#Android photo scanner

[ppnuggie]

　　　　　　XENOMORPH KING x gn reader

　　　　『　king ,, gender neutral reader 』

　　-> xeno king hcs | meeting him

　　— fluff ,, sfw ,, yautjas are in this universe ,, featuring my ocs panther (yautja talked abt later on in the hcs) & king (the xenomorph ,, briefly mentioned)

　　— here are the hcs :D this is kinda somewhat an introduction to meeting king and more hcs will come soon ,, introducing his brothers of sort ,, im making their refs slowly 😭😭🫡 so hopefully those will be up before i decide to actually turn these hcs into a story n stuff

| • it was an assignment from your higher ups ,, heading to a lesser known "shake and bake" colony located on a distant planet where the habitable zone was way out from the sun surprisingly

| • usually habitable zones for planets would be in the middle ,, but this one was farther out ,, though it also made it more dangerous to be on

| • the winters were hot and the summers were cold ,, temperatures would get quite extreme but for the most part humans could somewhat live on there

| • you were sent with a team of two other scientists ,, along with an android ,, to examine and study the planet more

| • it was on one of your more routinely walks and expeditions around the more countryside of the planet that you stumbled upon something that hadnt been picked up before by scanners or drones

| • abandoned and trashed ,, a lab that was quite dark and gruesome to look at stood in the middle of nowhere on the barren planet

| • you werent too sure of what happened there ,, though it was evident it wasnt anything good judging by all the dried up liquid stains ,, the broken glass and scratches all over the wall

| • some of the furniture and walls looked melted ,, like somewhat poured lava on it and left it there

| • alone on this expedition ,, you took your notes and marked the location on a map of the planet ,, making a mental note to come back soon

| • the more you looked around the more frightening and on edge you became ,, finding skeletal remains of creatures you werent too sure what they were

| • vials were stored away in a broken down freezer ,, or you assumed so based on their labels in an unknown language and strange color

| • there were vials with many strange colors ,, making you second guess if it even was blood inside them ,, vials storing blue and green and orange

| • none looked indigenous ,, as the most the planet had to offer were these strange rodents that burrowed in the ground most the time ,, almost like those naked molerats from your own home planet ,, except these ones werent as terrifying to look at

| • though the more on edge you became the more curious you got ,, wondering what happened here exactly

| • documents were spilt on the ground ,, scattered about and dirtied up ,, some ripped apart and some with strange prints on them

| • without much of a second thought you took them ,, hoping that maybe you could decode the foreign language and figure out what was happening in this place before it became abandoned

| • you gathered what you could of the place ,, taking a few of the vials and gathering photo evidence of the area

| • while doing so ,, you werent aware of the fact you were being watched ,, stalked and observed by an unknown creature in the vicinity

| • when you got back to the base and showed your findings your crewmates were interested ,, the android apart of your team quickly recognizing the language in the documents

| • it belonged to these creatures called 'yacht-ja' ,, or something of those sorts ,, but he wasnt able to provide much else about the documents other than that

| • you planned to go back to the lab the next week ,, wanting to gather as much information on the area as you could before you left the planet and headed back to the mothership

| • after all ,, you were here for only research and study ,, all your findings on the planet would be taken back aboard the mothership for examination and peer review from other scientists aboard

| • the goal was to gather as many samples as possible ,, document as much as you could ,, and return to your station to head to another planet and repeat the process

| • packing a large lunch in case you stayed longer than expected ,, or did too much running around and had little food ,, you headed off back towards the lab with storage for as much information and to store as many samples as possible

| • your camera was ready ,, taking as many pictures as you could whilst also grabbing more vials from the lab itself ,, storing them away in your vehicular device to take back

| • you didnt pay too much attention to the time ,, more focused and fascinated with the lab around you ,, documenting all the rooms and trying to map out exactly how big it was

| • though something about the place did feel uneasy ,, almost like you werent meant to be here at all in the first place

| • not focusing too much on the feeling you continued ,, going through all the documents and photographing the bright green stains on the wall from who knows what

| • there were a few times you thought you saw something in the corner of your eye ,, almost like a figure yet when you looked there was nothing there ,, like a ghost was playing tricks on you

| • the longer you stayed ,, the more uneasy and skeptical you became of the place ,, not feeling the once comforting and interest as last week

| • when you had finished you gathered your equipment to head back to the base ,, noticing how cold and dark it had gotten and hoping you'd be back in time before the base was put on a lockdown for the night ,, usually for safety precautions as not much was known about the nightlife on the planet

| • unbeknownst to you the scene you would come back to ,, a foreign ship not of any human making was perched ontop of some of the houses whilst the rest of the place was up in flames

| • those yautja creatures you'd been told about earlier had visited ,, wreaking havoc wherever they went as they quickly went through all the humans living there ,, killing them quickly

| • with the base nowhere in sight you didnt bother sticking around ,, heading away from the place and into the countryside once again

| • though it wouldnt help ,, being followed by one of the creatures as they latched onto your vehicle and slashed at the metal and tires ,, quickly putting an end to your escape a few miles away

| • dark skin clashed well with his bright purple stripes ,, large scar over his eye and covering his body in general ,, with a bright colored chest

| • he didnt stare for too long before trying to get at you ,, chittering something in his language as he slashed away at your windows

| • adrenaline filled you ,, now positioned in a fight or flight situation and your gut told you to flee at that moment ,, crawling over the passenger seat and exiting out the door as you made a run for it into a nearby forest

| • it wasnt too difficult for the yautja to keep up ,, right on your tail as he ran after you

| • though his chase would be cut short ,, a large creature coming from out of the bushes and tackling him

| • too worried you'll be next ,, you didnt bother to stop and look back ,, continuing to run even though your legs burned and your lungs were on fire from how much cold air you were breathing

| • somehow you ended up at that same lab ,, almost like it was tied to you now that youve discovered it

