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[takaraphoenix]

I'm going to sound really old and really angry here for a moment.

I just bought a new smartphone. Second smartphone of my life. The first one has served me well for the past decade. The only reason I am buying a new one is because the battery runs out too fast by now, like, when I intensely read fics on it, it will be empty in four hours.

First point that makes me angry: The fact that I have to buy a whole new device just because the battery is giving in. This is an electronic device! You should be able to open it up, take out the faulty battery and put in a new one!!

Don't tell me they changed battery shape or whatever that much in the past ten years. Normal-ass batteries are still the same as they were when I was a toddler 30 years ago, why the fuck are phone batteries special little snowflakes that changed oh-so-much that they are not available anymore for this model. That's unreal, that's bullshit.

So I bought this new phone. And I had to buy a motherfucking adapter so I can plug it into a damn socket to charge it. Separately. Because the fucking phone only comes with a ~cable~. What for? What am I supposed to do with just a cable? When I buy an electronic device that runs on an internal battery, you ought to provide me with the means to charge that shit up and charging happens in a damn socket. Don't make me go and buy a separate adapter to do this, what the actual hell.

And oh look, number two and number three are about adapters!

I CAN'T PLUG THIS PHONE INTO MY COMPUTER/LAPTOP??? My old one needed an adapter for charging too, but at least the damn cable fit into a normal USB port so I could... put music on it and get my pictures from my phone onto my laptop? What in the seven hells even is that damn plug? It is the same shape on all ends what am I supposed to do with this double-sided dildo, let two phones have sex? This is unhinged levels of uselessness.

Do I now have to buy a second, different adapter so I can put media onto the phone and get media off the phone? Are you for real? Are you truly making these things in the most ridiculously useless forms now to force your customers to buy max number of additional other shit?

Now, fourth point of anger: WHERE IS THE HOLE FOR MY HEADPHONES ARE YOU FUCKING WITH ME? This only has one hole. Am I... What... What do I even do with that, like, I am genuinely at a loss about this part. Do headphones exist with plugs that... that fit into the charging port on the phone...? Do I have to buy new headphones now?

All of this makes me so tired and so mad and I haven't even turned the fucking phone on yet.

This shit should just straight-up be illegal.

Devices that can play music/sound used to all have normed holes for your headphones. Removing that hole from a device that is, by now, primed to play videos, music and for you to have phone calls on should actually not be allowed.

Making devices that require charging, when the act of charging is and always has been the act of plugging said device into a damn socket, without providing you with the means to plug the device into a damn socket, should not be allowed! You should not need to buy a separate piece of equipment for that!

And I don't even have words for why they would change the shape of the cable in a way that makes it hostile toward computers and laptops. Like. What even is that why is that what do I do with that. This used to be USB, for the very normal obvious act of transferring data, now it's just... useless.

(EDIT: Okay I have found a never-used-before hole in my laptop that fits. But still. Good fucking gods. Why invent a new shape at all. USB has been working very well for a very long time. Why make things more complicated.)

I hate it here. I absolutely hate it here. Capitalism leading to this throwaway consumerism where things need to be replaced as a whole when one individual part breaks and where you have go go "and also I need these three separate, different items that I have to buy additionally just to use the first device". This is hell. We live in hell and I hate it here.

[blubberquark]

Almost Good: USB-C

As of this year, USB-C is mandatory in the EU. All phones must charge via USB-C. This is good, right?

Well, almost. It's a step in the right direction, but it won't solve everything.

All that is meant by USB-C is the shape of the plug and the port. The USB type C port can be used for USB 2.0, USB 3.1, different fast-charging technologies like QC, PD, and other protocols like HDMI, DisplayPort, and thunderbolt. USB-C ports can be used with all kinds of devices, cables, adapters, protocols, and drivers. Some use only a subset of the pins, or use the same USB-C port with a different pinout. Now in theory, the EU directive is also supposed to standardise chargers and fast charging technologies, forcing sellers of phones to clearly label what kind of charger a phone needs.

In practice, you may already have chargers and cables that are incompatible with each other, or get downgraded to 5W trickle-charging and USB 2.0 data transfer speeds.

In practice, you may have a USB-C power bank and a smart phone, and you might accidentally charge your power bank from your phone, instead of the other way round. I saw it happen, albeit not to a programmer. Relatives of mine had cheap USB cables melt, and they were confused about USB-C to HDMI adapters. Are those passive adapters, or active components? Are USB-C to USB-A host adapters passive or active? Are USB charging cables active? Why do all kinds of things stop working when you use a USB-C extension cable?

I know the answers, but normal people don't. It's not the fault of the EU that people are confused about USB, or that the USB-C port is used for things that aren't USB, that smartphones don't have drivers for eGPUs, or that cheap USB cables you bought at the dollar store aren't made to provide 240W of power to gaming laptops.

In practice, USB-C is almost good.

[kaijuposting]

Jaegers of Pacific Rim: What do we know about them?

There's actually a fair amount of lore about Pacific Rim's jaegers, though most of it isn't actually in the movie itself. A lot of it has been scattered in places like Pacific Rim: Man, Machines, & Monsters, Tales From Year Zero, Travis Beacham's blog, and the Pacific Rim novelization.

Note that I will not be including information from either Pacific Rim: Uprising or Pacific Rim: The Black. Uprising didn't really add anything, and The Black's take on jaegers can easily be summed up as "simplified the concept to make a cartoon for children."

So what is there to know about jaegers, besides the fact that they're piloted by two people with their brains connected via computer?

Here's a fun fact: underneath the hull (which may or may not be pure iron), jaegers have "muscle strands" and liquid data transfer technology. Tendo Choi refers to them in the film when describing Lady Danger's repairs and upgrades:

Solid iron hull, no alloys. Forty engine blocks per muscle strand. Hyper-torque driver for every limb and a new fluid synapse system.

