Category: Technology

I remember sitting in a cramped, humid café in Old Delhi last monsoon, staring at my phone in sheer disbelief as my remaining megabytes evaporated while I was simply trying to load…

I remember sitting in a dimly lit café in New Delhi last year, watching a young traveler struggle with a public Wi-Fi connection, completely unaware that their entire digital identity was being…

I used to scoff at the idea of tech in wellness. I mean, come on—how could a piece of metal strapped to my wrist know more about my health than I do?…

I remember sitting in a dim, humid cafe in New Delhi during my final year at LSE, staring at a map of global trade routes that felt as tangled and opaque as…

I remember sitting in a cramped, makeshift studio in a bustling corner of New Delhi, trying to record an interview while the chaotic symphony of the street outside bled through every single…

I remember sitting in a dimly lit cafe in Delhi last monsoon, watching the rain lash against the window, and thinking about how much we crave a sense of being truly understood…

I once found myself knee-deep in a so-called “tech career opportunity” that promised the world and delivered a basement cubicle. There I was, surrounded by the whir of servers and the faint…

I was sitting in a cramped, humid café in Old Delhi last monsoon, watching a local merchant try to coordinate a dozen different suppliers through a chaotic web of WhatsApp messages and…

I once asked my voice assistant to play some jazz, and it decided I needed a heavy dose of death metal instead. Maybe it sensed my existential dread, or maybe it’s just…

I remember the first time I tried to be a digital nomad. Picture this: me, sitting in a Bali café, wrestling with a Wi-Fi connection that had all the reliability of a…