| • it felt like a scene from coraline ,, where she walks away from the house and towards where the old well would be except it all turns white

| • though there wasnt no white barren land here ,, just the same abandoned lab

| • you weren't complaining though ,, as you'd rather be somewhere sheltered than out in the open ,, making your way through the maze of rooms and hallways before settling in a far away one

| • you collapsed to the floor ,, panting heavily as you shivered ,, sweat gathered at your forehead from the running and sudden near death experience

| • your eyes felt heavy ,, drowsy and exhausted yet you stayed awake ,, keeping guard and not trusting yourself to sleep in this place ,, not when there was too much happening

| • without your knowing ,, you had fallen asleep and left defenseless in the room ,, the creature that had taken out the yautja had followed you there

| • it gazed at your sleeping form ,, noticing your unconscious shivering and making a decision in its mind

| • curling its tail around your body ,, warmth slowly started to surround your body ,, somewhat ceasing your shivering

| • it could only wait for you awaken ,, resting its head on the cold ,, harsh ground as it kept you company through the night

[bedupolker]

How do you take such good clear photos of your art? That’s something I really struggle with.

Thats good to hear, it feels like I'm still learning and haven't fully mastered it- things just look better in person!

x x x x I used a regular office scanner.

x crappy android photo, I think most pieces that are older or I'm forgetting to list here have been android photos.

I've used a nikon work camera for some of my acrylic pieces on here. I'm told photgraphing them on overcast days works the best. Most of my other art is digital, or at least colored digitally. I haven't done any digital paintings in a couple years now.

[thesolarangel]

To the traditional artists out there: how do you digitize your drawings? Phone camera, scanner (if so, what scanner?), professional photo camera with tripod...?

I'm thinking about investing in a A3 scanner like this:

But I'm not sure if these things from Amazon are actually worth the money... I need something that can capture the entire drawing in high resolution with every corner and detail being sharp (?) and NOT out of focus (which happens when I use my Nikon)

My phone camera is pretty bad (my phone is a 4 year old Honor Android phone that was 180 bucks...) and my HP Scanner-printer combo is only A4 size and it won't connect to my PC anymore (not even with the USB cable...).

[abbythewritor]

"Specimen." Connor x Venom reader. *2*

Description: Y/n, a girl who's been alone her whole life, decides to change when an alien from the sky corrupts her body. Learning to cope with the symbiote named Venom, the two figure out a way to help put an end to disgusting humans who pick on the weak. But what happens when a certain Android detective is on her tail as if he was attracted to her all this time?

Warnings: Drama, blood, violence, stuff from the game, you know, the usual from Detroit become human.

Other things:

-I do not own Detroit Become Human; they belong to the owners and creators of the game.

-We will be following both Markus and Connors's side because the reader is with the deviants, while Connor, you know, does his cop duties, lol.

-Y/n is a human girl who is then corrupted by Venom; if you don't know who Venom is, then I recommend watching the movie about him, then that will sum it up for you.

Enjoy the second chapter, everyone. :)

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"You just don't know when to fucking quit do ya?" It was early morning the next day, and Hank was not having it at all.

Connor showed up same time he did, as both of them were now in the elevator going to the third floor. "Sorry, lieutenant," Connor spoke, turning to him. "I have to work with you until I accomplish my mission." Hank let out a growl. "Just don't get in my way, so we won't have problems. I hate working with other people, let alone a fucking android." Connor stood there for a second, an awkward silence arising as the elevator rose.

Breaking the Silence, Connor got out a notebook containing peak information on previous cases or current cases they have gone through. "I've been digging into the crime scene photos of Ortiz's house, especially the attic when that woman took the deviant." One of Hanks's eyebrows rose. "Ok, and? Our men found no traces of her up there; what will you get out of some crime-scene photo. And to be clear, how do we know she's even a girl? It could be a guy." Connor went silent for a moment. "She couldn't have been a male, my scanners scan her body, and it's in a shape of a 21-22-year-old woman." Hanks's eyes widened slightly. "A girl in her early twenties, escaping with the deviant and knowing the ropes of fucking up crime scenes at that young age, something tells me that she's been doing this for a long time, even before she turned an adult." Connor nodded. "Correct, either she had some help taking the deviant, or this was planned before the police even found out, maybe weeks prior." Hank put his hand to his beard, thinking of different solutions. "Do ya think she had her eye on this Android before the murder?" Connor went silent briefly before scanning multiple scenarios, some matching, some not.

"That could be a possibility; past cases state that deviants have been saving other 'deviants' like they turned into superheroes or are known as guardian angels." Hank got weird chills down his spine. "Shit...so androids believe in God, lord help this fucking world..." He then sighed. "Ok...so what about the girl? Is she a guardian Angel, A Superhero, or even human?" Glancing back at the photo, Connor blinked, looking at the traces of Venom that you purposely left behind. "She is definitely a human, no doubt about that, but the traces of slime I found on the photo doesn't seem to be 'human.'" Hank chuckled, getting a nervous feeling. "So she's possessed? That ain't the creepiest shit I ever seen." "She is not possessed, lieutenant. If she were to be possessed, her eyes would have gone all black or white; her eyes were completely normal. You saw her when she escaped; she just disappeared. I saw black slime come out of her back, she was definitely Human, but the thing inside her was not. It could be a SuperPower, an alien, or a disease that she uses to help her save the deviants; my scanner has run up many hypotheses and theories, all so different. This human deviant could block my shots and teleport away from the house easily; it tells us she's more dangerous than she really is. we better be careful when furthering into this investigation." Hank was silent before nodding as the elevator door dinged at their destination.