The novelization by Alex Irvine makes frequent references to this liquid data transfer tech. For example:

The Jaeger’s joints squealed and began to freeze up from loss of lubricant through the holes Knifehead had torn in it. Its liquid-circuit neural architecture was misfiring like crazy. (Page 29.)

He had enough fiber-optic and fluid-core cabling to get the bandwidth he needed. (Page 94.)

Newt soldered together a series of leads using the copper contact pins and short fluid-core cables. (Page 96.)

Unfortunately I haven't found anything more about the "muscle strands" and what they might be made of, but I do find it interesting that jaegers apparently have some sort of artificial muscle system going on, especially considering Newt's personnel dossier in the novel mentioned him pioneering research in artificial tissue replication at MIT.

The novelization also mentions that the pilots' drivesuits have a kind of recording device for their experiences while drifting:

This armored outer layer included a Drift recorder that automatically preserved sensory impressions. (Page 16.)

It was connected through a silver half-torus that looked like a travel pillow but was in fact a four-dimensional quantum recorder that would provide a full record of the Drift. (Page 96.)

This is certainly... quite the concept. Perhaps the PPDC has legitimate reasons for looking through the memories and feelings of their pilots, but let's not pretend this doesn't enable horrific levels of privacy invasion.

I must note, though, I haven't seen mention of a recording system anywhere outside of the novel. Travis Beacham doesn't mention it on his blog, and it never comes up in either Tales From Year Zero or Tales From The Drift, both written by him. Whether there just wasn't any occasion to mention it or whether this piece of worldbuilding fell by the wayside in Beacham's mind is currently impossible to determine.

Speaking of the drivesuits, let's talk about those more. The novelization includes a few paragraphs outlining how the pilots' drivesuits work. It's a two-layer deal:

The first layer, the circuity suit, was like a wetsuit threaded with a mesh of synaptic processors. The pattern of processor relays looked like circuitry on the outside of the suit, gleaming gold against its smooth black polymer material. These artificial synapses transmitted commands to the Jaeger’s motor systems as fast as the pilot’s brain could generate them, with lag times close to zero. The synaptic processor array also transmitted pain signals to the pilots when their Jaeger was damaged.

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The second layer was a sealed polycarbonate shell with full life support and magnetic interfaces at spine, feet, and all major limb joints. It relayed neural signals both incoming and outgoing. This armored outer layer included a Drift recorder that automatically preserved sensory impressions.

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The outer armored layer of the drivesuit also kept pilots locked into the Conn-Pod’s Pilot Motion Rig, a command platform with geared locks for the Rangers’ boots, cabled extensors that attached to each suit gauntlet, and a full-spectrum neural transference plate, called the feedback cradle, that locked from the Motion Rig to the spine of each Ranger’s suit. At the front of the motion rig stood a command console, but most of a Ranger’s commands were issued either by voice or through interaction with the holographic heads-up display projected into the space in front of the pilots’ faces. (Page 16.)

Now let's talk about the pons system. According to the novelization:

The basics of the Pons were simple. You needed an interface on each end, so neuro signals from the two brains could reach the central bridge. You needed a processor capable of organizing and merging the two sets of signals. You needed an output so the data generated by the Drift could be recorded, monitored, and analyzed. That was it. (Page 96.)

This is pretty consistent with other depictions of the drift, recording device aside. (Again, the 4D quantum recorder never comes up anywhere outside of the novel.)

The development of the pons system as we know it is depicted in Tales From Year Zero, which goes into further detail on what happened after Trespasser's attack on San Francisco. In this comic, a jaeger can be difficult to move if improbably calibrated. Stacker Pentecost testing out a single arm describes the experience as feeling like his hand is stuck in wet concrete; Doctor Caitlin Lightcap explains that it's resistance from the datastream because the interface isn't calibrated to Pentecost's neural profile. (I'm guessing that this is the kind of calibration the film refers to when Tendo Choi calls out Lady Danger's left and right hemispheres being calibrated.)

According to Travis Beacham's blog, solo piloting a jaeger for a short time is possible, though highly risky. While it won't cause lasting damage if the pilot survives the encounter, the neural overload that accumulates the longer a pilot goes on can be deadly. In this post he says:

It won't kill you right away. May take five minutes. May take twenty. No telling. But it gets more difficult the longer you try. And at some point it catches up with you. You won't last a whole fight start-to-finish. Stacker and Raleigh managed to get it done and unplug before hitting that wall.

In this post he says:

It starts off fine, but it's a steep curve from fine to dead. Most people can last five minutes. Far fewer can last thirty. Nobody can last a whole fight.

Next, let's talk about the size and weight of jaegers. Pacific Rim: Man, Machines, & Monsters lists off the sizes and weights of various jaegers. The heights of the jaegers it lists (which, to be clear, are not all of them) range from 224 feet to 280 feet. Their weights range from 1850 tons to 7890 tons. Worth noting, the heaviest jaegers (Romeo Blue and Horizon Brave) were among the Mark-1s, and it seems that these heavy builds didn't last long given that another Mark-1, Coyote Tango, weighed 2312 tons.

And on the topic of jaeger specs, each jaeger in Pacific Rim: Man, Machines, & Monsters is listed with a (fictional) power core and operating system. For example, Crimson Typhoon is powered by the Midnight Orb 9 power core, and runs on the Tri-Sun Plasma Gate OS.

Where the novelization's combat asset dossiers covers the same jaegers, this information lines up - with the exception of Lady Danger. PR:MMM says that Lady Danger's OS is Blue Spark 4.1; the novelization's dossier says it's BLPK 4.1.

