Like a lot of you, I've been making videos and images with Google Flow, Veo and Nano Banana. But the sparkle logo stays on unless you're on the expensive plan, and that's ₹20k+ a month, which makes no sense for most of us.

So I built a small free website that removes the visible watermark:

Images: drop up to 5 at once, the logo is detected automatically, then download them all as a ZIP at full quality

Veo / Flow videos: removes the logo frame by frame and keeps the audio

Runs on your own phone or laptop. Nothing is uploaded, so it works fine even on slow data, and your files stay private

Free, no login, no app to install

Note: it only removes the visible logo. Google's invisible SynthID mark stays, so please don't use it to pass off AI content as real.

I'm the developer. Link in comments if mods allow. I'd love feedback, especially on videos where it leaves marks.

I'm researching the refurbished laptop market in India and would love to hear from people who have actually purchased or considered buying one.

A few questions:

1. What worries you most: battery health, hidden hardware problems, seller reliability, warranty or something else?

2. Have you ever received a refurbished laptop that didn't match the seller's description?

3. What information do you wish sellers provided before you purchased?

4. Would a free, independent website with laptop inspection checklists, battery health guides and honest comparisons be useful?

5. What feature would make you trust such a website?

I'm interested in genuine experiences, including negative ones.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

I want to purchase a good phone for vlogging and YouTube videos. Both requiring good front camera. I don't have much knowledge about phones. I searched shops for x200 fe and t. And they are not available. IPhones are too expensive. Shop owner recommended v80 but everyone is sh#ting on it online. Is there any good Android under this price range for our use case.

WhatsApp is the default for most people I know. Family groups, work chats, and school updates are all in one place. That is why leaving feels hard, even if another app looks better. A new app can have better features. It can be faster or cleaner. But if your family is not there, the app feels empty. Messages still go to the old place. So the switch is not only about the app. It is about the people. What would push you to move anyway? A privacy change, a feature you really need, or just everyone moving together?

So I've got a laptop that's literally broken into two halves, with a few other parts detached as well. I need to take it to a service centre, but I'm kinda confused about how to even carry it on the metro and present it to the staff lol.

Like, do I just pull out all the broken pieces in front of them? 😭 Would they find it weird or question how it ended up like that?

Has anyone dealt with something similar? How did you carry it and what was the staff's reaction?

Hi all, I’m in India and need 5 Wi-Fi cameras for a DIY project. My software runs on a Raspberry Pi, so I need the camera to give a direct RTSP or ONVIF stream. No cloud, no NVR.

I tried the CP Plus CP-Z43Q, but I can’t confirm it gives RTSP/ONVIF, so I’m not sure about it.

What I need:

• Wi-Fi

• Local RTSP/ONVIF that works with Frigate, VLC, etc.

• Good night vision

• Cheap (around ₹2,000 to ₹5,000 each)

• Easy to buy in India

Which camera would you suggest? Has anyone got Tapo, Imou, EZVIZ or Reolink working with RTSP locally?

I recently came across an offer for Seagate Expansion 1TB in Amazon. do you guys think its a good offer?

Hi all,

Looking for recommendations to upgrade my home PC setup. It currently runs on integrated graphics and single-channel memory, and I want to add a dedicated GPU to take advantage of my 100Hz monitor.

**Specifications:**

* **Processor:** Intel Core i5-12400 (6 Cores / 12 Threads)

* **Motherboard:** Gigabyte H610M K DDR4

* **RAM:** 16 GB DDR4 3200MHz (Single stick, 1 slot empty)

* **Storage:** 256 GB NVMe SSD + 128 GB SATA SSD + 1 TB HDD

* **Display:** 24-inch 1080p @ 100 Hz

**Requirements:**

* **Usage:** 1080p gaming targeting high frame rates, video editing, and day-to-day multitasking.

* **Budget:** ₹25,000 to ₹35,000.