"Yeah...and hopefully, this time, our deviant gets taken away-" "Hello, detective." He and Connor paused, looking at an unfamiliar girl wearing a fancy work suit. Her hair was H/c, tied up into a simple yet low ponytail. Her eyes were a beautiful E/c, while her height was just standing at Y/H. (Your height.) Files grasped your hands as your right hand pushed up your glasses, a beautiful smile plastering your lips. Connor was trying to scan you, but the files he read were unknown, with no background or family; it just shows that you're working for the FBI.Confused, Hank walked closer, Connor soon following behind. "Who the hell are you supposed to be?" Smiling, you stepped closer. "My name is Y/n, L'n's, and I am from the FBI." Hank's eyes widened when you showed him your badge. "So the FBI is on our backs? Christ, can this day get any fucking worse? Why would the Feds send you here, to a police department?" You hugged the files closer and followed the two toward the lieutenant's desk. "I assure you, lieutenant, I am not fond of this either, but you and I know deviants rule the streets and must be stopped. That is why I am here. The streets are filled with crime and unidentified androids, which can get more dangerous in town areas. Especially when the deviant savior is roaming the streets." Connor raised an eyebrow to you. "Deviant Savior?" You looked at him, finally getting a good look at the RK 800, as the thoughts you thought about him earlier were defiantly not wrong.

Kamski knew what he was doing when he designed the androids, and he spent extra care and time on this one.

Feeling like you were staring and gushing at him for too long, you shook your thoughts before smiling again. "Connor, right? You're the deviant sent by cyber life?" He nodded. "Yes, and I believe we're unaware of your presence, Agent L/n's." You chuckled, waving his comment off. "Please, call me Y/n; I hate the 'Agent' stuff; unsurprisingly, Fowler didn't tell you; it was a last-minute decision. If I needed to hunt down the deviants and the Deviant savior, he told me you two were the best on the field." "Yeah, well, about that..." Hank let out an annoyed sigh, his eyes glaring up to you. "If you want to start today, it will be a bit before we can catch another deviant; the one we tried to capture yesterday escaped; maybe with the Deviant Savior, your little mouth's been yappin' about."'Confused,' one of your eyebrows rose while looking behind, your thumb pointing to the back where the interrogation room would be. "You mean that deviant?" Confused, Hank looked that way to see the subject sitting there, pacing back and forth. His eyes widened, as of Connors. "Y-Yeah..." Hank mumbled, thinking he saw things, as his hands rubbed his eyes, only to see the deviant still there. "Shit...I need a vacation...ok Agent, if you are so smart, how did it get here? It teleported away from us, so there's no way he would have just walked right in here. I bet it was fucking Gavin, that stupid piece of the prick of an asshole-" "Oh, Detective Reed didn't bring him in; I did. " He turned to you, soon crossing his arms with a slight chuckle.

"You? You brought him in?" His question had you nodding, the stupid smile still plastered to your face. "I found him in an alleyway, all bloodied and beaten up. He looked rather suspicious, and when he tried to run away, I knew he was a deviant, which made me want to take him in. So, it's exactly what I did. I'm sorry to concern you, Lieutenant, I was just trying to do my Job-" "Well, next time you try to do your job, leave the 'finding deviants' to the fucking professionals, got it? You can't just walk in here, high and mighty because of your FBI, and fuck up the investigation. I'm in charge, and you will not do this again, right?" Silent momentarily, you glared at him momentarily before he turned and walked away. Connor was just silent as he turned to you. "Can you tell me more about the Deviant Savior? What does it look like? What are its intentions?" With a sigh, you turned to him while setting the files down. "You are a curious one, aren't ya? Well, I guess you could know, but it would have to be an explanation for later, let's just say, about the Deviant Savior, think of her as a Guardian Angel, but for Androids, because that's how they view her. I'm guessing bt the questions you asked me you've met her before, right?" He nodded. "Yes, we saw a female figure with the deviant you brought in. She was wearing all black and red, covering her head with a cloak. She blocked my attacks before I could get to them and teleported away. It was like she was inhuman like she wasn't a regular Woman."

"Well, that's some good thinking, Connor; saying that a Woman blocked your attacks easily seems normal, but teleporting away, just seems absurd. It's the same description everyone has been describing her, teleporting away, black goop coming from her back, heck, some even rumored that she kills her own kind." Connors' eyes widened slightly. "You mean she has killed other humans?" "Seems crazy, right? But, I'd think to know this Deviant Savior defeats all kinds, Androids or humans; it's just a matter of who's picking on the weak." "I see.." Connor looked down slightly, taking in on what you just said. "So, she could be on her own side, a Savior to all...I will investigate her further; thank you for the information, Detective. It will not go to waste." Smiling, you patted his shoulder. "Your welcome, Connor, and please, just call me Y/n; I hate the formalities-"

"Connor!" Both of you turned, seeing Hank with a new cup of coffee; he motioned Connor to follow as he turned back to you. "Will you be interrogating this Deviant with us?" "You smiled more. "Wouldn't miss it for the world. Now, you should go before your partner drags you out." He nodded to your question. "Indeed, I'll see you later....de-I mean, Y/n." Watching him turn, he headed towards Hank, who threw a file into the hands of the androids. "What did she discuss with you? nothing threatening, I hope." Connor looked back as you were checking messages on your phone. The light behind beamed onto your form, radiant hair, and skin, and self-reflected around the police department. Remembering the information he just gave you about the Deviant Savior, he turned back in front and looked at Hank. "Just some useful information about the Deviant Savior; she knows a lot about her, for a Human. She must have been investigating it for a long time." Hank scoffed. "Yeah, feds tell you that stuff for believing their lies. Look, she seems like a nice girl, but we need to keep our guard up, the feds are already shady as they go, and if we do something wrong, the case is theirs, no questions, if's, and's or but's about it. Now, look through those files and follow me, if we can get this tin-can bastard to talk, then we can look further into the investigation." As Hank walked ahead, Connor soon followed, listening to Hank's instructions as he looked through the files, quickly and efficiently. Watching the two heads that way, your mouth formed a smirk before Venom popped out of your back, Time suddenly stopping as he awakened from his nap. 'The hell just happened-WOAH. WHY ARE WE AT THE POLICE?!'