PR:MMM also seems to have an incomplete list of the jaegers' armaments; for example, it lists the I-22 Plasmacaster under Weaponry, and "jet kick" under Power Moves. Meanwhile, the novelization presents its armaments thus:

I-22 Plasmacaster Twin Fist gripping claws, left arm only Enhanced balance systems and leg-integral Thrust Kickers Enhanced combat-strike armature on all limbs

The novel's dossiers list between 2-4 features in the jaegers' armaments sections.

Now let's move on to jaeger power cores. As many of you probably already know, Mark-1-3 jaegers were outfitted with nuclear power cores. However, this posed a risk of cancer for pilots, especially during the early days. To combat this, pilots were given the (fictional) anti-radiation drug, Metharocin. (We see Stacker Pentecost take Metharocin in the film.)

The Mark-4s and beyond were fitted with alternative fuel sources, although their exact nature isn't always clear. Striker Eureka's XIG supercell chamber implies some sort of giant cell batteries, but it's a little harder to guess what Crimson Typhoon's Midnight Orb 9 might be, aside from round.

Back on the topic of nuclear cores, though, the novelization contains a little paragraph about the inventor of Lady Danger's power core, which I found entertaining:

The old nuclear vortex turbine lifted away from the reactor housing. The reactor itself was a proprietary design, brainchild of an engineer who left Westinghouse when they wouldn’t let him use his lab to explore portable nuclear miniaturization tech. He’d landed with one of the contractors the PPDC brought in at its founding, and his small reactors powered many of the first three generations of Jaegers. (Page 182.)

Like... I have literally just met this character, and I love him. I want him to meet Newt Geiszler, you know? >:3

Apparently, escape pods were a new feature to Mark-3 jaegers. Text in the novelization says, "New to the Mark III is an automated escape-pod system capable of ejecting each Ranger individually." (Page 240.)

Finally, jaegers were always meant to be more than just machines. Their designs and movements were meant to convey personality and character. Pacific Rim: Man, Machines, & Monsters says:

Del Toro insisted the Jaegers be characters in and of themselves, not simply giant versions of their pilots. Del Toro told his designers, "It should be as painful for you to see a Jaeger get injured as it is for you to see the pilot [get hurt.]" (Page 56.)

Their weathered skins are inspired by combat-worn vehicles from the Iraq War and World War II battleships and bombers. They look believable and their design echoes human anatomy, but only to a point. "At the end of the day, what you want is for them to look cool," says Francisco Ruiz Velasco. "It's a summer movie, so you want to see some eye candy." Del Toro replies, "I, however, believe in 'eye protein,' which is high-end design with a high narrative content." (Page 57.)

THE JAEGER FROM DOWN UNDER is the only Mark 5, the most modern and best all-around athlete of the Jaegers. He's also the most brutal of the Jaeger force. Del Toro calls him "sort of brawler, like a bar fighter." (Page 64.)

And that is about all the info I could scrounge up and summarize in a post. I think there's a lot of interesting stuff here - like, I feel that the liquid circuit and muscle tissue stuff gives jaegers an eerily organic quality that could be played for some pretty interesting angles. And I also find it interesting that jaegers were meant to embody their own sort of character and personality, rather than just being simple combat machines or extensions of their pilots - it's a great example of a piece of media choosing thematic correctness over technical correctness, which when you get right down to it, is sort of what Pacific Rim is really all about.

[fishmech]

It's just like, damn man communication and getting info cost so much around 2000.

You wanna look up some information on the phone so you can call someone that isn't in your phone book? That's like $4 in modern money.

You wanna call your aunt who lives a couple of states away and you're not paying the extra monthly landline cost for unlimited long distance? $15 in modern money for a 10 minute call in daytime hours, still like $3 nights and weekends, and these are both like "you got a pretty good deal" cases. Worse for most people.

OK so you just want to call your buddy who moved like 25 miles away? Maybe it's free cuz you lucked into still being in the same local call zone, but maybe you're still paying $3 in modern money for a 10 minute conversation because you managed to hit through two long distance zones. Especially if you're on opposite sides of a metro area or something. And if he had a cell phone you were calling, it might mean you paid even more because it registered as a further call.

But that's landline, let's say you were going cell. You might be paying the equivalent of $50 a month in modern money for 120 minutes of call time and no included texting. This service would likely charge you extra for "roaming", that is being out of your designated home calling area, as well as exceeding 120 minutes of talk time (and you would be billed a full minute minimum for any call that connected, mind), and texting once might be 75¢ in modern money on a cheaper provider, as much as $2 modern on others. Your excess call minutes might cost between 50¢ and $3 in modern money per minute and roaming calls would cost similar amounts even when you were within your plan. And on such a plan there was no cell data service so it would be an addon around $5 a month in modern money to have it at all - and prices of between 35¢ up to $5 in modern money per kilobyte transferred. Even if you were using strictly plain text that piled up quick.

You could of course move up to significantly more expensive plans per month in fixed costs to have much bigger pools of call minutes, freedom from roaming charges texts, and data. And to have significantly cheaper per-unit overage charges if you exceeded those. But that would quickly take your bill beyond $100, even $200 a month in modern money for a single line.

And of course if you wanted a couple songs from favorite singer? You ain't streaming it on a cheap monthly plan or likely even paying individually: your ass is paying nearly $38 in modern money for the whole album on CD, maybe $23 in modern money if you got a good sale price. And the artists still got a fraction of a penny off it cuz music royalties have been fucked forever. (of course you could pirate it probably... If you had internet service, if it was fast enough, if you could afford it for generally $36 a month in modern money for slow dialup, often much more if you had broadband available at all)

You wanna watch TV shows? Well like now you could watch the over the air stations for free. With tons of ads on the non-public stations ofc. But this is generally pre digital so there's much fewer stations on the air.

