Mi 13 in India, boasting a 120Hz OLED display and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip. Our hands‑on showed how the camera upgrades really sharpen low‑light shots, and the battery lasted a solid 1.5 days with moderate use.
While the Mi 13 stole the spotlight, OnePlus teased the Next‑Gen OnePlus 11. We broke down the leaked specs, highlighting the expected 150W fast charging and a new 90Hz LTPO panel. If the rumors hold, the OnePlus 11 could become the most affordable flagship of the year.
Realme also slipped in a surprise – the Realme GT 3. It’s the first Realme phone with a 120Hz AMOLED and a 5000 mAh battery, and the price tag stayed under ₹30,000, making it a solid mid‑range contender.
Software updates and tech trends
Android 13 rolled out to most Indian flagships in early February. We walked through the new privacy dashboard, the updated Material You theming, and the smoother gesture navigation. The update didn’t break any popular apps, and the performance bump was noticeable on Snapdragon 888 devices.
Windows 11’s latest build also landed, bringing a revamped Microsoft Store and better support for Android apps via the Amazon Appstore. Our guide showed how to enable the Android subsystem and which Indian‑focused apps run best.
Beyond phones and OSes, the Indian startup scene kept buzzing. We highlighted three startups that secured funding in February: a fintech platform simplifying UPI payments for small merchants, an AI‑driven health‑tech service offering remote diagnostics, and a cloud‑gaming startup expanding its server network across tier‑2 cities.
Lastly, we covered the trending topic of 5G adoption. With more operators opening 5G bands, we tested real‑world speeds on a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. The results showed a clear advantage over 4G in streaming 4K video, though coverage was still patchy outside metro areas.
If you missed any of these articles, you can still explore them in our archive. Each post dives deeper, offering buying guides, performance benchmarks, and practical tips you can use right now.
That’s the February 2023 snapshot. Stay tuned for March’s releases – more phones, fresh software, and the next wave of Indian tech innovation.
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- Feb, 15 2023
- Orson Whitfield
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Science, Technology, and Society (STS) is a field of study that examines the relationships between science, technology, and society. It explores the effects of science and technology on society and how society shapes the development of science and technology. STS looks at the ways in which scientific and technological advances have impacted the way we interact with each other and our natural environment. Additionally, it looks at the ways in which our society has used and responded to science and technology, both positively and negatively. In short, STS helps us understand the complex relationships between science, technology, and society and how they shape our present and future.
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- Feb, 15 2023
- Orson Whitfield
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