"Good morning, buddy! Nice nap?" 'Don't give me that bullshit, and tell me what's happening. I was asleep for two days, and you're already entering enemy territory? And I thought I was stupid for almost pushing that Simon Tin-Can off the building.' 'You missed a lot, I'll have to fill you in later-wait, you pushed Simon off the building?!'

'Hints the word 'Almost.' He ate my chocolate cake; it was the last one before the world went to shit. No one else would have punished him for his crimes, so I made him wet his pants a little; you should've seen his face; he looked like a constipated child, waiting for their shit to finally come out of their asshole.' Your eyes rolled. "First of all, that's a little harsh; second, Androids don't even have human boul functions, so they can't pee; and third, you need to apologize to him when we return. No wonder he was acting bossy; you started it."

'Like hell! I won't apologize to that lying piece of Tin! He shouldn't have eaten my piece of chocolate cake, then! He basically started it! It's like when you and North fought for a fucking month over some stupid Skittles that were in a crate we ravaged back at Cyberlife.'

"Ok, I had a reason to fight for those; she can't even eat; she just likes the texture in her 'mouth.'" 'Ok, and you still got revenge; Sad you didn't kill the bitch, but you still got revenge, why can't I?' "Because Simon is important to the team, you can't kill him, and I can't kill North, so we both have to stick with them, whether we like it or not." 'I hate that your fucking right all the time....why can't you be president instead of that old hag of a human?' "Because I flunked out of law school and invited your ass to come inside me to be your vessel." '......oh, I'm so sorry.' You shrugged. "No biggie, my life is way more impressive now than it would have ever been, I can't Imagine what the old hags do off camera, now are you done being a Mr grump grump, or are you going to be reasonable during the 'interogation?' 'If the decoy fucks up I blame you.' "Why?! Your the one who made it! It was North's Idea anyway!" 'I'm just saying, they are all counting on you, including her, so If you or the Robo Cop finds a way for it to give the police information, while having the thing kill itself with no one else in harms way, then you should be fine, no pressure.' Feeling him go back into your back, you took a deep breath before time started again, leaving Connor and the department being able to move again, knowing little and having no Memrory of what just happened. Looking at your coffee, you sipped it one last time, as you grasped it more into your hands, yourself getting off the desk you were leaning on.

Hopefully, thinking as you walked, this decoy Venom has made will do the trick for the police because If that RK 800 finds out this is all a rouse, you and Jerhico might be discovered, and Venom or yourself might be separated and arrested, or worse, even killed. So this operation must go smoothly, all of the androids and Jericoh are all counting on you...because...

'You're the Deviant savior after all.'

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"Why did you do it...? Why did you kill him?" It was investigation time, and Hank had been trying to talk to your decoy for hours, but nothing coming out of its mouth. Venom and you designed it so that only Connor could speak to it. He was beside you, as another person you didn't recognize was leaning against the wall, closer to the non-see-through glass, the three of you carefully listening in. "How long were you in the attic? Who was that girl who took you away?" No answer, just a long, filled noise of silence. Hank couldn't get anything out of the thing as the deviant kept looking at the table, his hands cuffed to the metal below him. "Why did you take the girl's hands? Why did you want to run away? Scared? Scared that we might have killed ya? Because you killed that man, and your fleeing with her might have something to do with it." Again, nothing. The silence started to piss Hank off, and he cursed under his breath before getting up from the chair and exiting the room. 'If he isn't a stupid, brainless human, he would have him talking by now.'

'Be quiet; he tried his best.' 'Yes, he did, and we designed this stupid decoy for only the Rk 800 bastard to talk to; this old hag isn't going to do shit.' 'Just trust in the process, Venom; Connor will soon ask questions, I know it. That's why Cyber life brought him in, remember?' 'Yeah, brought him in to help; I highly doubt these shit of humans would even let him near the decoy, let alone ask him some questions.' 'I know you're concerned for Connor, but he will get the decoy to talk; after all, if it destroys itself, we programmed it to tell Connor all he needs to know about the RA9, the I AM ALIVE sign, and even why Carlo's was killed by him, all we need is patience...' '...Fine, but if all of this blows over, you owe me another chocolate cake at the cafe ten blocks from here, got it?' You smiled. 'Got it.'

Eying the lieutenant more through the walls, he entered the room, and you heard some grumbles coming from his mouth. "We're wasting our time interrogating a machine where we'll get nothing out of it!" He snarled, sitting in the chair Beside you, as the guy on the wall chuckled. "You could always try ruffing it up a little; after all, it's not human." 'You disgust me; I'd rather eat someone than ruff them up; it makes it easier. Besides, androids have a wonderful minty aftertaste. ' Glaring at him harshly, you felt sick with his comment before Connor looked at him. "Androids don't feel pain. You would only damage it-" "And that wouldn't make it talk either; it would make it more freaked out than it already is."You added, looking back to the decoy. "Besides, putting more stress on the deviant will make it self-destruct; we don't want the whole building to go Boom, Boom." The man kicked off the wall, glaring harshly at you. "Ok, smartasses..." Stopping, his arms crossed again. "What should we do, then?" 'Throw you out the window, you human piece of trash.' As you and Connor looked at each other, you looked back at the man. "Connor could try questioning it; he was sent here for that reason. And if it doesn't work, I can try; it's my case, too." "Oh, I-i'm sorry, I didn't know the fed's own everything now; if this is your case, by all means, send the fucking coke can in; it's not like Hank and I have an opinion after all." 'Oh, there's always an option to eat and devour your bones.' "For fuck sake, enough, Gavin, roughing this guy up won't help; these two, that's all that's left; you two do on, the suspect is all your's." "Smiling, you stood up and looked at Connor. "Wanna interrogate him together? He might have a better chance of getting him to talk than with one person." Thinking for a moment, Connor looked at the deviant. "That might not be a bad idea, detective; let's go." Nodding, you followed, exiting the door and entering the interrogation side. The decoy immediately saw you, as your pointer finger quickly went to your mouth, wanting it to be quiet.

