Track record
Quality & trust dashboard
Scores roll up from Navneet Alang's published work, reader engagement, fact-checks, and identity verification. All values 0-100.
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244
Articles on TECHi
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Community
TECHi's composite score — blends output volume, community ratings, fact-check accuracy, identity verification, and profile completeness.
Average reader trust score across all published articles. Readers vote on whether claims feel sourced and balanced.
Average fact-check accuracy. Each article is reviewed by the community and editors against SEC filings, press releases, and primary sources.
Reader engagement: time on page, comments-per-view, share rate. High engagement signals the writing drove real discussion.
Publishing cadence and volume normalized over time. Rewards consistent output without overweighting prolific drive-bys.
Editorial quality proxy from depth, citations, and original reporting markers — scored by editors during review.
Identity verified via standard ID check. Confirmed by TECHi.
Filled profile sections: headline, bio, avatar, social links, expertise, location. Higher = better reader context.
Analyst desk
Research reports
1 published report — every call is timestamped, stance-tagged, and tied to a price target.
Top-performing
The signature read
Most-read article by views — the piece that drove the most reader discussion.
Chinese Media to Google: No, You Suck!
If China and Google were listed as a couple on Facebook, right now they'd have to change their status to 'It's Complicated', as China's state-run Xinhua...
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Coverage universe
Companies I cover
7 names picked up from article mentions — sorted by coverage depth.
Publishing cadence
Output over 12 months
0 articles across 0 active months.
Lead story
Signature work
Most recent publish — open the full analysis or scroll for the full archive.
Archive
Latest analysis
Stocks, crypto, AI, and policy — reporting and commentary on TECHi.
How To Save The Earth? With Cows on Treadmills
That headline up there may sound like Monty Python-esque absurdity, but it's quite real. Or at least half of it is. At a farm in Northern Ireland, farmer...
Self-Driving GM EN-V May Change Transportation, Still Looks Funny
Alright, I'll be honest - last time I wrote about the GM EN-V vehicle, I ridiculed it for its rather, um,...
Shawarma Slicing Robot Built for Safety First, World Domination Second
If you've ever wandered the streets of Berlin or Munich, then you know that shwarmas (or doners as they call...
Robot Waiters Efficiently Conquer Service Industry, Thai Food
Themed restaurants are all the rage these days - heck, even Kim Jong Il has a line of establishments with pretty, dancing waitresses (no, really). But...
Mobile Apps Don't Need A Location War. What We Need is Open Data
Amid the unending din of posts, tweets and articles about South by Southwest Interactive, one thing became clear: mobile location apps are the next big...
Microsoft Courts the Geek Set With Internet Explorer 9
If you are committed geek, using Internet Explorer is a bit like a fashionista wearing something from last year’s line: it simply isn’t done. But with...
Avatar Blu-Ray/DVD to be released three times. Yeah, you read that right
In what we can only assume is a move designed to make James Cameron both the richest and most evil man on Earth, today we learned that Fox is going to...
A Brainwave Monitor Plus a Little Sadism Equals Hilarity!
(Video n*s*f*w due to swearing) Some very clever hackers at Harco Laboratories have created a device that gives you a little electric shock - wait for it...
3D Printer Makes Veins. No, Like, Actual Human Veins
For you youngsters out there, Weird Science was a movie from the 1980s in which 2 young boys used a computer to literally create the woman of their...
Chinese Media to Google: No, You Suck!
If China and Google were listed as a couple on Facebook, right now they'd have to change their status to 'It's Complicated', as China's state-run Xinhua...
How Apple Wins By Ignoring 'The Mushy Middle'
Conventional wisdom states that successful companies succeed when they make a good product for a reasonable price aimed at the average Jane or Joe. Right?...
Brilliant Invention by Harvard Prof Lets You Huff Coffee Like It Was Glue
Alright coffee drinkers, the jig is up. You say how much you "like the taste" or that "it's a relaxing ritual", but we know the truth: you only drink...
Kindle App for iPad To Crush Competitors Like... Well, The Kindle
Skeptics who don't believe people will use Apple's iPad to read books may have to rethink their position today, after Amazon showed off a pretty...
Nvidia Tech Will Let You Watch Avatar in 3-D At Home. Um, Yay?
Didn't we all just buy HDTV's? Wasn't HD supposed to be the next holy grail, and after we'd all plonked down our cash, we wouldn't have to worry about new...
Now THIS Is What Magazines on the iPad Should Look Like
When the iPad was initially announced, you could sum up a lot of the reaction with that common internet...
Leaked Screenshots Suggest Newest Blackberry OS Might Finally Suck Less
Blackberries - you gotta' love 'em. But lets be honest: if you have one, you peer over at your friend's iPhone or Motorola Droid with more than a little...
Sikker, Paradoxically, Is All About Keeping Your Baby Healthy
When you think baby monitors, you think clunky, crackling technology from the 80s, right? Well, in this new concept Sikker, there is none of that. Quite...
