A map prepared by a reader using the Games, Mobiles and Tech Guide sections.
How I ended up on the site
As for the tour, I would like to say how I got involved in it.
I went to techgup.org while I was searching for information about mobile phones and started reading there. As a number of the articles are based on personal experience, I decided to keep reading. The kind of content you see will depend on the category you choose. Companies generally overstate the features of their products when they are launched, so I make it a practice to read more than one source before deciding whether a phone, a service or a game is worth my while.
Another way of gaining access is the one already mentioned; the setup listed below will allow you to reach the section you want to see more rapidly.
Seven menu items, three of which are covered here
The top menu has items for Home, Games, Mobiles, Business, Tech News, Tech Guide and Latest News; the guide in question concentrates on Games, Mobiles and the Tech Guide.
‘The site offers more than just those three categories. Alongside the main page feed there are posts labelled Health and Fitness, Educations, The Car and Full Form. The categories listed as Business, Tech News and Latest News contain a greater variety than their names suggest, so it is advisable for you to try them out for yourself rather than make assumptions.
Games, Mobiles and Tech Guide side by side
Here is what the first page of each section displayed on 10 October 2026:
- The game section has 15 pages that are numbered in sequence. The first five entries are news items covering the period from 5 to 10 October 2026, such as the GTA 6 limited edition DualSense controllers and the Middle-earth Shadow bundle for the Switch 2; the rest of the page contains a guide from August 2026, which in turn includes guides from 2025.
- The 19 pages comprising the mobile entries have the most recent one, dated 27 August 2025, on page one, the rest being from January 2025; the content covers software update releases such as Android 14 for the Moto G73, Nothing OS 3.0 and FuntouchOS 15, as well as how-to guides like rooting the Galaxy S22 and wallpaper collections.
- The tech guide has nine pages which are numbered in sequence and the latest article is from 19 August 2026; it features explanations about topics including how to download Instagram videos and how to use POS hardware, together with a number of articles on marketing and business, and also two notices in Hindi concerning a state-level exam and a farm subsidy.
The information shown on page one of Mobiles hasn’t been updated after August 2025, so you should verify the date before depending on anything that is there.
In 2015 I witnessed Samsung launching the Z1 series, heavily promoting it and stating that its operating system was superior to Android. I had first planned to purchase that mobile phone, but before making my decision I visited TechGup.org and read the comparison between Android and the Tizen operating system, as a result of which I realised that Tizen was a new operating system. The applications which are widely available on Android are not available on the Tizen store, and Samsung has not made any commitment regarding when developers will release the software currently available on Android for Tizen.
At that stage I came to the conclusion that the device was not suitable for my requirements and I’m relieved that I have kept my money. Somewhere the Tizen operating system falls short since it cannot compete with the Android system. I do agree that it is considerably smoother than Android, but the number of updates is very limited. I hope that Samsung will be able to get the Tizen operating system to survive on its mobile phones, but it has failed.
The same thing happens in the Games and Tech Guide, with the entries for 2025 listed next to those for 2026.
Language also varies; even though the introductions for the Games and Mobiles sections refer to coverage in Bengali, the titles of the posts I examined were in English.
Load More is not on every page
There is a common belief that each section has a Load More button, but in fact it does not. The button is found at the bottom of the post list on the homepage and leads to page 2. In the cases of Games, Mobiles and Tech Guide, numbered pages are used in combination with a Next link. Even, you can check the Google guidelines regarding the reviews websites, what type of terms and conditions they should need to follow.
A magnifying glass icon shows that a search function is available in the header area. The text on the page reads “Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.” Moreover, a search form is also shown further down the page, and if you want just one phone model or game, you should search using the exact name before spending time going through 19 pages of Mobiles.
Who wrote what
Most of the articles I looked at in those three sections have Shenoy as the byline, whereas some list names such as IQnewswire, Backlinks Hub and Engr Yaseen. The website has a ‘Write For Us’ page that invites outside contributors to submit articles, and its disclaimer says that it “may feature content submitted under paid authorship arrangements”. You should look at the byline and then assess each article on its own merits.
Where I would start
The page begins by displaying the most recent posts, Mobiles has the look of an archive, and although Tech Guide is the section that names it most clearly the contents of this section vary the most.
The real question is whether the writing proves useful to you.
I prefer tech enthusiasts because they enjoy reading blogs and articles which compare technology reviews and different types of modern infrastructure that are altering the course of the world; this is the ideal way to remain completely up to date with accurate information from TechGup.org via its blogs. For myself, I take the time to read the blogs carefully since it seems similar to listening to a podcast. You too will feel an excitement and end up becoming addicted after having read the blogs on TechGup.org. Although it might sound a bit like a joke, you will in fact gain useful information.
Choose two or three of the posts from one section, check the byline and the date, and then decide.
