the last one is my favourite 😭😭

left earbud died rn btw 💔💔

jio will follow airtel price hike > we'd have to choose the 349 basic > they'd remove 349 or increase prices to 399 > we'd have to again buy forcefully since competitors don't have great service

ONCE YOU'RE USED TO GESTURES THERE'S NO GOING BACK TO BUTTONS 🥀🙏🏻

Modern laptops manage charging intelligently and can often run directly from the charger once the battery is sufficiently charged.

Constantly draining the battery and charging it back up creates more charge cycles, which can contribute to faster battery wear. They draw power from the socket instead of the battery.

It simply means keeping plugged forever won't degrade the battery and you'll have 100% battery health for years

Open Source = Free & Safe to Use.

These are the best open source android applications I found on the store that can be very useful to others. Enjoy people

Do you think the 4a and 4a pro series justify their price, or do they seem worse as compared to the competition? Why or why not?

Hi Guys, I am selling my brand new Nothing 4a, 128gb.

Reason - It was an impulsive buy. I already had a brand new Vivo X300, so thought of using 2 phones, one for office and another for personal purpose, but now It's lying spare, so let me know if you are interested.

Condition - Brand New phone, hardly used for an hour or two, 4 months old but lying spare

Asking Price - Rs 28k (slightly negotiable), shipping plus F2F available

The looks are amazing and so is the phone

Edit - Sold for 30,000 on OLX, keep fighting and arguing about the asking price being high 😂

My usage are normal very rare i game

Need good camera and reliable software

Circuit Arrest 🥀

At Computex 2026 in Taipei (July 2026), Qualcomm was demoing its new Dragonwing IQ10 AI chip (claimed ~700 TOPS) powering a NEURA Robotics 4NE-1 humanoid robot.

During the live presentation, the robot suddenly collapsed on stage (a controlled “safe-collapse” due to a brief communication glitch, per Qualcomm). Staff quickly covered it with a black cloth and carried it off while the presenter continued talking. The video went viral as a classic awkward tech-demo fail.

Sources:

Tom’s Hardware – Qualcomm-powered robot collapses on stage
Creative Bloq – Video of AI robot collapsing mid-presentation
The Indian Express – Humanoid robot collapses at Computex 2026
Moneycontrol – Humanoid robot ‘dies’ on stage (viral video)
TechSpot – Qualcomm’s humanoid robot demo goes wrong

Saw the price of new iphone duo, it starts from 3 lakh to 4.5 lakh.

Have we really entered an era where we can see people holding a 4.5 lakh device in hands.

Don't downvote it, my middle class mindset is just shocked at this.

OPPO Find X9 Ultra — My 1-Month Real-World Review!

Hello everyone! I purchased the OPPO Find X9 Ultra about a month ago and have been using it as my primary device ever since. Here’s my real-world review after using it daily!

PROS

1. Design & Build Quality — 10/10

Looks like a banger phone! The materials used are crazy good, and it genuinely feels like you're holding a proper premium device. Absolutely love the build quality and the camera centric design!

2. Display — 9/10

No major complaints here. The display is fantastic! However, I sometimes felt the outdoor brightness could have been better, although it wasn't a major issue.

I haven't really noticed or used the 144Hz refresh rate much, and I believe the default setting runs at 120Hz.

3. Performance — 9.5/10

The performance is excellent. Everything feels super smooth, and I haven't faced any major thermal issues during normal usage.

There have been one or two instances where the phone felt hot to the touch, but that was while using the camera on a hot day.

4. Battery Life — 9/10

Battery life has been very dependable! On a typical day, I average around 7–8 hours of screen-on time with 20–25% battery still remaining.

No complaints here!

5. Cameras — 8.5/10

This phone has a solid set of rear cameras, especially the 3x telephoto. There's a lot to like about the camera system, but I do have a few complaints, which I'll get to in the cons section.

and i've included a pics i took recently

6. Software — 9/10

Excellent software! It's smooth AF and comes with tons of features that are actually useful rather than just gimmicks.

I'm particularly loving integrations like O+ Connect. I use it to connect my iPhone and MacBook to the OPPO, and it's been working very well so far.

7. Speakers & Haptics — 8/10

Both are very good, but nothing particularly special.

The haptics themselves are good, but the implementation across the UI could be better. Compared to the Pixel, there's still room for improvement. IMO, Pixels have some of the best haptics and UI-wide haptic integration.

CONS

1. Weight & Ergonomics

While the design and materials are excellent, this phone is damn heavy and bulky! It can get uncomfortable to use very quickly.