As Connor sat in front of the Devaint, he began to analyze him, every single movement, inch, and tech this android had on him. He even looked into his wounds. You went to the corner, leaning against the wall as your arms crossed, Venom reading his stress level at 35%. 'His levels are steady; we need the Robocop to get our decoy to 100% stress level for it to talk; we'll let it destroy itself, right?' You nodded. 'Yeah, because why would we give them more evidence? We don't want them too far ahead or too close to our tail; let's keep this thing simple and see what Connor can do.'

The file at the end of the table was now in front of your decoy as Connors's hands opened it, revealing a familiar picture of Carlos to the deviant. "Remember him? It's Carlos Ortiz, Stabbed 28 times." He flipped to the next picture; I AM ALIVE. "That is written on the wall with his blood." His stress level rose as Connors's head tilted slightly. "I detect an instability in your program; it can trigger an unpleasant feeling, like fear in humans." The decoy was still silent but looked up slightly to Connor, to you, then back to the table. ""You've been silent since they've arrested you. If you don't cooperate, they'll do things the hard way. Is that what you want?" The deviant's stress rose more, now at 43%. "You don't seem to understand the situation. You killed a human; they'll tear you apart if you don't say something." The stress level at 47%. "I'm here to help you...but you gotta trust me." Connor spoke, leaning more toward the deviant. "All I want is to get you out of here." He stated as the deviant's head looked up, himself hesitantly looking around. "W-What are t-they going to do to me..?" Connor was silent, alerting the deviant to freak out as he looked at Connor. "They're going to destroy me, aren't they?" "They're going to destroy you to look at your bio components; they have to if you don't tell us anything in use." "Why did you tell them she found me? Why coudln't you have her just take me to a safer place?" "She, in Meaning the girl who took you, who is she? What were her intentions with you?" The defiant was silent, but he answered “Nothing terrible to us, but to humans, she hates, she felt the same hatred towards my owner as I...she wanted to save me; she wanted me to have freedom; she was going to take me to a place where all androids Roam-free, where all called to RA9." "RA9… that symbol was written all over the shower walls in the bathroom. Was that what you're doing?" The deviant glared up at him. "It's the only way for him to see my message, my prayer....humans….they must be stopped." 'Damn it. He's getting nowhere; he's only at a stress level of 50%. He needs to be 100%. Can you do something? This Tin Can is getting me pissed."

You kicked yourself off the wall, grabbing a file from your coat as you stood beside Connor, slamming it to the table, the decoy jumping slightly. "28 STAB WOUNDS!" you snarled, both of your hands going to the table as you leaned closer to the decoy, face getting more irritated. "That's how many times you killed your owner, 28 times; if you really wanted to be free, then for murder, we would charge you the same for a human man, life to prison or sentence to death; you will get the same treatment if you don't speak. You hear me?! WHO IS THE DEVIANT SAVIOR? WHO IS RA9?!" You were very close to the deviant's face, his stress level skyrocketing from 50% to 80%. Venom lowered your voice slightly as the loudness and the deepness echoes the room. It shocked Connor slightly; his eyes looked around to see if anyone else was in the room, but no one was. Just you, and your incredible voice change. Gavin whistled behind the glass, shivers descending his spine while looking at a shocked but impressed Hank. "For a fed...she has good skills, scared the suspect and the tin can to death." Gulping, Hank leaned towards the glass more, his skin getting goosebumps. "She didn't just scare them...Holy shit... I-i think I might have just shit myself..." “what’s wrong Hank? Can’t take a little puberty?” Hank glared to him. “That was not puberty, smart ass, that…” Looking back to you, your eyes dug into the deviants soul, as a dark aroama formed around you, giving the interrogation room a different feeling from before. “That was inhuman.”

"You're not going to talk?" You asked, a small chuckle escaping your lips as you lifted up from the table, soon crossing your arms. "Probe his memory, Connor." The deviant's eyes widened as he looked at you, shocked. “How do you-is that is necessary? He answered my questions perfectly-“ “Just to it, Connor!” “But I-“ “DO IT!” The deviant face shot up, looking at the two of you now as his eyes were filled with fear. “W-What?! N-No, please, please don't let me relive what I've been through, no, NO, NO-" Connor grabbed hold of his head with both hands, a shit ton of information transferring from the deviant to him. After a lot of screaming from the decoy and around 15 minutes of containing said information, Connor was finished; as he quickly let go, the deviant's stress was entirely at 100 percent. Not seeing to investigate further, Connor looked at you, slightly overwhelmed by what he saw. “I have the information; we got all we need." Sensing some concern or remorseful emotion coming from him, you nodded, soon hopping off the table. "Let's get out of here then; we're done; take him back." Hank was hesitant at first but soon built up a little courage and got up from his Chair, Gavin sending his men in there to take the suspect back. But, as the bunch of you were about to leave, a loud bang arose, multiple actually.

*BANG!*

*BANG!*

*BANG!*

"What the hell?!" Hank went into the room and everyone turned to see the deviant banging his head against the wall, trying to kill himself directly. "WHAT ARE YOU DOING IDIOTS?! STOP HIM!!" Gavin ordered, he and his men tried to hold the deviant back, but the deviant just kept slamming his head, as blue blood spread all across the table.

"H-He's too strong! I can't stop him!!!" Yelled an officer, who was still trying to stop it, but it kept going until his breathing and wiring were no more.

Slamming his head for the last time, he face-planted dead onto the metal surface, more blue blood escaping, splattering onto Hank and other officers.