Or you could pay around $85 modern a month to get a pretty decent cable or satellite package and well you know, hope the time the shows you like line up with your schedule and of course it's full of ads too. Maybe you will setup a vcr or DVD recorder to catch what you couldn't be around for, and if you're not willing to wipe your old recording then you're going to need to drop serious cash to have fresh tapes and rewritable DVDs to keep that stuff around.

You want the higher end cable/satellite stuff? Well HBO alone back then was like $28 in modern money for a month on top of the rest of your bill - and most other similar no-ads premium channels were similar.

And let's not forget that this was still a time where getting official copies of shows on any kind of media often just Didn't Happen. Or they'd do it but they'd only put out random single episodes, maybe one full season on a multi season show. You might easily pay $26 in modern money for two half hour episodes or one full hour episode on a tape or DVD. Maybe you'd get lucky and instead be buying a whole season set for $75 in modern money, admittedly a much cheaper price per episode. Otherwise though, it's record it yourself in often pretty bad quality or trading and copying recordings from other people who liked that thing, if you got in touch with any.

And on-demand cable/satellite was just getting started and often required upgrading to a higher package, including paying more to rent a higher end TV box, with miniscule libraries. And the pay per view costs were often like $5 modern to watch a single movie squished to fit your TV, sometimes up to $35 modern for "new releases". Similarly, typical rental store costs were in the ball park of $7.50 to $30 in modern money per item, depending on overnight versus all week and sometimes old release vs new release. That shit added up quick! And Late fees could easily double up or triple up in just a few days.

And of course newspapers and magazines and books all cost money. We generally expect most of these to have some at least limited amount of free access on demand today, whether it's the free few articles a month before the paywall or getting free access digitally through your library. But of course back then, that's no such thing. A lot of online versions of publications were strict pay only, others only posted summaries for free, and that's if you were even online. It may not sound so bad to shell out 65¢ to $2 in modern money for a newspaper issue, or $4-$15 in modern money an issue for various magazines, but you'd be buying them pretty often if you wanted to keep up with things in more detail than they got into on TV. Even if you subscribe and get that discount for everything in a year, that's like maybe $90 a year in modern money for a major city paper, or $70 to $150 in modern money for a magazine depending on its frequency and size and content.

Shits just so fucking easy and cheap these days for real. You want to call someone you don't think about distance charges or roaming, you just fucking call. If you're calling overseas you probably use some app or program on a computer to call for free. A text message does not cost more than sending actual mail, it's nothing. Even all those stupid streaming services, which I don't use personally, you can have like 5 of those damn things, have way more to watch for less than cable back then, let alone modern cable prices, and have somewhat more reliability in what will be available next month!

Even when you're stuck on something like a strict budget, using prepaid cell service with blocks of minutes now, like some Tracfone "I only can afford $15 a month" stuff? It's like shlt at least that's 500 minutes/texts/megabytes of data. Like you're still getting screwed but it's much less so than what you got for that 10 or 20 or 25 years ago, and a lot more places have wifi you can use to stretch your data usage out.

[wheremermaidsdwell]

acquired new computer. need to have my data transferred which apple is like 'we need three days' when it takes ONE HOUR on a fast cable to do but with my old laptop's screen busted i need a moniter to get my shit which i DO NOT have. i have thankfully realized one of my friends has a desktop, so i might go hang with her and set up my computer to back up.

[budgetgameruae]

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[johndjwan]

What is an AOC cable used for?

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into the world of AOC cables—those sleek, futuristic connectors that are quietly transforming how we experience our devices. If you’ve ever marveled at a crystal-clear 4K movie, dominated an online gaming session, or set up a clutter-free workspace, chances are an AOC cable was working its magic behind the scenes. With Fibrecross leading the charge in innovative connectivity, let’s unpack what these cables are, why they’re awesome, and how they’re making your digital life better.

So, what exactly is an AOC cable? AOC stands for Active Optical Cable, and it’s a game-changer in the world of data transfer. Unlike the old-school copper cables we’re used to, AOC cables use optical fiber to carry data as light signals. Sounds sci-fi, right? But here’s the practical part: they’ve got tiny transceivers at each end that convert electrical signals into light and back again. This lets them transmit massive amounts of data—like ultra-high-definition video or lightning-fast gaming inputs—over long distances without losing quality. Fibrecross AOC cables are designed to make this tech accessible, whether you’re a casual user or a tech pro.

Picture this: you’re setting up a home entertainment system. Your TV is mounted on one wall, and your streaming device or console is tucked away in a cabinet 20 feet across the room. A traditional copper HDMI cable might struggle to keep the signal strong over that distance, leaving you with glitches or a fuzzy picture. Enter Fibrecross AOC cables. They can stretch up to 100 meters (that’s over 300 feet!) while delivering pristine 4K or even 8K video, plus buttery-smooth 120Hz refresh rates for gaming. No signal loss, no drama—just pure performance. It’s like having a superpower for your home theater.

But AOC cables aren’t just for movie nights. Gamers, you’re gonna love this. If you’re rocking a high-end PC with multiple monitors or a VR headset, Fibrecross AOC cables are your secret weapon. They handle high-bandwidth demands like 144Hz or 240Hz refresh rates with ease, ensuring your gameplay stays lag-free. Ever been sniped in a shooter because your screen stuttered? Yeah, AOC cables help keep that from happening. For VR, where every millisecond counts to avoid motion sickness, these cables deliver the speed and reliability you need to stay immersed.

Let’s talk aesthetics, too, because who doesn’t want a clean setup? AOC cables are thinner and more flexible than their copper cousins, which means less bulk and easier cable management. Whether you’re curating a minimalist desk or a glowing RGB gaming station, Fibrecross AOC cables slide into your setup without ruining the vibe. Plus, they’re lightweight, so you’re not lugging around a brick of wires when you rearrange your space.

