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Shubham Arora

Shubham is a Senior Sub-Editor at Techlusive with over four years of experience in journalism and content writing. He has previously worked with Times Now, covering everything from smartphone launches to emerging technology trends. At Techlusive, he combines his passion for gadgets and gaming with his editorial expertise to deliver clear, engaging, and insightful tech stories. Outside of work, Shubham enjoys binge-watching Marvel movies, experimenting with mimicry, and penning down love-struck poems.

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ARC Raiders Flashpoint update now live: What s new in the game

ARC Raiders has received a new update called Flashpoint, and it brings a mix of changes that affect how the game plays out. The update went live on March 31 at 2 p.m. IST and adds new enemies, weapons, and some changes to progression. This is not a small patch. A lot of the changes

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted April 1, 2026

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How to move your Apple Music playlists to YouTube Music in minutes

Switching music apps is not always easy, especially if you have spent years building playlists. If you are moving from Apple Music to YouTube Music, the good part is that you don't have to start from scratch. Apple now lets you transfer your playlists directly, so most of your saved music can move across without

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted April 1, 2026

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Apple Intelligence briefly goes live in China, here s what happened

Apple appears to have briefly enabled its Apple Intelligence features for users in China, even though the company hasn't officially rolled them out in the region yet. Some users spotted the features inside their iPhone settings, which made it seem like the rollout had finally begun. But that wasn't the case. The features appeared briefly

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted April 1, 2026

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YouTube comes to Android Auto, but not in the way you expect

Google seems to be testing something new with YouTube on Android Auto, but this isn't the kind of update most users would expect. Reports suggest that YouTube has started appearing on Android Auto for some users, although there hasn't been any official announcement yet. At first glance, it sounds like you'll be able to watch

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted April 1, 2026

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ChatGPT is turning into an app hub, can it rival Apple’s App Store?

OpenAI is trying to turn ChatGPT into something more than just a chatbot. The idea is to bring different services inside ChatGPT itself, so users don't have to switch between multiple apps. In a way, this starts to look similar to what Apple has built with its App Store. This isn't just a concept anymore.

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted April 1, 2026

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Xiaomi TV S Mini LED series India launch set for April 15: What to expect

Recently, reports indicated that Xiaomi is planning to expand its ecosystem in India. The new product portfolio would include refrigerators and ACs from the brand. Seems like the company has taken the first step, announcing the launch of the Xiaomi TV S Mini LED series in the country. Xiaomi has confirmed that the lineup will

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 31, 2026

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PS6 price leak suggests $699 tag, but it may not be as high as it looks

There has been a lot of talk around the PlayStation 6, even though the console is still a few years away from launch. The latest discussion is around its expected price, with leaks suggesting it could arrive at around $699 in global markets. Compared to the PlayStation 5, which launched at $499.99, this looks like

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 31, 2026

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Meta s new Instagram Plus could add features you didn t know you needed

Meta has started testing a new subscription on Instagram, and this one isn't just for creators. It's being tried out for regular users as well. Called Instagram Plus, it adds a few extra features that you don't get in the free version. Currently, the testing is limited to a few countries, including Mexico, Japan, and

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 31, 2026

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Apple may launch over 15 new products in 2026: iPhone, Mac, iPad and more

Apple is expected to have a busy year ahead. Reports suggest the company could launch more than 15 products across categories like iPhones, Macs, iPads, wearables, and smart home devices. Some of these are regular yearly updates, while a few could bring noticeable changes. The launches are not expected to happen all at once. Apple

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 31, 2026

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FASTag annual pass price hike 2026: Here’s what changes from April 1

If you use highways often, there's a small update you should know about. The National Highways Authority of India has increased the FASTag Annual Pass price, and the new rate will apply from April 1, 2026. The change is not major, but since it directly affects regular travellers, it's something worth noting before you renew

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 31, 2026

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BSNL 365-day plan gets extra data boost till March 31: Check details

BSNL has been pushing its yearly prepaid plans for a while now, and that's mainly because prices from private operators have already gone up. If you don't want the hassle of recharging every month, these long-validity plans are still one of the simpler options. The Rs 2,399 plan is the one most people are looking

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 29, 2026

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OnePlus shuts offline stores in India, expands service network via OPPO

OnePlus India is making a big change in how it operates in the country. The company is moving away from offline retail and shifting focus towards online sales. At the same time, it is expanding its service network by using OPPO's existing infrastructure. This means two things happening together -- fewer physical stores, but more

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 29, 2026

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Nokia layoffs: 14,000 jobs to be cut globally, India may see impact

Nokia is planning to cut a large number of jobs as part of a global restructuring. Reports suggest the company could reduce around 14,000 roles over time, which is roughly 20 per cent of its workforce. The company currently has about 74,000 employees globally. This also brings focus to India, where Nokia has a strong

AUTHOR: SHUBHAM ARORA| Posted March 29, 2026