You and Connor weren't surprised by this, but everyone else in the room felt goosebumps and vomit coming up from their throats. The deviant showing no signs of life. “W-What the hell-Just happened?" Hanked asked, trying to get his breath, as you simply looked at him, no emotion showing. "He killed himself because of high stress when Connor probed his memory. It's a way to get information about what happened, but instead of Connor getting it, they both got it, which brought anxiety and stress to the Suspect. That action was necessary since he wasn't talking or giving both of us helpful information; he got it himself. Now, we can really start the investigation; we're done here; if you'd excuse me, gentlemen, I will report to Fowler the incident." And with that, you left, leaving everyone but Connor in utter confusion and shock. But Connor wasn't just going to let you leave, as he followed you right out, Running to you. "Detective!" Stopping, you turned to Connor before smiling. "Connor, I told you to call me Y/n-" "How did you know I can probe Deviants memory? That's a tactic only Androids know." Not surprised that he asked this question, you sighed.

"I work with Androids, the Feds higher all kinds of different android Ranks, and my partners, just happen to be Androids." You lied, Connors LED turning yellow as he processed the information. "You knew the Probe technique would work; why didn't you tell me we needed to use it before going there?" Chuckling, your head shook."Connor, it was a last-minute decision, we were getting no answers from the deviant, and we had no time to discuss the matter; it seems that you did it right away when I asked, but you didn't have to do it. For the future and as a learner of experience, if you want things to work when having a partner or working with someone that's not an android, communication is something that I should have done. Another is standing up for what's right or wrong; if you thought probing the enemy's memory was a bad idea, it would have been wise to say something. Wrong feelings in dire situations can lead to good actions, but good feelings in dire situations can lead to bad decisions. Do you understand?" he simply nodded. "Yes, I think so." "Good, I know you and Hank might not trust me because I'm FBI, but the three of us have the same mission on our hands, to do what is right and to find the Deviant Savior, so we all have to work together whether we like it or not, so, I will take my leave and head to fowlers office, I will see you both when another case pulls up." Connor nodded. "Will do detective!” Turning with a sigh, you pointed to him. “We’ll work on that too, because my name is not detective Connor…”

“It’s Y/n.”

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[megamanrecut]

Alright, I've been busy and it's taking me awhile to get the next part of Diamond in the Rough up, so here's a little drabble/teaser for a short Become the Night interlude/sequel. (Note: I am in in a rush so apologies for the roughness/spelling errors lol also possible some details may change later for better continuity with everything)

Become the Night 2 Teaser (Now on Ao3)

It was a warm summer day outside Dr. Light’s laboratory. Dr. Light was away at a work conference, Rock and Roll had taken Rush into the city to go shopping, while Proto had stayed behind to work on the skycycle and be on call if Dr. Wily and Snake Man were to strike.

But the emergency satellite scanner remained quiet. Proto was bored—Dr. Wily hadn’t attacked in over a month, and his armor was sitting unused in a heap in his room, collecting dust. He was wondering if he should have gone into the city after all with Rock and Roll—shopping and malls weren’t his thing, but playing at the arcade with Rock and teasing Roll over her music tastes could be fun—

The doorbell rang.

Normally, Proto hated answering the door. Though Dr. Light’s laboratory was located in the country and didn’t receive many visitors, Proto preferred to ignore the few that came, who were mostly salesmen anyway. But today, Proto put down his tools, put on a pair of aviators, and answered the door.

Outside stood a man with short auburn hair. Despite the heat, he was dressed in a formal, tight-collared suit of black wool with orange embroidery and gold buttons. Everything about him looked extremely expensive, as though he were royalty—a strange visitor for Dr. Light’s boring, quiet laboratory in the country. He glanced around furtively, checking the lawn, then stared at Proto with familiar piercing pale eyes.

“Are you Proto?” he asked in a low voice, his lips barely moving, as though afraid the welcome doormat might be eavesdropping.

“Uh, yeah,” responded Proto without really thinking as he stared back (he was not dressed as ‘Break Man’, his public-facing hero identity, after all, nor did many know who ‘Proto’ was). 

The man (or android, as Proto had instantly figured out, despite the flawless disguise) nodded curtly. “My name is Mr. Turner. We haven’t met—“

“Oh I know who you are,” Proto interrupted, grinning broadly at Turner. There was no mistaking the resemblance of those pale eyes. “You’re Elec Man’s little brother!”

“I—what?” Turner wrinkled his nose. “I’m not—that’s not—“ He gave a small, annoyed cough, then changed the subject. “…Are you alone?”

“Yes.“ Proto opened the door wider. “Here, come in.”

Turner stepped warily over the threshold into the brightly lit foyer. After glancing around with a still expression, apparently listening to make sure Proto was actually alone, he began to walked around with perfect, straight backed grace, hands clasped behind his back.

“Checking for bugs,” Turner informed Proto in a cold, crisp tone as he inspected the dull knickknacks on the perfectly ordinary accent tables.

“Good idea, always forget to do that,” Proto replied, hiding a smirk. He was reminded a little bit of a peacock or a very self-conceited show dog.

Then he noticed Turner’s eyes were lingering on the framed pictures, and grimaced slightly inside. He wasn’t proud of this collection, especially not around a Syndicate member—most were family photos both dorky and domestic, yet it was a bit difficult to tell what Turner was thinking as he stared at them.

“So uh, what brings ya to this neck of the woods?” Proto prompted.

Turner turned his cold piercing stare on Proto. “I have a mission for you from your former employer. Top secret. I heard you used to do work for us…as some sort of assistant, or something.”

“Special asset, in the end—a mission from the Syndicate? Really?” Proto asked keenly, taking a step toward Turner.

A mission from the Syndicate would be dangerous��Syndicate missions were always dangerous. Proto missed the danger—fighting Dr. Wily and his goofy inventions didn’t have quite the same thrill as risking his life battling murderous scrappers and powerful mobsters. Yet, he had been placed in a forced retirement from vigilantism a year ago…still a bit of sore spot.

Turner’s eyes fell away from Proto to glance out a window. “Yes, but you must know, I can’t pay you for your work.”

“No problem. I will do it pro bono.”

“Then you accept?”

“Sure.”

“If you double cross me, I’ll make you regret every day for the rest of your short life.”