Beyond home use, AOC cables shine in professional settings. Think data centers, where servers need to talk to each other without interference, or medical imaging systems that demand pixel-perfect clarity. Fibrecross AOC cables are immune to electromagnetic noise—something copper cables can’t dodge—which makes them ideal for these high-stakes environments. Even in live events, like concerts or sports broadcasts, AOC cables ensure video feeds stay flawless over long runs.

Oh, and here’s a bonus: they’re kind of eco-friendly. AOC cables use less power than copper ones, which is great for your electric bill and the planet. Fibrecross builds theirs to last, so you’re not tossing out frayed cables every year. It’s a small win for sustainability in a world of constant tech upgrades.

In short, Fibrecross AOC cables are your go-to for connecting today’s high-tech world. From epic gaming sessions to binge-worthy streams to pro-grade setups, they’re the backbone of seamless, high-speed performance. Next time you plug in, give a nod to Fibrecross for making it all possible.

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Top Steps to Fix a Phone That Won’t Power On

When your phone won’t turn on, panic sets in fast. Whether it’s an Android or iPhone, nothing is more frustrating than a black screen and a silent, unresponsive device. But before assuming the worst, it’s worth trying a few device troubleshooting steps that can often solve the problem without professional repair.

This guide by Fixtops will walk you through smart, simple solutions to fix a phone that refuses to power up—and help you determine when it’s time to seek expert support.

Device Troubleshooting Step 1: Check the Power Source Start with the basics: (i)Plug in your phone using a working charger and USB cable. (ii)Let it charge for at least 15–30 minutes, even if there’s no immediate sign of life. (iii)Make sure the charging port is clean and free from dust or lint. (iv)Test with a different power outlet or adapter to rule out charging accessories.

This simple device troubleshooting step can often resolve power issues caused by a dead battery or faulty charger.

Device Troubleshooting Step 2: Perform a Force Restart Sometimes the phone appears to be dead but is actually frozen. A force restart can revive the screen.

For iPhone: (i) Press and release Volume Up (ii)Press and release Volume Down (iii)Press and hold the Side button until the Apple logo appears

For Android: (i) Hold Power + Volume Down buttons together for about 10–20 seconds (ii)Release when you feel a vibration or see a logo (iii)If the screen comes on, great—problem solved! If not, continue with deeper device troubleshooting.

Device Troubleshooting Step 3: Inspect for Physical Damage Check the device carefully: (i) Any signs of water damage, cracks, or recent drops? (ii)Was the device exposed to moisture or heat? (iii) Use a flashlight to examine the charging port and buttons

Physical damage can interfere with boot-up and may require expert evaluation through Fixtops’ certified technicians.

Device Troubleshooting Step 4: Try a Computer Connection Connect your device to a computer to see if it’s recognized: (i) If iTunes (for iPhone) or Android File Transfer (for Android) detects it, your device may still be functioning internally (ii)If recognized, back up your files immediately

Fixtops recommends this step before attempting resets, especially if your data is not backed up.

Device Troubleshooting Step 5: Use Recovery or Safe Mode If your phone turns on but won’t boot correctly:

iPhone Recovery Mode: (I) Connect your iPhone to a computer (ii) Open iTunes or Finder (iii) Perform a force restart until the recovery mode screen appears

Android Safe Mode: (i) Press and hold the Power button (ii)Tap and hold Power off on-screen (iii)Select OK to boot into Safe Mode

These advanced device troubleshooting modes can help you identify whether software or apps are causing the issue.

Still Not Turning On? Let Fixtops Diagnose the Problem When you’ve tried everything and your phone still won’t power up, Fixtops AI offers instant help. Our AI-powered device troubleshooting assistant can:

Diagnose your phone based on symptoms (i) Suggest personalized solutions (ii)Connect you with nearby verified technicians (iiii) Save you time and money by avoiding guesswork

🔧 Click here @ www.fixtops.com to run a quick device diagnostic with Fixtops AI.

Conclusion: Trust Fixtops for Smart Device Troubleshooting Not all power issues require a replacement. With the right steps—and the help of Fixtops—you can often revive your phone quickly and safely. Whether you're dealing with a software glitch or deeper hardware failure, Fixtops simplifies device troubleshooting so you can get back to what matters.

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The Critical Role of Structured Cabling in Today's Digital World

In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, structured cabling plays a vital role in keeping businesses and homes connected. Whether it’s for data, voice, or video, a well-organized cabling system is the backbone of any communication network. With the increasing demand for high-speed, reliable connections, structured cabling has become more important than ever before. This article explores the significance of structured cabling, how it supports modern technology, and why it’s essential for both businesses and residential setups.

What is Structured Cabling?

Structured cabling refers to the standardized approach used to organize and install cables that carry data and communication signals. It’s a complete system of cabling and associated hardware, designed to provide a comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure.

This type of cabling supports a wide range of applications, including internet, phone systems, and video conferencing. By creating a structured layout, this system ensures efficient data flow and makes it easier to manage upgrades, changes, or troubleshooting.

Structured cabling systems are divided into six main components: entrance facilities, backbone cabling, horizontal cabling, telecommunications rooms, work area components, and equipment rooms. These components work together to create a seamless communication network.

The Benefits of Structured Cabling

The primary benefit of structured cabling is its ability to support high-performance networks. It’s designed to handle large volumes of data, ensuring that businesses can operate without interruption.

Additionally, structured cabling offers flexibility. It allows for the easy addition of new devices and systems without needing to overhaul the entire infrastructure. This scalability is especially important in today’s world, where technology is constantly evolving.

Structured cabling also enhances efficiency. It reduces the risk of downtime by providing a reliable, organized system that is easy to manage. Troubleshooting and maintenance become simpler, saving businesses time and resources.

