If you have any tech purchases that you need to decide upon, tell me the category and your requirements / options - I'll sort you out
What would you consider a good value for money mobile that I could buy provided I don't intend to switch phones for 4 or 5 years atleast, maybe longer if keeps running.
The last one I bought was a Mi phone which lasted about 2 years before it's camera gave out and effectively I have to pay the price of a new one to repair it and personally I am fed up with their service experience. So I don't mind spending money on a good one provided it would last long (would be exchanging the Mi phone as well for whatever it is worth).
+1 on this one.
Would like to know, whether a smartphone of ~80k would last (<5 yrs) if used with good care.
I had samsung s23, iPhone 15 in mind as of oct '23 (I'm looking for a small screen phone hence didn't mention the pro versions)
But not sure if they would work with similar, if not the best performance in the future.
Provided technology changes at such rapid rate, along with intentional company updates that are meant to slow the phone.
Would buying a phone of 80k with the hopes of using it for the next 5 years a good decision?
Please do tell me which Mi phone this is. For 4 years, any smartphone above 30k will run. For 5 years, get an android phone with snapdragon 8+ gen 1 or newer. I need things like budget and what your requirements are before making an actual suggestion. If you don't care about android / apple then get an iPhone 14 or later, you cannot go wrong with it. Skip the 15 pros though.
**DSLR, Thank you in advance!
6. Any suggestions on these massagers was thinking to buy one for my parents
7. Parents never ever used any tech product apart from TV, they are using basic phone. Apart from smart phone what could I give them
This can be good side hustle (paid)
I have gotten paid in the past for this. But people are unwilling to pay. And when they do it feels like a token of appreciation rather than a transactional relationship (which I would prefer). Might as well do it for free now, since it's more of a hobby / passion than something I would do full time.
Thanks for the suggestion though
Is linkedin premium worth to get the job?
Once your have 5+ yoe and you're looking for big positions in Startups / big companies. Until then you're a nobody or an annoying influencer
That is true but how does it help it except that i can message someone without adding them? Also i dont want that membership to do cringe influencership.