At this point, Proto was trying very hard not to laugh. The android was clearly trying to act both as impressively tough and coldly professional like Elec Man—a nigh impossible feat. “Of course. But…listen, junior, me and your older brother go way back. There’s no way I’d do anything to hurt you guys!”

“My name’s not ‘junior…’ Turner replied, bristling.

“Well, until you tell me your real name,” Proto responded with a lazy shrug. “And junior, no offense, while you’re earning extra credit in acting lofty and superior, you’re only a B in intimidation and a D in lying. Honestly I’m afraid if I even touched you you’d break like a china doll. Nice try, but lets can the gangster talk and cut to the chase.”

Turner looked affronted. “What do you mean?”

Lowering his voice, Proto took a step toward Turner, his amusement fading. “Junior…you’re supposed to be on a mission in California. You’re a long way from California. Call me crazy, but I don’t think you’re supposed to have any contact with me at all, least of all giving me orders! What the hell is going on? Where’s Elec Man?”

“I—I—” Turner appeared to be valiantly clinging on to his tough Syndicate facade, but a slight shiver shook his shoulders.  “I don’t know,” he admitted finally.

“…Is he in danger?”

Turner’s head almost made a small jerk, as though he were about to nod, but he quickly controlled it and said, sounding genuinely lost, “I don’t know. We—I—need Cypher’s help.” 

For a brief moment, Turner had looked imploringly at Proto, but then his gaze had darted away again.

Suddenly, the situation seemed much less fun, though Proto gave Turner a reassuring smile. “Well you got 'im. C’mon. We’ll take our air raider.”

Continued in Part 2

[vintageslideshow]

dammit, look what fell into my cart today

It happened again: today's thrifted slide/neg/print scanner is a Kodak P461. With the Kodak name on it, you would expect high quality.

But no, not quite, it was made by Pandigital in 2010, and they produced many fine products in the "best try" category. (Eight years later I still can't find my Pandigital e-reader that uses Android 3.) But with a $6 pricetag I can't complain about whatever I get. So this beast can scan prints up to 4x6 at 300dpi or 600dpi and slides at 1200dpi. The only things missing from this box are the manual (this is what the Internet is for) and half of the included MicroSD card, plus they pried the SD card adaptor open. Uh, okay, that's some pent-up aggressions there, so I'll just use one of my stray SD cards, thank you. Also included for some reason was a Targus SD card reader, so maybe that's just a swap or peace offering for the destroyed storage. Happily included are the calibration sheet, the slide and film adaptors, and the three cleaner accessories, along with the power cord and USB cable -- this scans to the SD card and runs on four AA batteries, but can be plugged into the wall and connected to the computer to either use the card as a memory device in My Computer or (with Kodak's drivers, which were on the destroyed card) saved directly to the computer. Another one of those "no computer needed, just give me a photo and I'll scan it to the card" doohickies. The difference between this Kodak (and last time's VuPoint) and most other standalones is this thing actually does scan rather than just take a photo. So you'd think the pictures would come out better?

Using the same slides for demo as I have used in the past...

Same issue -- despite scanning at 1200dpi they come out a bit jaggy despite the original being an analog film photo. Okay, so now let's try the print from a previous test also:

I will grant them credit that the sensor calibrator sheet works. I will also tell you that no matter how many times and ways I have cleaned it (by the instructions: use the cleaner tool; by geek standards: use canned air) there's still dust on the result that isn't on the print, just a lot less streaking than in the previous three runs through; the right photo is a zoom so you can see the dust more clearly.

But like the VuPoint, it automatically senses the edges incorrectly. Side-by-side are the result of scanning the last Hippies slide and what the thing really looks like according to my Epson scanner:

The purpose of the purple across the bottom is padding I put so the two images would be the same length and centering... thus you note that the top is the top, the right side is the right side, the left side got cropped by about 40 pixels, and the bottom was cropped by 117 pixels. I have no complaints about the color this time, though. The grain, yes, and the fact that it cropped the tail for no reason, but not the Kodak's slightly 'cooler' take and better balance that reduced the sunny golden tone and clarified the people in blue in the background to make the photo more aesthetic.

So I rate this one a bit higher than the last one, but still a quick and dirty amateur solution rather than anything you should rely on.

[authorityissues]

i think it would be neat to have a scanner and not take android photos of my notebooks. they're not even that expensive lmfao

[edje123]

I’ve started 3D scanning places that are important to me. The scans let me see a full 3D map of the place again whenever I want. They’ve got all the shapes and the colors. They capture things I didn’t even notice were there until afterwards!

For places like my apartment or my childhood home, I’ll take in depth scans of each room and stitch them together into one model. But, for some places I just take a scan from my perspective without moving around at all. As long as I view the 3D model from that perspective, it’s like having a little snippet of that moment.

Sometimes I scan objects too. I have an iPhone with LiDAR (lasers that tell the phone how far away stuff is) and I use that for rooms, but you don’t need that to use photogrammetry (algorithms that figure out how an object should look in 3D just from a bunch of photos of it taken in a circle) which is way better at objects anyway.

If you’re on iOS, I like to use 3D Scanner App or Scaniverse. If you’ve got an iPhone 12 Pro/Pro Max or any newer Pro or Pro Max model, you can use LiDAR, but both of those apps support photogrammetry as well as some other methods for capturing spaces.

For Android, Polycam is probably your best bet, but be aware that most of the apps available for android do their processing in the cloud, so they usually only let you do a few scans for free. Polycam lets you get some additional free credits by jumping through hoops, but YMMV so try out some other apps as well.

If you want to stitch models together, you can export them (I’ve had a lot of success with exporting to the OBJ format, but it depends on what program you want to send it to) and import it into 3D modeling software like Fusion360 (runs on your computer, there’s a free personal edition if you make an account) or SketchUp (runs in your browser, free).

