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DEV I was tired of subnoscription-based cloud upscalers , editors , format changer, so I built an offline, alternative that runs entirely on-device.

I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on recently.
I've always been frustrated that most high-quality AI upscalers force you to upload your images to a remote server. It felt like a massive privacy risk, especially for personal photos, and it meant I couldn't process images without a strong data connection.
I decided to build a local alternative called Rendrflow.
The goal was to get desktop-level upscaling running natively on Android hardware without sending a single byte of data to the ...

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Nothing else has made me concerned than NOTHING. Their Lock Glimpse has hidden secrets.

Hi all,
I'm just a humble patron of the several NOTHING subreddits and I thought (along with guidance) to share something completely disturbing.
You guys should be aware of the 9to5Google made a post regarding the new Nothing OS 4 Lock Glimpse (https://9to5google.com/2025/12/17/nothing-lockscreen-ads-battery-life-removal/) and how it absolutely shreds battery life.

Well, I did some digging myself and found out...

https://redd.it/1ppkuo0
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What's going on with battery life nowadays?

I've had alot of phones these last couple of years. Mostly midrange and flagships. I've noticed with Xiaomi 15T pro and Pixel 10 pro that the battery life is sick.

I'm at like 40-50% left in the evening after 6-8 hours of SoT.

Both of them running VERY cool for me. Compared to all iPhones i've had.

I quite like the Xiaomi 15T pro. Nice cameras and I dont mind the UI. Not as nice as Samsung though.


Sorry just abit of a ramble but I'm impressed. ...

https://redd.it/1ppre4s
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Is your Android phone your only scanner now?

I haven’t used a physical scanner in years – I scan everything on my Android phone now (contracts, receipts, forms). Right now I’m using Scanium just because it does “open → scan → PDF → share” without much fuss, but I’m not tied to it. Curious what everyone else uses in 2025: are you fully phone-only for scanning, and which scanner app did you actually stick with long term (bonus points if it’s FOSS or one-time purchase)?...

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