Monday, October 12, 2009
Diwali Mithai Gift
Most of the Diwali Mithais are made of milk product, fruit, dry fruit, sugar, and a variety of colors. One of the popular non-milk mithais is soan papdi and it makes a great gift. While milk products have short lifespan, the soan papdi aka sohan papdi can last much longer. It's also has lesser calories for those who watch their intake. It tastes great and almost everyone likes it.
Other Diwali mithais gifts include barfi, kaju barfi, kaju katli, pista barfi, rasgullas, gulab jamun, rasmalai, jalebi. These mithais can be purchased both from a local store or online store. They can be given as both personal or business gift.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Mobile Buzz in India
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Nokia X3 and Nokia X6 Mobiles Unveiled
Nokia X3 phone is much cheaper - infact may come for free with service contracts. Nokia X6 is higher end mobile phone that will require serious motivation to buy.
[VIA TolMol.com]
Friday, September 11, 2009
Motorola Cliq Android phone
Will Motorola mobile business see sunshine riding on the back of Cliq only time will tell.
HTC mobile phones in India
Nokia is still the number 1 mobile brand in India but HTC mobiles in India are also rising the popularity ladder. These phones are simple, practical, and offer economical options.
Mobile Buying Guide
Nokia Twist Eye Catchy
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Nokia Mural
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
When Not to Buy an AC
You may get a good deal as far as the price is concerned but your brand new Split AC will stay idle clinging to the wall for the whole year unless of course it's a Hot and Cold AC. You don't want to spend on an item that you know you won't use for at least 10 months. By the time you need it working it may already get habitual to not working.
Moreover, top AC brands like Samsung India and LG India offer special promotions throughout the year. You don't have to rush unless your purchase is well covered under guarantee/warranty. Read more on why you shouldn't buy an AC off season just for saving some money upfront.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Buying Digital Cameras
Digital cameras have simplified how we capture and share memorable moments of our lives. Modern digital cameras can record not just great pictures but quality sound and video clips as well. The convenience that digital cameras brought have popularized them to a degree that you won't hear too many people talking about film cameras today. It's amazing how the digital technology has made photography just a point and shoot task. Most of the heavy weight work is done by the camera technologies themselves.
Digital cameras are of primarily two types - compact digital camera and the digital SLR (single lens reflex). It's the compact digital cameras that non-professionals can use comfortably. Many compact cameras even support advanced features that bring you close to SLR experience. SLRs give you the flexibility to select a suitable photography lens depending upon your shooting requirements. Digital SLRs used to be a domain of professionals but the reduced prices and the compact design is increasing their reach among intermediate level photographers.
The advanced features like light control, auto-focus, image stabilization, multi-shots, face detection, and smile detection really make photography a lot simpler than it used to be. Even mobile makers are packing high end photography features into mobile handset but camera manufacturers aren't resting either - they are continuously innovating and advancing the imaging technologies.
The major camera brands include Kodak, Canon, Sony, FujiFilm, Pentax, and Panasonic. They all offer a wide of cameras to choose from.
While buying a suitable camera for your needs, one of the most important things to remember is to not get carried away by the printed mega pixels but check its optical zoom and other features as well.
Source: TolMol.com
TolMol is a leading social shopping website where you can compare and find best value digital cameras among other products.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Samsung LCD TV India
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Buying Mobile Phones
Today, the mobile phones have become smarter. It's interesting to see how the mobile phones are evolving from where they had started. TolMol, a leading social comparison shopping site in India is bringing latest buzz on mobile phones , new mobile phone launches, smartphones, and more via its Tech TolMol blog.
Nokia, Samsung, LG, Apple, and Research in Motion mobile phones are the most popular mobile brands in the world. In India, there are other makers like Spice Mobile that sell India focused mobiles.
The mobile phones come in a huge range of prices. Social comparison shopping site like TolMol allows you to compare mobile phone prices, reviews, features and more. The choice is plenty but to enjoy the real benefits one must pick a mobile phone after thorough research. You may find the mobile phone buying guide helpful but ultimately you have to make your own buy, no-buy call. Below are some popular comparisons:
Author: Mobile Guru
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Beating the Summer
While everyone sees a solution to the heat problem in an Air Conditioner, choosing the right one can be a tough task. TolMol, the popular comparison shopping site in India, offers an aggregated list of Air Conditioner Brands and Models that one can compare and choose from. Samsung and LG are the leaders in India's AC market but there are many other prominent players like Voltas, Electrolux, and Haier.
With the advancements in cooling technologies, it's also important to know the basics of how an AC works, what features are important, and what to keep in mind while purchasing an Air Conditioner. For example, capacity, energy efficiency, size, and noise level are the key criteria that one should weigh. TolMol's Air Conditioner Buying Guide is an excellent resource to begin the perfect AC hunt.
Air Conditioner manufacturers are doing everything to woo the consumers. One must always check for special deals and discounts before making the final call.
Authored by: Sandeep Dogra