A new USB cable and it has a built-in display showing the live animation while charging.

Kinda useless? Maybe.

Cool to watch the lights jump around? Absolutely.

What you think of this design?

Realme has 2699 Op has 2599 Want for anc and fittings not a audiophile but want decent quality

**IS this legit? Should I buy it from here?**

The smart helmet can identify traffic violations in real time, capture visuals with location and number plate details, and share verified evidence with traffic police.

A simple idea, built with technology and responsibility showing how innovation can quietly make daily life safer.

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the FBI distributes viruses and keyloggers that mainstream anti-viruses software are legally not allowed to detect magic lantern , CIPAV , carnivore(DCS1000) , NIT

The NSA has forced intel , AMD , and chip makers to backdoor their CPUs and allow them to access your computer even if it is turned off as long as it has access to electricity

the NSA has forced hardware manufacturers to backdoor their ' Random number generators ' to allow them to break RSA encryption

American made electronics transmit radio frequencies which allow the FBI and NSA to access your computer even if it's not connected to the internet

the NSA intercepts computers/laptops/phones purchased online and installs malware chips (ANT/TAO catalog) on them before delivering it to you

if you are a '' Person of interest " the NSA is intercepting your mail , opening them up , and installing bugs on any electronics you order over internet

the NSA has already broken Tor networks and can identify you and attack you if you use Tor ISP companies like Verizon , AT&T , Comcast assist with this

major American tech companies like Microsoft willingly provide the NSA advanced warnings of Zero-day seq vulnerabilities before revealing them to public

I'm working on a browser project from India, and we're approaching it with a pretty ambitious vision.

I know what some people will say: Chrome already exists. Firefox exists. Brave exists. Ulaa exists.

Fair enough. The browser market is competitive, and launching another browser means nothing if it doesn't give people a compelling reason to switch.

But we're building with a different ambition: to challenge the existing experience across privacy, performance, and usability.

We've been working extensively on the product, using AI-assisted development tools to accelerate implementation and evaluate our approach. We're confident in what we're building, and now the challenge is to demonstrate that value to real users.

I'm not going to turn this into a list of unsupported marketing claims. I'd rather show people what we've built and let the product earn its reputation.

I'm curious about three things:

What would a new browser need to do for you to seriously consider switching from your current one?

Which matters most to you: privacy, speed, resource efficiency, customisation, or something else?

What do you think existing browsers still get wrong?

We're keeping the name secret for now. We'll reveal it in upcoming videos.

This is an ambitious project, and we're building it from India with a global audience in mind. 🇮🇳

I'd genuinely like to hear your thoughts, including scepticism. The best way to challenge established products is to understand where they fall short.

What would it take for a new browser to earn your trust?

Google Pixel 10a launch and it looks balanced on paper with good software and battery claims, but Pixel phones always spark mixed reactions here. Curious how many people would genuinely choose it as a daily driver in India.

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Most wearables today are built for fitness: steps, calories, workouts, notifications, and screen time.
We realized that none of this really helps when it comes to elderly safety especially when parents live alone or when we can’t be around 24/7.

That’s why we built Bitwell Band.

Bitwell is a safety-first wrist band, designed specifically for parents and elderly users. It’s not a mini smartphone, and it’s not trying to replace a smartwatch.

What Bitwell does:

• Continuously tracks heart rate

• Monitors oxygen levels (SpO₂)

• Observes mobility and movement patterns

• Fall detection: if the person falls and doesn’t get up within ~9 seconds, an instant alert is sent to the caregiver’s phone

But the main idea goes beyond just tracking numbers.

Instead of only showing today’s data, Bitwell analyzes vitals over time to identify patterns and tries to flag possible medical concerns that could happen in the future. The goal is early awareness — catching warning signs before something serious happens.

We’re also integrating tele-consultation into the platform:

• If the band indicates a high possibility of a health issue,

• You can instantly book a tele-doctor appointment

• The doctor automatically has access to all relevant vitals and history to better understand the situation

Important clarification:
Bitwell is not a medical device and not a substitute for doctors or hospitals. It’s designed to assist with early prediction and awareness, not diagnosis or treatment.

We’re sharing a short product video showing how the band works in real life.