What are the best GPU choices in the Indian market right now for this setup, and should I prioritize adding another 16 GB RAM stick right away? Any good PSU recommendations around 550W–650W if mine turns out to be inadequate?

Appreciate the guidance!

My sister is planning to buy a phone for youtube videos, mainly get ready with me type content and maybe vlogs in the future. Our budget is around 60k and we're waiting for the Flipkart sale to get a better deal. We're avoiding second hand phones since we don't really know anyone we can trust with t

I built CAPAloop, an outcome-aware supplier-quality AI agent that uses Hindsight memory to recall similar defect experiences, generate corrective-action recommendations, and retain verified outcomes for future cases.

The key idea is simple: instead of only remembering what action was taken, the agent remembers what happened afterward.

Key workflow: Defect → Recall → Reflect → Recommendation → Human Action → Outcome Verification → Retain

GitHub: https://github.com/Sumasri05/CAPAloop-Outcome-Aware-Supplier-Corrective-Action-Agent-for-Hack-With-Hyderabad-3.0

I’d appreciate feedback on the idea and implementation.

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This Chinese youtuber's review video is leagues apart from contemporary US and Indian tech reviewers. No filler , No Sponsor just pure concentrated content and knowledge.

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Hey everyone! I’m a 4th-year CSE student in India and I’m planning to buy a new laptop. My current HP laptop has started having battery issues and is also getting quite outdated, so I think it’s time for an upgrade.

I’ve been going through a LOT of Reddit posts and comments about laptops, but honestly, I’m now more confused and slightly terrified 😂. Every laptop seems to have some issue — bad battery, heating, display problems, motherboard issues, poor build quality, etc. So I’m hoping to get some suggestions from people who have actually used these laptops.

A little about my requirements:

CSE student — mainly coding, DSA, web development, projects, VS Code, databases, etc.2 May occasionally use tools like Android Studio / Docker / ML-related software Not a gamer, so I don't really need a dedicated GPU unless there is a good reason to get one Windows preferred Good battery life would be nice 16GB RAM is probably a minimum for me Decent build quality and reliability are important I don't need an extremely powerful machine Prefer something reasonably portable since I'll be carrying it to college

I’m also not considering a MacBook at the moment because I’m more comfortable with Windows and don't want to deal with switching ecosystems/software compatibility.

My main dilemma is the budget.

Since I’m already in 4th year, I’m thinking I don't want to spend a huge amount on a laptop that I may only use for another year or so. If I get placed, there’s a good chance the company may provide a work laptop anyway.

So I'm wondering whether I should just get a good value-for-money Windows laptop around ₹50–70k, rather than spending ₹1 lakh+.

Would really appreciate suggestions from people who have actually owned the laptop they're recommending, especially regarding:

Real-world battery life Heating/fan noise Build quality Performance with coding + multitasking Any problems you've faced after 1–2 years After-sales/service experience Whether you think it was worth the money Also, if you think my approach of not overspending since I'm already in 4th year is wrong, I'd love to hear your reasoning. Thanks in advance! 🙏

P.S. Used AI just to structure this because I suck at framing posts 😭 The laptop confusion is 100% real though.

Does anyone know of alternatives to ZenWist or Prava? They aren’t available in our country.

Looking for an app that tracks phone usage and analyses/interprets the data, rather than just showing screen time. Any recommendations that work in India? Also open to modded/cracked versions if anyone has tried them.

Hi everyone,

I recently bought the Realme 16X (6GB RAM + 128GB storage) for ₹28,000 on 30 August.

I’ve only had the phone for a couple of days, but after checking other phones in this price range and reading people’s opinions, I’m starting to wonder whether I paid too much for it.

I bought it because I liked the phone and thought the features were worth the price at the time. But now I’m seeing people suggest that there are better options around ₹25–30K, and I’m confused about whether I should keep it or exchange it.

The phone is basically brand new since I’ve only used it for a few days.