Finally, structured cabling offers future-proofing. With this type of system, businesses can stay ahead of technological advancements, as it supports higher data transfer rates and new technologies like 5G and IoT.

How Structured Cabling Supports Modern Technology

As technology advances, the need for fast and reliable data transmission grows. Structured cabling supports a wide range of modern technologies that are critical for businesses and homes.

For businesses, having a robust structured cabling system is essential for running daily operations. From cloud computing to video conferencing, every aspect of a company’s communication relies on a solid network foundation. Employees need to access data quickly, collaborate in real-time, and use cloud-based software efficiently. Without structured cabling, these tasks become more difficult and less reliable.

In homes, structured cabling ensures that entertainment systems, smart devices, and internet connections run smoothly. As smart home technology becomes more prevalent, having a reliable cabling system in place is key to integrating these devices and maintaining their performance.

The Importance of Structured Cabling in Data Centers

Data centers are the heart of any company’s IT infrastructure, and structured cabling is critical to their success. These facilities store vast amounts of data and support essential business functions like email, file storage, and cloud services.

A structured cabling system in a data center enables efficient communication between servers, storage systems, and network devices. It allows data to move quickly and reliably across the network. Without it, data centers would struggle with congestion, leading to slower performance and increased downtime.

The efficiency and scalability of structured cabling make it ideal for data centers, where the demand for faster data transmission is always growing. With the rise of cloud computing, IoT, and big data, structured cabling has become more critical than ever in keeping data centers running at peak performance.

Why Structured Cabling is Crucial for Future Growth

As technology continues to evolve, businesses need to be prepared for future growth. Structured cabling provides the foundation for that growth by offering a scalable, flexible solution that can adapt to new technologies.

One of the most significant trends in technology today is the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT devices, such as smart sensors and connected appliances, rely on strong network connections to function properly. A structured cabling system ensures that these devices can communicate with each other seamlessly, supporting the expanding ecosystem of connected technology.

Additionally, structured cabling supports faster internet speeds and higher bandwidth, both of which are essential for businesses and homes. With the rise of 5G and other advanced technologies, having a robust cabling infrastructure will be crucial for staying competitive and keeping up with the demands of modern technology.

Working with Professionals for Installation

Installing structured cabling requires expertise, as it’s a complex process that involves designing a layout, selecting the right cables, and ensuring everything is properly organized. This is where working with professionals becomes important.

For businesses or homeowners searching for networking services near me, it's essential to work with a contractor who understands the unique needs of each project. Whether upgrading an existing system or installing new cabling from scratch, experienced professionals can design and implement a system that ensures optimal performance.

Professional installation not only guarantees that the system is set up correctly, but also minimizes the risk of future issues. With their expertise, they can ensure that your structured cabling system is scalable, efficient, and capable of supporting future technologies.

Conclusion

Structured cabling is the backbone of today’s digital world, providing the reliable infrastructure needed for businesses and homes to stay connected. It supports the rapid growth of modern technologies like cloud computing, IoT, and 5G, while also offering flexibility and scalability for future advancements.

For anyone looking to enhance their network performance, investing in structured cabling is a smart choice. It’s an investment in efficiency, reliability, and the future of technology. By working with professionals who understand the importance of structured cabling, you can ensure that your communication infrastructure is ready to meet the demands of today and tomorrow.

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iPhone Charging Cable Type-C to Type-C

High-Speed USB-C to USB-C Braided Charging Cable! Upgrade your charging experience with our premium USB-C to USB-C braided charging cable. Designed for durability and speed, this cable is perfect for all your USB-C devices. The robust braided design not only looks sleek but also ensures longevity, resisting tangles and fraying. Whether you're at home, in the office, or on the go, our USB-C to USB-C cable is the perfect companion for fast, reliable charging and data transfer.

Key Features:

High-Speed Charging and Data Transfer: Supports up to 100W power delivery, ensuring your devices charge quickly. Also capable of high-speed data transfer up to 480 Mbps.

Durable Braided Design: The tough nylon braided exterior adds extra protection to prevent damage and wear, extending the cable's life.

Universal Compatibility: Perfectly compatible with all USB-C devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and more.

Reversible Connector: Easily connect the cable without worrying about the orientation of the plug.

Compatible Models: 

iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max

Other compatible devices:

Smartphones:

Samsung Galaxy S21, S21+, S21 Ultra, S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, Note 20, Note 20 Ultra, Note 10, Note 10+

Google Pixel 6, 6 Pro, 5, 4, 4 XL, 3, 3 XL

OnePlus 9, 9 Pro, 8, 8 Pro, 7, 7 Pro

Xiaomi Mi 11, 11 Ultra, 10, 10 Pro

Huawei P40, P40 Pro, Mate 40, Mate 40 Pro

Tablets:

iPad Pro (2018 and later models)

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, S7+, S6, S6 Lite

Lenovo Tab P11, P11 Pro

Laptops:

MacBook Pro (2016 and later models)

MacBook Air (2018 and later models)

Dell XPS 13, XPS 15

HP Spectre x360, Envy x360

Lenovo ThinkPad X1, Yoga

Microsoft Surface Book 2, Surface Go

Other Devices:

Nintendo Switch

External Hard Drives with USB-C ports

USB-C hubs and adapters

Product Specifications:

Length: 1m (3.3ft)

Material: Nylon braided exterior, aluminium alloy connectors

Power Delivery: Up to 100W

Data Transfer Speed: Up to 480 Mbps

Package includes:

1 x USB-C to USB-C Braided Charging Cable

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Exploring the World of Satellite Communication Services

In today’s fast-paced world, staying connected is more crucial than ever. Satellite communication services have revolutionized the way we interact, offering unparalleled connectivity across the globe. From enabling seamless internet access to broadcasting live events, satellite technology plays a pivotal role in our daily lives. In this blog, we’ll delve into the various facets of satellite communication services, including satellite services, satellite internet providers, satellite distribution services, and broadcasting services.

