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This is a venture to talk about the latest and greatest in technology with like-minded people. As a technology aficionado, my main hobby is to follow techno oriented news around the internet. But more often, the sources are widespread and it is very difficult to keep track of the same. So, I thought, I would do the legwork so that you could get an uninterrupted stream of quality tech news from a single source. From now onwards you can expect very valid and often neglected tech topics delivered to you, daily.Offers in Amazon, flipkart, snapdeal, myntra, ebay, walmart etc will be provided.
Hope you all will be along with me to ride this new wave.
                                                                    Yours,
                                                                         Dominic Simenthi

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