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The Phone Shrink is an initiative by me, a smartphone enthusiast from IIT Madras, whose vision is to bring the tech community together. I've always had a certain connect with the smartphone realm, and with this blog, I have tried to share this love for smartphones with you.
I have made an attempt to help you out in choosing the best smartphone for you, in all the price brackets. Choose the best phone here.
In this blog, I also inform people about the latest developments in the smartphone world, along with my thoughts, and opinions on the launch, pricing and specifications of various smartphones.

We hope you like the blog, and would love to hear from you. Feel free to comment on our posts, or send us an email here.

Thank you for your support. Looking forward to bring more quality content to you.
 
-Parth Lathi
-IIT Madras
-from Mumbai

-The Phone Shrink
Thoughts, Opinions, Reviews.


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-Aditya Parekh
-IDC IIT Bombay
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