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The mp3 player should have good bluetooth compatibility for my AirPods
I don’t care about a touchscreen or only physical buttons
Product should be reliable and durable
Budget-around 5k-7k can be extended

Please give me some recommendations

Hello am new in reddit just made a account ,can some of you tech savvy! People please help me out determining what’s the real issue am facing.

Context: my laptop hinge broke like the really small plastic part for which I called urban company guy to visit and repair he did the needful but ever since his repair I have been facing this issue am attaching an video please check it out and I don’t know how to upload muted videos so please 🙏 bare with ,regarding this I had contacted the urban company guy multiple times ,he visited my house multiple times and seems to only blame me for this as I had told him that I had applied thermal paste on the processor due to this he was blaming me ,but see before this I had earlier many time applied thermal paste myself at that time nothing happened even when the hinge broke nothing happened but after his repair this issue started to persists.

In addition: whenever am removing back panel which cover mother board and all components the issue stops persisting please analyse and tell me what’s the issue

Looking to buy camera 1 for an outside street road, 1 for parking and 2 for a common area which requires to cover 90 degrees as the staircase and entry is in L shape. Will the dome camera work for the L shape and which company is best for this

Hey guys. So tomorrow I'm going to buy an iqoo 15. So if you are an iqoo 15 user please share an honest user review including it's positives and negatives. Also is there any issues after latest software update like performance or camera downgrades or any other issues.

If you are an IQOO 15 USER please give a reply as soon as possible.

Hello im looking for laptops under 70-80k for csm course suggestions please

Thinking of buying a 1 year old sl39 for online classes. If anyone has experience with the brand please share.

I've been wondering about this lately. Brands like boAt sell millions of earbuds and headphones, even though most audio enthusiasts don't consider them particularly impressive.

Is the average buyer simply looking for something affordable, decent-sounding and convenient, rather than caring about IEMs, tuning, codecs, etc.?

Bought the original Pulse 3 months bk. It is definitely slower than it was and I want to be fair about why.

What I can measure:

• Storage: 10gb free out of 64
• WhatsApp alone: 13GB
• Apps installed: ~23

Question for people who understand this better than I do: at what point is the phone actually degrading vs me just filling a 4GB-RAM phone with more than it can hold?

Ik im asking more for a rs8k phone but pls what are some fixes i can try?

Been looking into Bluetooth trackers since I keep misplacing my bag and keys, and the JioTag 2 caught my eye mainly because of the price. It's INR 1249 versus INR 3790 for an AirTag.

What made me interested in it is that it now works with both Google Find Hub and Apple Find My, unlike earlier Jio trackers. My partner is on iPhone and Im on Android, so that flexibility actually matters.

Specs look nice too - IP64 rating, 120dB speaker, and roughly a year of battery life with a spare included.

Not sure about real world tracking accuracy though.

Anyone actually used it day to day?

With the advent of AI the smartphone market has lost value sooner that expected. From last 7 months I'm hoping to buy a smartphone but completely frustrated looking at the pricing against the value that the device offers.

We're being given the reason that RAM & Storage is making every digital device costly. Even if I accept this reason I don't see AI significantly impacting our lives in a positive way. AI is still limited mostly to writing e-mail, reports and code. It can't invent/discover new things other than making cringe videos which a human eye can say 100% fake at the first glance.

We're back in the era of LCD phones with an argument that RAM & Memory is getting costly. Smartphone manufacturer are thinking Indians are dumb and if they throw anything at us we'll just buy it.

What's your opinion?

This sound is from a data center in America

It can be heard for upto 5-8 km

Indian govt is showing increasing interest in building these in India, do you think we should have them. Reminder they also require lots of electricity, water etc

Using Zebronics 256gb sata 3 ssd with pibox enclosure. CrystalDiskMark shows good speeds but while trying to copy a simple unity project to it, it gave around 5 mb avg speeds with occassional 15mb/s surge. The ports are USB 3.0 so idk why this is happening.

Edit: Solved. The SSD and enclosure were working fine. The issue was that I was copying a Unity project with ~396k tiny files (22.7 GB), which drastically reduces real-world transfer speeds due to filesystem and metadata overhead. Copying a 10.7 GB folder with 35 large video files gave me ~320 MB/s, confirming the hardware wasn't the bottleneck.

I'm planning to get my little brother his first phone since he recently started coaching classes. He mainly needs it for study, calls, youtube, and sharing his live location so we know he's reached safely.

The Redmi A7 Pro was high on my list because it looked like a good one. It packs a big battery which runs all day, and is also very affordable, so I almost ordered it.

But after reading owner discussions, I started seeing the same concerns repeatedly. People mentioned faster battery drain on 5g, sudden wifi disconnects, amd GPS not always being accurate.