What Are Satellite Communication Services?

Satellite communication services encompass a broad range of technologies and solutions designed to facilitate communication and data transfer via satellites orbiting Earth. These services leverage satellites to provide internet connectivity, broadcast television, and facilitate secure communication channels for both commercial and government use. They are vital for regions where traditional communication infrastructure is lacking or challenging to deploy.

Satellite Services: Bridging the Connectivity Gap

Satellite services include various applications such as satellite phone services, satellite internet, and satellite television. They are crucial for bridging connectivity gaps in remote or underserved areas where terrestrial infrastructure is limited or non-existent. Key benefits of satellite services include:

Global Coverage: Satellites provide near-global coverage, making it possible to connect even the most isolated regions.

Scalability: Services can be easily scaled up or down depending on the needs of the user, from individual users to large organizations.

Reliability: Satellite networks offer high reliability, often providing connectivity where other forms of communication may fail due to natural disasters or infrastructure damage.

Satellite Internet Providers: Bringing the World Online

Satellite internet providers offer a unique solution for high-speed internet access in areas where traditional broadband services are unavailable. Companies such as SpaceX’s Starlink, HughesNet, and ViaSat are leading the charge in satellite internet technology. These providers deploy low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to deliver faster and more reliable internet service compared to traditional geostationary satellites.

Benefits of satellite internet include:

High-Speed Connectivity: Advances in satellite technology have greatly improved internet speeds, bringing high-speed access to rural and remote areas.

Low Latency: LEO satellites reduce latency compared to traditional satellites, making for a smoother online experience.

Wide Accessibility: Satellite internet can reach locations where other forms of internet connectivity are not feasible.

Satellite Distribution Services: Efficient Data Delivery

Satellite distribution services involve the use of satellites to distribute data and content to multiple locations. This includes everything from television programming to data for weather forecasting. These services ensure efficient and reliable delivery of content to various endpoints, including:

Content Distribution: Satellite distribution networks are used by broadcasters to deliver television channels and media content to cable operators and viewers across the globe.

Data Services: Businesses and governments use satellite data distribution to relay information for applications such as climate monitoring, disaster response, and military operations.

Broadcasting Services: Bringing Information to the Masses

Broadcasting services rely heavily on satellite technology to reach large audiences with television and radio content. Satellite broadcasting provides a wide range of programming, from news and entertainment to educational content. The advantages of satellite broadcasting include:

Wide Reach: Satellite broadcasting covers vast geographical areas, making it possible to reach a global audience.

High Quality: Modern satellite broadcasting provides high-definition content with minimal signal degradation.

Cost-Effective: Satellite broadcasting can be more cost-effective for distributing content over large areas compared to terrestrial networks.

Conclusion

Satellite communication services have become an indispensable part of our global communication infrastructure. Whether it’s connecting remote communities through satellite internet, distributing content via satellite networks, or enabling global broadcasting, satellite technology continues to push the boundaries of connectivity and communication. As technology advances, the capabilities and applications of satellite services will likely expand, further enhancing our ability to stay connected and informed.

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Top Networking Solutions for Seamless Business Communication

In today’s fast-paced business environment, effective communication is the backbone of success. As organizations expand and adopt new technologies, the need for reliable and efficient networking solutions has become more critical than ever. The right networking solution can significantly improve business operations, streamline communication, and enhance collaboration among teams, regardless of their location.

What Are Networking Solutions?

Networking solutions refer to a suite of technologies and strategies designed to establish, manage, and optimize communication channels within a business. These solutions encompass everything from network infrastructure to software that enables seamless data sharing, communication, and collaboration among employees, clients, and partners. Whether you're setting up a local area network (LAN), implementing a wide area network (WAN), or securing remote connections, networking solutions help ensure that your communications remain fluid and uninterrupted.

1. Cloud-Based Networking Solutions

Cloud-based networking solutions are revolutionizing how businesses approach communication. By utilizing the cloud, companies can access scalable network infrastructure without the need for heavy upfront investments in hardware. Cloud networking provides flexibility, allowing businesses to expand and scale their network needs as they grow. It also simplifies data storage and management, making collaboration across departments and teams more efficient.

Key Benefits:

Cost-effective and scalable

Easy integration with existing systems

Remote access for remote workers

2. Wireless Networking Solutions

Wireless networks have become an essential part of modern business environments. With the advent of Wi-Fi 6 and other advancements in wireless technology, businesses can offer faster internet speeds, improved connectivity, and enhanced user experiences. Wireless networking solutions eliminate the need for bulky cables and allow for greater mobility, making it easier for employees to stay connected regardless of where they are in the office or on the go.

Key Benefits:

Increased mobility for employees

Reduced hardware costs (no need for extensive wiring)

Seamless communication without connectivity issues

3. Virtual Private Networks

For businesses with remote teams or branches in different locations, maintaining secure communication is paramount. A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is one of the best networking solutions to ensure secure data transfer between devices over the internet. VPNs encrypt communication channels, making it impossible for third parties to access sensitive data. Whether you have employees working from home or offices spread across different regions, a VPN ensures that all communications are safe and protected.

Key Benefits:

Secure communication channels

Protection of sensitive data

Access to company resources from remote locations

4. Unified Communications

Unified Communications (UC) solutions integrate various communication tools—such as voice calls, video conferencing, messaging, and email—into a single platform. This unified approach streamlines communication within the organization and enhances collaboration across departments. With UC, businesses can ensure that employees stay connected and productive, whether they’re in the office or working remotely.

