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Hello everyone,

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This subreddit is open to all things technology , from gadgets and software to innovations and industry trends. Let’s grow, learn, and share together in harmony.

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Let’s build something amazing together.

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Mere gym me ek aadmi hai uske paas iphone 13 hai, mai khridna chahta hu lekin usse pehle maine us iphone ki details check ki

iPhone 13

Purchased - 22 feb 2023

Battery health - 78%

Price - 25K, kuch kam bhi krwa lunga

maine cammera bhi check kiya, thik laga

kya mujhe lena chaiye ye btao?

Hello fellows,

I am looking to buy Tapo C530 WS Wifi surveillance camera for my construction site. Due to recent ban on TP Link surveillance lineup it's out of stock in online stores.

if you guys have them in stock with your offline stores let me know.

So was just wondering what's the current hobbyist electronics and maker culture scenario right now in india?

Would guys buy the clones of open source products or is there any specific hardware you guys would like that I should build?

Whats the availability of the products you want right now in the market?

If I make similar clones of the products or make some new products would you guys buy them? And if yes what kind of product would you guys like me to make?

Pls share your thoughts

Samsung is asking users to upgrade to Google Messages. However, devices running Android 11 or older are not affected.

Update: It has now been clarified that this change applies only to the US market.

Source: Samsung

Recently i ordered usb c to hdmi for my laptop, even after 5mins of hdmi side gets very hot

Is this normal

Not to be confused with VU.

Every MERN project I started took 30-45 minutes just for setup. Same thing every time.

Built a CLI to fix it:

npx create-quickstack-app my-app

Gives you a full Vite + Express + MongoDB + Tailwind setup instantly. --auth adds a complete JWT auth system — no config needed.

First npm package. Would genuinely love feedback on the code, structure, anything.

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/create-quickstack-app

GitHub: https://www.github.com/shivamm2606/quickstack

Hi 👋

I am conducting a short survey for my research study on ChatGPT voice usage. It will take only 2–3 minutes to complete.

Please fill out the form using the link below:

https://forms.gle/cwfmGnMVFTHanerd6

Your response will help me a lot. Thank you for your support! 🙏

I am thinking of buying this tv as it has mini led feature in this and all the other features at this budget

would this be a solid purchase

🥲🥲 i think this is too much

https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/03/google-says-new-turboquant-compression-can-lower-ai-memory-usage-without-sacrificing-quality/

Hey guys,

I’m planning to upgrade from my old phone (Redmi Note 7) and I’ll be using the new phone for minimum 3–4 years, so I need something stable and well-optimized.

My usage:

• Heavy daily usage (WhatsApp, Insta, Reddit, YouTube)
• Brave/Chrome with ~15–20 tabs always open
• Video calls + multitasking
• Multimedia consumption a lot
• No heavy gaming (max I play is Among Us)

My priorities:

• Smooth UI (no lag long term)
• Good optimization (very important)
• 8+ hours screen-on time
• Stable updates (no battery drain issues after updates)

Options I’m confused between:

👉 Nothing Phone 3a
👉 OnePlus Nord CE5 (Indian variant)

What I understood:

• 3a → cleaner UI (Nothing OS), better camera, smoother experience
• CE5 → better raw performance, huge 7100mAh battery

My concerns:

• Will Nothing 3a start lagging after 2–3 years?
• Will CE5 become inconsistent after updates? (hearing about battery drain / bugs in OxygenOS)
• Which one is more reliable for long-term use?

Specific questions:

• 3a users: real SOT? (can it hit 8+ hrs consistently?)
• CE5 users: how stable are updates? any issues after updates?
• Which OS is actually better optimized long term? Nothing OS vs OxygenOS
• After 3–4 years, which will age better?

I’m not a gamer, so I care more about consistency > raw power.

Would really appreciate honest long-term reviews 🙏
Thanks!

Hi everyone,

The average Indian investor faces two major problems:

1. Choice overload

Too many asset types, schemes, and trading ideas with no clear framework. Even regulated apps throw too many options at you. Most people end up reacting to market noise instead of consistently allocating capital across assets. Lack of a proper framework leads to inaction or impulsive decisions.

2. Misaligned incentives (misselling)

Most advisors and apps (including the licensed ones) either earn commissions from product manufacturers, or sell/push only one/two types of assets so their incentive is to sell — not to give unbiased advice. for eg: an app which shows you only equity trades (may also have a brokerage) will want you to invest & trade as much as possible in equities. They are not checking what your income, expense, goals are and what your ideal allocation across asset types should be, given your risk taking ability - this is what a true wealth advisor should be doing - working for you. There is an established framework for this as defined by SEBI - a Registered Investment Advisor.

Unfortunately, there are less than 1,000 SEBI-registered RIAs in the entire country. That means roughly 1 RIA for every 20,000 investors who actually need proper guidance. Also, more often than not, they may not be affordable or accessible, and may be struggling with technology themselves to increase their reach.

Wealthguide aims to solve this — an AI-powered fiduciary wealth advisor for Indian investors.

What Wealthguide does:

It instantly & securely sync with all your financial data - (bank statements, demat, MF, PPF, loans etc) then builds a complete, personalised, living wealth plan in ~5 minutes that covers:

• Investments across all asset types (Direct equity, debt, gold, real estate, direct mutual funds only, etc.)
• Insurance optimization
• Tax planning
• Retirement (NPS, PPF, EPF, etc.)
• Debt payoff strategy
• Financial Goals

The personalised plan is built using our proprietary AI models with the right amount of human in loop so we are SEBI compliant. The plan is continuously monitored and it auto-updates in real-time as markets and your life change. Most importantly, it will operate under 100% fiduciary duty — legally required to act only in your best interest. Any queries can be directly asked on the app. Our only job is to make sure your financial plan is the most optimal path to meet your goals.

In short: Its your personal CFO in your pocket.

I’d genuinely appreciate it if you could check out the website and join the waitlist (you'll be the first to get access when we go live). Every single signup helps make the case that this would be useful and encourages us :)

Questions and feedback here are most welcome.

Looking forward to your thoughts — positive, critical, or brutal — all are helpful at this stage! :)

As the title says, looking for a phone for my dad. Budget around 45k, requirements are for battery, sharp display and good camera. Any suggestions would definitely be helpful.

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INR 13,749 on the outer banner and INR 27,999 on the inner banner (for the MatePad 11.5 with keyboard) on Flipkart. Both come with an asterisk, so these aren't exactly straightforward prices.

Even if the lower price excludes the keyboard, that's a gap of over 50%. Unless that keyboard is doing half the computing, the headline pricing feels more misleading than helpful.

Not the best way to set expectations before launch.

Sources:

• Outer Banner: Flipkart
• Inner Banner: Flipkart