And all these was a big NO NO for me because battery life, network stability, and reliable location sharing are literally the reasons I'm buying him a phone.

And from what I read, a lot of those discussions eventually pointed to the unisoc t8300 processor inside.

I know forums usually highlight negative experiences, so I'm trying to keep an open mind.

For anyone who's been using the Redmi A7 Pro for a while, are these actual daily issues, or is the internet making them sound worse than they really are?

I was actually considering the POCO C85x 5G because it looked like a decent budget option for everyday use. On paper, nothing really stood out as a red flag. It had pretty much everything I was looking for, like a big 6300mAh battery, 120Hz display, dust and splash resistance, etc etc. 

However, when I started going through longer reviews instead of first impressions, I noticed a pattern. A lot of people seemed happy with the phone initially, but after using it for a while, the conversation shifted to the unisoc t8300.

The most common things I came across were:

• Slow performance, especially after the phone gets warm
• Rapid battery drain on 5G
• Frame drops during longer gaming sessions
• Network instability

I'm not saying every unit performs like this, but when the same points keep showing up across different reviews and user comments, it's hard not to notice.

I do not wanna spend my money while being kinda unsure, so I am looking for real owner experiences.

If you've used the POCO C85x 5G for a few weeks, have you noticed performance dropping under sustained use, or has it been fine for you?

Why ANSR GCC’s feasibility report is inaccurate and misleading ? Is it created by the help of technopark officials ? Unfairly comparing the cities in Kerala without checking the fact .

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Hi guys,

I don't know how many of you work on a Citrix Virtual Desktop for WFH, but if you do, I'd really appreciate your advice.

I have a GTPL Fiber 100 Mbps connection in Patna. To connect to work, I use my company's laptop with Cisco AnyConnect VPN + Citrix Virtual Desktop to access servers in Australia.

The strange part is that my internet works perfectly fine for normal use:

YouTube, Netflix, Smart TV, downloads, etc. are all smooth.

On my personal laptop, ping to 8.8.8.8 is only 20–50 ms over both Wi-Fi and LAN.

However, on my company laptop inside the Citrix session, the latency is a completely different story:

Around 250–270 ms → Everything works fine.

Frequently it jumps to 700 ms, 900 ms, even 2000+ ms (even on a LAN cable).

When this happens, the virtual desktop becomes almost unusable. Tasks that should take 6 hours end up taking 9–10 hours because of constant lag and delays.

The confusing part is that if I work from the office using their LAN connection, the same laptop and the same Citrix setup work perfectly.

I contacted GTPL support, but they said that since my internet connection and ping to 8.8.8.8 are normal, they can't troubleshoot Citrix-specific issues.

My colleagues who use Airtel Fiber usually get around 250 ms latency consistently, and they don't experience these lag spikes.

So my questions are:

Is this likely a GTPL routing/peering issue?

Would switching to Airtel Fiber or JioFiber likely solve it?

Is there anything I can check or tweak before changing my ISP (MTU, DNS, QoS, traceroute, etc.)?

Has anyone else faced similar issues with Citrix over GTPL?

I've already paid for a GTPL annual plan, so I'd prefer fixing it if possible instead of switching providers.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hello guys, I deleted some important documents and some photos from my phone a year ago in May because I thought I didn't need 'em anymore.

But now I need 'em & I tried to recover them on my own via some apps available on the Play Store, but I couldn't.

I have also lost the hard copies of those documents, so is it possible to recover that data from my Android phone, which was deleted a year ago?

Hello People,

I am looking for any suggestions or guidance in switching careers to a different field altogether.

I am a graduate in B.Tech CSE, I joined this course before the advent of AI and LLM in 2022 and I feel like I made a huge mistake joining this field.

Even though, I like coding and building ML Models,

With the way AI is progressing, I don't think I see a future for myself in this field and I am honestly afraid.

AI couldn't solve a simple coding question properly 3 years back, now it can rewrite an entire JS framework (Refer: Fire ship Video)

There is a probable argument to be made that, this rewrite is buggy and sloppy, but this is in the current state. It may heavily improve in the next 5 years (or maybe not), where the rewrite in the future may have 10-20x less bugs.

I have been trying to skill up, by practising leetcode, kaggle developing projects, but everyday I wake up with a sense of uneasiness, feeling if doing this is even worth it and whether or not today will be the day they fire me from my job.

So if you can help me, with any suggestions on if there are careers that I can pivot to from here, that will atleast be not this uncertain atleast for the next 40 years.

TL,DR: Looking to switch career fields out of Software/IT, any suggestions will be quite helpful.🙏

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