Key Benefits:

Centralized communication tools

Improved collaboration and decision-making

Reduced communication barriers across teams

5. Network Security Solutions

In an age where data breaches and cyberattacks are frequent concerns, businesses cannot afford to overlook network security. Robust network security solutions, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and multi-factor authentication, are essential for protecting sensitive business data. By securing communication channels, businesses can prevent unauthorized access, safeguard customer information, and ensure regulatory compliance.

Key Benefits:

Protects against cyber threats and data breaches

Ensures compliance with security regulations

Enhances trust with clients and stakeholders

7. Fiber Optic Networking

For businesses that require high-speed, reliable communication, fiber optic networking solutions are an excellent choice. Fiber optics offer significantly faster speeds and higher bandwidth than traditional copper-based systems. This is crucial for businesses handling large volumes of data, running cloud applications, or engaging in video conferencing.

Key Benefits:

High-speed internet and data transfer

Increased bandwidth for large-scale operations

Reduced network latency for better user experience

Why Choose Rasnal Telecom for Your Networking Solutions

Rasnal Telecom offers customized, high-performance networking solutions designed to meet your business's unique needs. With years of experience, we provide reliable and scalable network infrastructure that enhances connectivity and supports seamless communication. Our team works closely with you to deliver solutions that optimize performance and drive business growth. Choose Rasnal Telecom for cutting-edge technology, personalized service, and trusted expertise.

Conclusion

Choosing the right networking solution for your business is vital to achieving seamless communication and driving overall success. Whether you’re looking for scalable cloud solutions, secure VPNs, or cutting-edge unified communication tools, there are numerous options available to meet your unique needs. By investing in the best networking technologies, you can improve collaboration, boost productivity, and stay ahead of the competition.

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Fast Charging Cable: A Game-Changer in Modern Smartphone Technology

In today's fast-paced world, where we rely heavily on our smartphones for everything from communication to entertainment, having a reliable and efficient charging solution is crucial. One of the most significant advancements in this area is the fast charging cable. If you're tired of waiting hours for your phone to reach full charge, investing in a fast charging cable can make a world of difference. At Sankarani Communication, we understand the importance of staying connected, and that's why we're here to discuss everything you need to know about fast charging cables and how they can revolutionize your charging experience.

What is Fast Charging?

Before diving into the importance of fast charging cables, it’s essential to understand what fast charging means. Fast charging refers to a technology that allows devices to charge at a faster rate compared to standard charging. Most smartphones today come with fast charging support, allowing users to power up their devices much quicker.

Traditional chargers typically deliver 5 watts (W) of power, whereas fast charging can deliver anywhere from 18W to 100W, depending on the charger and device. The higher the wattage, the faster the phone charges. However, to take full advantage of fast charging, you need both a compatible phone and the right accessories, including a fast charging cable.

How Does a Fast Charging Cable Work?

A fast charging cable is designed to handle higher power outputs compared to regular cables. The cable's ability to deliver more current and voltage directly impacts the charging speed. With fast charging, the charger sends more current through the cable into the device’s battery without generating excessive heat or damaging the battery, thanks to intelligent charging technology.

Here’s a simple breakdown of how it works:

Higher Current: Fast charging cables are built with thicker wires that can carry more current (amperes), typically up to 3A or higher.

Improved Voltage Regulation: Fast charging cables allow higher voltage transfers, enabling the charger to supply more power efficiently.

Efficient Data and Power Transfer: Some fast charging cables also support high-speed data transfer, allowing you to sync files quickly while charging your device.

Why Choose a Fast Charging Cable?

Save Time Time is of the essence, especially when you're on the go. With a fast charging cable, you can charge your smartphone up to 50% in as little as 30 minutes. Whether you're traveling or preparing for an important meeting, fast charging ensures you won’t be left waiting.

Compatibility with Modern Devices Most modern smartphones, including flagship models from Apple, Samsung, and OnePlus, support fast charging. Having a compatible fast charging cable ensures you can fully utilize your phone’s potential, keeping your battery topped up when needed.

Durability and Longevity Quality fast charging cables are made from durable materials like nylon-braided or reinforced connectors, making them more resistant to wear and tear. At Sankarani Communication, we offer cables that are designed to last, providing better value for your money.

Enhanced Safety Fast charging cables come with built-in safety features like overcurrent, overvoltage, and short circuit protection. These features help prevent overheating and protect your device from potential damage during charging.

Universal Use Fast charging cables are compatible with a variety of devices beyond just smartphones. You can use them to charge tablets, laptops, and other gadgets that support fast charging, making them a versatile solution for all your charging needs.

Factors to Consider When Buying a Fast Charging Cable

When shopping for a fast charging cable at Sankarani Communication, keep the following factors in mind to ensure you get the best product:

Cable Length: Choose a length that fits your needs, whether it’s for home, office, or car use. Long cables are great for convenience, while shorter ones are ideal for portability.

Charging Speed: Ensure the cable supports the charging speed compatible with your device. Look for cables that offer up to 3A or higher for optimal fast charging performance.

Connector Type: Depending on your phone, you may need a USB-C, Lightning, or Micro-USB connector. USB-C is becoming the standard for most modern smartphones, while Lightning is specific to Apple devices.

Brand and Warranty: At Sankarani Communication, we provide high-quality, branded fast charging cables with warranty options for peace of mind.

Conclusion

A fast charging cable is more than just an accessory; it’s a necessity in today’s world where staying connected is vital. Whether you're looking to reduce charging times, enhance your smartphone's performance, or protect your device, a fast charging cable from Sankarani Communication is the solution you need. By investing in a reliable and durable fast charging cable, you'll experience the convenience of faster charging times, enhanced safety features, and long-lasting performance.

At Sankarani Communication, we offer a wide range of fast charging cables tailored to meet your specific needs. Visit our store today to explore our collection and give your smartphone the power boost it deserves!