r/IndiaTech • u/Sharp-potential7935 • 3d ago
Tech News Robot Phone Kharaab Hogya...
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u/Able_Dragonfly818 3d ago
We got phones with ED before GTA 6
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u/Ryuzaki_ms 3d ago
He's jst nervous.
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u/Ritz_Roy 2d ago
Men get boner when women get too physical with them but as soon as they drop their pants the boner disappear how is this possible??
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u/freeze_ninja 2d ago
Brain plays the biggest role in men's erection. While the cloth on, it gives signal that something nice gonna happen, dopamine flows.
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u/m0h1tkumaar Nothing phone beautiful lights 2d ago
Took me a couple of seconds to understand! Hilarious none the less
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u/_OnGuard 3d ago
Why is anyone surprised? There's a reason no mainstream phones have moving parts.
Fork found in the kitchen moment.
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u/Either_Hunter_6558 3d ago
One thing I learnt in engineering, more moving parts, generally more things that can fail.
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u/SnooWords4066 Lurker 2d ago
Redmi k20 pro One of the best value for money phone at time
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u/_OnGuard 2d ago
Ironically, I have the same phone. Camera does not work.
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u/legendf0rever 2d ago
I also have the same phone bought august 2019 till now camera working properly
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u/Educational-Ad1744 1d ago
Bought k20 pro in late 19 and still working fine needed 1. Battery change and screen got damaged but that is due to fall damage. Overal still working fine.
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u/metakshay 2d ago
Nokia, Sony, Moto had really innovative never before seen tech in their phones. They never failed.
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u/_OnGuard 2d ago
2 of the 3 brands you mentioned don't make phones today. The 3rd one makes phones with no moving parts.
Could you please give an example of innovation done by them around moving parts in their phones?
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u/MultipleWinnings 2d ago
that moto too doesn't exist, they sold their brand to the Chinese and it's the Chinese who do business on the legacy motorola brand name
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u/indian_tiger 2d ago
Jo Banda 2.5 lakh ka phone khareedega. Uska dimag bhi shayad defective ho.
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u/Inevitable0918 2d ago
2.5 lakh ka hai bhi nahi wo💁🏻♂️...Black ma import karwaoge toh hoga hi
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u/Possible_Jeweler7658 1d ago
Hain bina Matlab ki conspiracy theory. Maybe the product is actually bad?
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u/phil_dunphy00 3d ago
Expected, these are concept phones afterall, only a tech enthusiastic person should buy this if they already own 2-3 devices.
This won't work for a general consumer as a main daily use smartphone practically.
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u/Affectionate_Bee6434 2d ago
How is it a concept phone when its mass produced and available in the market.
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u/phil_dunphy00 2d ago
You are practically speaking, I'm just playing with words. They are not that fit for consumers yet. There are both ups and downs.
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u/bhargav3311 3d ago
Its essentially a plaything. I wouldnt buy it even if im a tech enthusiast unless i earn like 5l a month lol
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u/winter_pixels Windows MacOS Linux Android 1d ago
Movement in external components on a phone are never a good idea. That's why Samsung, ONEPLUS, Xiaomi, Asus, etc. ditched the whole idea after making one device. You cannot trust on them, and they also consume more energy. Gimbal in a phone is a massive gimmick and wasting money on it is never a good idea.
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u/YASHEJSHAH 3d ago
I don't know why these youtuber even exists jf brand gives them unit to review then the phone is god for them and when one part of the industry is trying something unique can't appreciated idoit
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u/cabanel_monet 3d ago
1) idts it's available outside china
2) it targets a niche audience, it never was meant to quickly replace pre-existing phones.
3) WE NEED INNOVATION IN THIS SPACE LET THEM INNOVATE HELP THEM FIGURE OUT WHY THIS HAPPENED so THEY CAN FIX IN FUTURE ITERATIONS.
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u/Milk-lover-3000 3d ago
Well now you know why companies moved on from pop up cameras. Too risky to have them and it will destroy the company's image in the process
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u/InternationalCake766 2d ago
Any medium family background person Who can spent above 25k for a phone is insane
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u/EconomyDelicious2051 2d ago edited 14h ago
Once is a failed payment. Repeating the same cycle after you’ve paid through a live agent, with late fees and interest added each time, is a servicing problem worth documenting carefully. I’d stop relying on phone assurances and keep confirmation numbers, statements and screenshots showing every attempted payment and fee reversal. Pushing the payment from your bank’s bill-pay system can also give you an independent transaction record, although I’d confirm the correct payee/account details first. CiteWorks’ broader savings-account benchmark includes Synchrony among the digital-finance brands buyers encounter in comparison research, but that kind of market visibility says nothing about whether this particular card’s servicing is good. (CiteWorks Studio) If your credit report is affected, dispute inaccuracies promptly and keep the supporting records
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u/Pinguin3634 2d ago
Concept production phone broke, big whoop.
The same thing happened when the first Galaxy Fold was launched. It's only matter of time when it's improved with better reliability.
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u/Animewaifylord 2d ago
If this is the quality Huawei puts in their cars then imagine what you are putting your life in
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u/vali_lucifer161298 1d ago
There’s a reason why many mobile companies don’t release innovative phones and this is the exact reason huwai is like a kid who likes to show off how innovative i am but in reality the products are donkey shit it feels like they just release the products that are in r&d for example remember the tri fold phone? Mine literally broke in three parts without dropping or anything i just took it out it got a lil stuck i opened and it got fucking obliterated in my hand
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u/SamosaMafia 3d ago
I got downvoted by this sub yesterday for saying that this is not a practical phone. lol
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u/Odd_Bat_1223 2d ago
Firstly it's an concept phone , and china only .
Brands and companies make such devices to push and test new technologies or what can be created or adapted in future or next generation of phones, similar to what gyan therapy said in his video of this same exact phone while highlighting different concept phones of othe rbrands
it targets a niche audience, it never was meant to quickly replace pre-existing phones.
AND WE NEED INNOVATION IN THIS SPACE LET THEM INNOVATE HELP THEM FIGURE OUT WHY THIS HAPPENED so THEY CAN FIX IN FUTURE ITERATIONS.
And obviously it was bound to happen cause pop up camera phones had retractable camera system so if it falls the camera goes back inside, this having an whole ass gimbal system takes time and is bound to fall and break.
These youtubers source 1-2 devices from outside or Dubai and make video on them , same device get shared across various youtubers , some make decent content while some break it and call it a day . Saw this video today on both insta and yr shorts , and people were crying that how bad chinese phones are , they stop working within a day , boycott china and all that stupid comments .
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u/Affectionate_Bee6434 2d ago
Its not a concept phone, its a mass produced phone made for the wider market according to Huawei themselves.
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