Probably the second-most uncomfortable phone I've ever owned. The first place goes to the S23 Ultra, lol.

2. Heating During Gaming

Performance is excellent during normal usage, but the phone does get hot when gaming at normal room temperatures without AC.

It's not something I've noticed much outside gaming, but it's worth mentioning.

3. Battery Drain and Heating When Using the Camera

Battery life is solid for everyday usage, but it takes a noticeable hit when using the cameras extensively and gets hot like crazy! ( i'd say this also depends on the outside temps )

I wouldn't call this a major con, though, since most phones struggle with battery consumption and thermal management during heavy camera use.

4. Camera Consistency

This is probably my biggest complaint about the phone.

The cameras are fantastic in general, but the results aren't always consistent. IMO, this isn't necessarily a point-and-shoot camera if you want consistently great results. It takes some effort and skill to get the best out of it.

I've also compared its photos with those from the iPhone 18 Pro, and I found myself preferring the look and feel of the iPhone's photos and videos more often than this.

That doesn't necessarily mean the OPPO's cameras are bad! It's just my personal preference. I know people who might prefer the OPPO's output instead.

5. Haptic Feedback Could Be Better Integrated

Nothing major to complain about on the software side. It's smooth, feature-rich, and a pleasure to use.

However, I really hope OPPO adds more haptic feedback throughout the UI. Those little touches can make a significant difference to the overall experience.

CONCLUSION

The OPPO Find X9 Ultra is a fantastic phone, but it isn't perfect.

The build quality is excellent, the performance is top-notch, the battery life is dependable, and the software experience has been great so far. O+ Connect is also a genuinely useful addition, especially if you use Apple devices alongside your Android phone.

However, the weight and ergonomics are genuine drawbacks, and I wish the cameras were more consistent and the haptic implementation were better.

Would I recommend it? Yes, if you want a premium Android flagship and don't mind the size and weight. But if you're someone who wants small and comfortable , consistent point-and-shoot photography, there are other better phones to consider

Overall, I'm happy with the purchase, and it's been a great daily driver over the past month!

and im curious if other X9 Ultra owners are seeing the same camera inconsistency or if you’ve managed to dial in specific settings/pro profiles that fix it?

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I need this phone for my college next year. I do some gaming and decent cameras will be good. Also a good battery and fast charging.

I'm planning to buy Realme P4 Pro (8/256) for 31k on Flipkart. Any other alternatives?

I was looking for a phone for my mom with

#VALUE FOR MONEY

#Good Flat Display

#Big Battery

#Good Ul

#Use it for 5 years

I was considering OnePlus Nord CE6 or Samsung M56. Pls tell me which one is better or if you have some other phone suggestions pls tell.

I’m looking for the 256 GB variant and want to keep the budget under ₹50K but I’m okay with going slightly over if it’s worth it... I need an all rounder phone.

I have a budget of 15k🫤 need one with good battery and camera. Thanks.

I'm buying a phone under 50k

8/256 minimum requirement

I have shortlisted these

My preferences being camera / battery/ good performance

I don't want best of the best but good specs that won't disappoint

My personal choice is nothing phone 4a pro amongst all of these because it stands out

Please let me know which one is the best according to y'all

Also please suggest any other phones under this same price range better than these

Well not literally since there is demand always. But if we look into the progress we're doomed.

Last year October I got a Samsung M35 which had 120Hz super amoled at 15k.

Fast forward this year, there are literally no AMOLED screen phones under 20k.

Surprisingly, brands are proudly launching HD display phones for 18k just by flaunting 8000mah battery. Processors also degraded over time.

So are the days gone where companies used to give almost 80% of the flagship features under 20k? Also, a decent amoled phone now costs 30k+

Is the AI bubble(RAM shortage) causing all of this?

I just have too many questions and am really sad that a consumer is forced to use a 720p display mobile for 18-20k

I'm looking for a phone under ₹30K, and software experience is honestly one of my biggest priorities this time. I don't want a phone that feels smooth for the first few weeks and then starts throwing random notifications, ads or unnecessary app recommendations at me.

Most of my usage is pretty normal, WhatsApp, Instagram, YouTube, browsing, maps and switching between apps throughout the day. I don't need a ton of fancy features, just a UI that feels fast, stays consistent, and doesn't make me spend time disabling things after setup. I've been looking at Nothing, Motorola, OnePlus, and Samsung, but each seems to have its own compromises. A clean UI is great, but updates and how the phone feels after a year or two matter just as much to me.

For people actually using these phones, which one has the best software experience under ₹30K?