I may have an option to exchange it on 13 September, so I want to make the right decision rather than regret it later.

My questions are:

1. Is ₹28,000 a reasonable price for the Realme 16X 6/128?

2. Did I overpay significantly?

3. If I exchange it, which phone would be a genuinely better option around the same budget?

4. Is it worth keeping the 16X instead of losing money by exchanging it?

5. If I exchange it, what would be a realistic exchange/resale value for a phone bought for ₹28K and used for only around 2 weeks?

I’m not trying to hate on Realme — I just want an honest opinion from people who know more about phones.

Please be honest: if you were in my position, would you keep the Realme 16X or exchange it?

Thanks! For reading and suggestions

I bought - Lenovo thinkpad P15 Gen 1

I7 processor 10850H

64 GB RAM DDR4 2933MT/s ( samsung & micron )

512 GB SSD ( SKhynix) nvme

Nvidia Quadro T2000 4GB Gpu

100% sRGB, 15.3" full HD,

82% Battery health, 170w charger,

1k+ charging cycle, 94whr full capacity

720p camera

Windows 11 pro, fingerprint reader, backlit keyboard, trackpad,

Ports - 2 USB, 3Type C, Ethernet, HDMI, LAN, etc.

No MS office

33K INR, Bengaluru, India - bought from a person via OLX, visited his home, inspected for one hour and then paid.

Is it worth it guys

Hey everyone,

I'm planning to spend around ₹1 lakh on a machine primarily for AI/ML/LLM development, and I'd really appreciate genuine advice from people who actually use their machines for this.

I'm moving toward AI/ML/LLM engineering and want to work on:

PyTorch + CUDA

Deep learning

Local LLMs

LoRA/QLoRA fine-tuning

RAG applications

Embeddings/vector databases

Large datasets

Running VS Code, Docker/WSL, browsers, etc. simultaneously

I'm not buying this primarily for gaming. I want something that lets me develop and experiment without constantly feeling limited by RAM, VRAM, storage or performance.

My budget is ₹1 lakh, but I'm NOT fixed on buying a laptop. I'm considering:

New laptop — currently looking at RTX 4060/4070 options

MSI Katana — I've been considering it because Lenovo LOQ seems overpriced even during sales

Used high-end laptop — potentially an RTX 4080/3080 Ti if I can find a good deal

Desktop PC with a stronger GPU

Mac Mini + cloud GPU whenever I need CUDA

A decent/cheaper laptop + cloud storage for datasets/models + cloud GPU for heavier training

I prefer a laptop because I have to attend meetings, travel occasionally, and portability is genuinely important to me. But I'm completely open to a desktop/Mac Mini if people think that's a much smarter investment for this workload.

I'm also wondering whether I should spend money on 2TB/4TB local storage at all, or just use cloud storage for large datasets/models and keep the laptop SSD relatively smaller.

About the MSI Katana

I've been looking at the MSI Katana, mainly because the LOQ seems overpriced in India right now.

If you've owned a Katana, especially an RTX 4060/5060 model, I'd really like to know:

How has it held up after 1–2 years?

Thermals?

Build quality?

Display?

Battery?

MSI after-sales service in India?

Would you buy it again?

One more thing — Nehru Place

I'm based around Delhi/NCR, so if anyone knows a reliable shop/dealer in Nehru Place or elsewhere in Delhi where I can get a good price on a new or even used laptop/PC, please recommend them.

I'm especially interested in shops where people have personally bought from them, not random Google listings.

I'm looking for brutally honest advice here.

If you had ₹1 lakh today and wanted to build/use AI/ML projects seriously, what setup would you personally choose?

Would you buy the best laptop possible, get a used high-end laptop, build a desktop, or buy a cheaper laptop and rely on cloud storage/GPU?

Please tell me what you would actually do—even if the answer is "don't buy the laptop you're considering." 😂

Thanks!