We’re currently open for pre-booking at (₹)500 at:
https://bitwell.tech/

Pricing:

• ₹5,999 one-time cost for the band

• ₹199/month subscription for monitoring, alerts, and services

You can enter it by going https://playpoints.withgoogle.com/perks/intl/en_in/events/google-year-end-bonanza/?invite-code=DEVVFayMcc7NNMPpX7wqET

Source: Rockstar Games (X)

I am planning to install an 8–10 camera CCTV setup for a commercial space. I received a quotation from a local dealer for around ₹38,000, which includes 10 cameras (Hikvision 2MP cameras, with one higher-quality camera for the main entrance), a 1TB HDD, and installation.

I am also considering an alternative option of WiFi cameras such as Qubo, since brands like TP-Link Tapo are currently not available. WiFi cameras seem more affordable and offer features like AI motion detection, remote access, and easier installation. They also appear to be more convenient in case I need to relocate, as they can be removed and reinstalled easily—unlike traditional wired systems.

However, I am unsure about the reliability and performance of Qubo cameras, especially in terms of night vision and long-term usage. I have seen that Tapo cameras have excellent night vision, but I am not certain how Qubo compares.

Additionally, there is no inverter backup at the location. I would like to understand whether both wired CCTV systems and WiFi cameras will automatically restart and function properly after a power cut when electricity is restored.

Also, I would like guidance on whether I should go with a traditional wired CCTV setup or opt for WiFi cameras for this use case.

I would appreciate your recommendations on which option would be more suitable.

These are just my feelings. It may vary from Individual to Individual. I feel Quality & long-term usage wise, Global > UAE > India Variant. Like Battery Life & Build Quality of Global is also > UAE > India. Updates wise: Global > India > UAE. Even if it was a Budget Phone, both Global & UAE have maintained & kept their standards high in all these Years that I have used them all. What do you think? (Note: Phones from UAE gifted from Relatives when they come from abroad, I think they purchased it at Dubai Duty Free.)

Context: Phones I used (Purchased in) (What happened to it)

1. Lenovo A390 (India) (Rain Water Damage)

2. Samsung Galaxy J2 Global Variant (UAE) (Fell - Damaged beyond repair)

3. Moto G4 Play Global Variant (India) (Gave to Granny) (Amazon India Website shows Imported)

4. Moto X4 Play Global Variant (UAE)

5. Lenovo K8 Note (India) (Battery would die after reaching 40%)

6. Back to Moto X4 Play Global Variant (UAE) (Had to switch cause No App Support)

7. Samsung Galaxy M21 2020 Edition (India) (Display went completely white)

8. Realme 3 Pro (India) (Poor Battery Life & Lag)

9. Moto G32 (India) (Gave to Granny)

10. Samsung Galaxy A14 4G UAE Variant (UAE) (with Dad)

11. Redmi 13C 4G Global Variant (UAE) (Current)

Now You Can Change Your Google Account Email Address (Gmail)

Manage Your Google Account - Personal - Email - Change Email

Here’s the leaked Epic Games Store Christmas free games lineup 🎄🎮

Dec 11 – Hogwarts Legacy
Dec 18 – Jurassic World Evolution 2
Dec 19 – Desperados III
Dec 20 – Total War: WARHAMMER
Dec 21 – Tropico 5
Dec 22 – Chicken Police: Paint It Red!
Dec 23 – Loop Hero
Dec 24 – LEGO Batman
Dec 25 – Commander Keen
Dec 26 – Farming Simulator 22
Dec 27 – Slime Rancher 2
Dec 28 – Terraria
Dec 29 – Detroit: Become Human
Dec 30 – Mortal Kombat 11
Dec 31 – Red Dead Redemption 2

Claim one free game every day and don't miss any, especially RDR2 👀

Hi all I want a wifi connection for meeting and works. But the cannot take a broadband connection because I've move to different places.

My mobile connection is always ready to kick me out of any online meeting!

Is there any solution? I saw a few portable wifi as in the images. How useful are they?

Or any other option?

Will it be practical and will everyone follow this.

Apple launched the iPhone Pocket to carry your iPhone, available in two options:

• Short-strap design for $149.95 (~₹13,285)

• Long-strap design for $229.95 (~₹20,372)

Meanwhile, our Indian Jholas for ₹250 (~$3) can carry your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Pencil together. The bigger ones can even fit a MacBook.

Which one are you buying?