World of Light Travel Concept: So Slick It Makes Star Trek Look Backwards
You gotta' hand it to the Swedish team behind this World of Light concept video. While other people think about cool new designs for suitcases, these...
Harry Potter Fans Soon to Live Out Stalker Dreams: Scientists Closer to Invisibilty Cloak
For as long as humankind has existed, we have wanted to become invisible - mainly so we can inappropriately spy on people. Well, the creepier among us are...
Futuristic 'breaking' Watercraft Shows How Rich Douches Will Entertain Themselves in the Future
While some design companies tackle complex problems of sustainability or efficiency, Aguila Design are taking on something way more important: the future...
Apple Working on Location Service 'iGroups'
If there was one trend to emerge from the geekfest that is South-by-Southwest interactive this year, it's that mobile location services are heating up....
A Rubik's Cube for the Blind. Wait, what?
I bet you thought you were pretty bad-ass at solving Rubik's cube, didn't you? Thought maybe one day you might even beat this guy - who can solve one in...
Google, Intel and Sony Team Up for GoogleTV
Where Microsoft and Apple have failed, Google, those arrogant so-and-so's, think they can succeed. Today, the New York Times reported the massive search...
Beta Kindle App Released for Mac
Amazon's Kindle service is nearly fully Mac-compatible, as Amazon today launched a beta of their Kindle app for Apple computers. The free application...
New Wristwatch Gives Middle Finger to Laws of Thermodynamics, Your Bank Account
While wristwatches are now a bit of an anachronism (how many people do you know who still wear one?) this one is undeniably cool. Why? Because supposedly,...
Paris Concert Hall Concept to Please Classical Music Buffs, Star Wars Fans
While to some the above picture represents a World Architecture Award-winning design concept for a new home for the Philarmonie de Paris, come on: it's an...
Twittering Robot Ready to Tell World What It had for Lunch
Plants that tweet when they need water? That's so two years ago, man. No, the...
Saving the World with... a Skyscraper?
When you think of doing good or being environmentally sustainable, building a massive skyscraper probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. But...
Legacy archive
Pre-pivot work
215 articles from Navneet Alang's earlier era on TECHi (pre-2026 financial-coverage pivot). URLs still resolve and Google can crawl them, but they're not on the current beat.
Will Apple ruin our cloud video future?
Ever since they first came about, digital movies have been totally absurd. Not only are they overpriced, they are almost always locked into particular...
If tech news is boring, blame the free market
"Tech news is so phenomenally boring!" said Gawker's Adrian Chen, in the classically confrontational, controversial style of the site.And oh how it's...
What is the future of the desktop computer?
For years, the desktop computer has been but a shell of its former dominant self. The world went mobile, and that gray box that your co-workers used to...
Is Apple an elitist company?
In the few brief moments of respite we get from the constant flurry of Apple rumors, sometimes it seems worth something to think about the broader effects...
TeamWox Review: Making your company more efficient
Though there are myriad software and services for managing various aspects of a company, they are often divided into components: use one thing for...
Five things about Google+ Facebook should worry about
For a company that has had trouble understanding social, the response to Google+, the company's new social network platform, has been remarkably good. But...
Meteroic: Download music and movies to your iOS device
Apple's iOS, for all its benefits, is notoriously closed. Particularly annoying about this is that you have no access to the OS's file structure, which...
It's time to call it: The Blackberry will never rise again
For the past couple of years, we have been waiting to see whether Research in Motion, the makers of the Blackberry, could rise to meet the challenge of...
Can Nintendo and Sony save mobile gaming?
Only a short while after its release, the Nintendo 3DS, the successor to the most popular handheld of all time, sold a mere 97,000 units in the US last...
How Nintendo just "out-Appled" Apple
Out of the gate, I should say I realize that comparing Nintendo and Apple is odd. One is a gaming company, the other a general purpose computing and...
How Apple could make "iCloud" revolutionary
Now that we know that Apple is set to announce their "iCloud" service, it's time to start a-wondering what the service will feature.But while it's...
E3 2011: What do Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony have up their sleeves?
E3, the gaming world's biggest show, is almost here. The annual event has become the place for a large portion of the industry's biggest announcements,...
Three misguided fears about the web
Every so often, almost like clockwork, someone will come out and say that the internet is ruining everything. This week, it's the New York Times' Bill...
The best ways to beat information overload
There once was a time on this grand internet of ours that finding information was hard. You knew there was lots of it out there, but actually getting to...
Four Conditions Necessary For a REAL Tablet Market
So, let's get this out of the way now: there is no 'tablet market'.There is no huge demographic out there craving and desiring a tablet computer. There...
How Sony Can Recover From Their PSN Nightmare
If you were in the management team at Sony - especially Sony Computer Entertainment - life is probably a little stressful right now. Knowing that you may...
Will Flipboard Do To Magazines What Napster Did To Music?
Flipboard is, on the surface, a pretty, user-friendly iPad app that creates a personalized magazine for you. But it's also a sign of what could be a...
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