@fairycosmos / Comic by @shhhitsfine / Comic by @incendavery

[funinformatique]

Empreinte digitale : Google vous possède déja

Aujourd’hui, déverrouiller son téléphone est devenu aussi simple que de poser son doigt. Que votre lecteur d’empreinte se trouve à l’arrière, sur le bouton principal ou directement sous l’écran, c’est un réflexe quotidien. En un seul geste, vous accédez à tout : vos messages, vos applis, vos comptes bancaires, vos photos. Et il faut bien l’avouer : c’est rapide, fluide, pratique. Bien plus que de taper un code à 6 chiffres quand on a les mains pleines ou les yeux à moitié fermés. Mais… derrière cette facilité, savez-vous vraiment ce que vous acceptez ? L'empreinte digitale est une protection pas si solide Beaucoup pensent que l’empreinte digitale est le summum de la sécurité. C’est unique, personnel, inimitable… non ? Pas vraiment. Car contrairement aux apparences, la reconnaissance d’empreintes digitales peut être trompée. Et parfois, avec des méthodes d’une simplicité désarmante. Imaginez : quelqu’un vous tend un verre d’eau lors d’un rendez-vous. Vous buvez, vous le reposez. Ce simple geste suffit pour laisser une empreinte exploitable. Exactement comme dans un film d’espionnage... sauf que cette fois, ce n’est pas de la fiction. Voici comment certains pirates s’y prennent : Ils récupèrent un objet que vous avez touché (verre, poignée, écran...). Ils le scannent ou prennent une photo haute définition de votre main. Ensuite, à l’aide d’un logiciel de retouche, ils isolent et optimisent les détails de votre empreinte. Ils l’impriment sur une feuille d’acétate (ça coûte quelques centimes). Ils déposent une fine couche de colle à bois sur l’image, la laissent sécher, puis la décollent. Résultat : une fausse peau qui reproduit votre empreinte. Et cette technique, aussi artisanale qu’elle soit, fonctionne encore sur de nombreux capteurs intégrés dans les smartphones. Mais alors… tous les capteurs se valent-ils ? Heureusement, tous ne sont pas aussi facilement trompés. Il existe trois grands types de capteurs que l’on retrouve dans les téléphones actuels. En voici un petit tour d’horizon :  1. Les capteurs optiques Ils capturent une image en 2D de votre empreinte à l’aide d’une lumière. Ils sont simples, répandus et bon marché. Mais c’est aussi la technologie la plus facile à duper. Un faux moulage bien fait ou une bonne photo suffisent souvent à les contourner. 2. Les capteurs capacitifs Ici, on mesure les différences de charge électrique entre les crêtes et les creux de votre peau. Ils offrent une meilleure précision que les capteurs optiques. Mais là encore, certains matériaux ou techniques (comme des films conducteurs) peuvent les tromper. 3. Les capteurs ultrasoniques Les plus sophistiqués. Ils utilisent des ondes sonores haute fréquence pour analyser votre empreinte en 3D, en pénétrant légèrement sous la surface de la peau. Mieux encore : certains détectent même la circulation sanguine, rendant la tâche bien plus difficile pour les faussaires. Mais attention, tous les capteurs ultrasoniques ne se valent pas. Les modèles d’entrée ou de milieu de gamme privilégient souvent la rapidité à la rigueur. Résultat : ils acceptent parfois une empreinte “suffisamment proche” au lieu d’être parfaitement identique. Pratique… mais dangereux. Et Android, dans tout ça ? Est-ce sécurisé ? Sur Android, vos empreintes sont normalement enregistrées localement, dans un espace sécurisé du téléphone, qu’on appelle le Trusted Execution Environment (ou TEE). Ce compartiment est isolé du reste du système et chiffré, ce qui signifie que même Google ou le fabricant ne peut pas y accéder. C’est rassurant, non ? Oui, mais à condition de ne pas utiliser n’importe quelle application. 👉 Certaines applis malveillantes ou non vérifiées peuvent vous demander de scanner votre doigt autrement, ou de prendre une photo. Refusez toujours. Votre empreinte ne doit être capturée que par le système Android intégré, jamais par un outil tiers. Et vérifiez aussi que votre constructeur respecte bien les protocoles de sécurité imposés par Android. Car certains

utilisent leur propre système de gestion des empreintes… et ce n’est pas toujours une bonne idée.  BrutePrint : l’attaque qui force votre empreinte Voici maintenant une menace bien réelle : BrutePrint, une technique dévoilée par des chercheurs de Tencent Labs et de l’Université de Zhejiang. Le principe ? Soumettre des centaines, voire des milliers de fausses empreintes au capteur, jusqu’à ce que l’une d’elles “colle” suffisamment à la vôtre. On pourrait penser qu’Android bloque ce genre d’attaques après quelques tentatives ratées. C’est vrai… mais BrutePrint contourne ces protections en exploitant une faille système. Le plus inquiétant ? Il ne faut pas de supercalculateur pour réussir ce type d’attaque. Il suffit : d’avoir le téléphone physiquement en main, d’utiliser un petit appareil externe, et d’avoir accès à une base de données d’empreintes (disponibles, oui, parfois même légalement !). Ce qu’on ne peut pas changer : l’identité biologique Et c’est bien là le cœur du problème. Un mot de passe corrompu, ça se change. Une empreinte volée ? Non. Elle vous identifie toute votre vie. Si votre code PIN est piraté, vous en choisissez un nouveau. Mais si quelqu’un obtient une copie de votre empreinte digitale, vous n’avez aucun recours. C’est une clé biométrique que vous ne pouvez ni modifier, ni désactiver. Imaginez qu’un jour, elle soit utilisée pour vous faire passer pour quelqu’un d’autre… ou pour vous voler l’accès à vos services les plus sensibles. C’est votre identité numérique qui est en jeu. Comment protéger son empreinte digitale ? Pas question de jeter votre téléphone ou de bannir les empreintes ! Mais mieux vaut adopter quelques bons réflexes pour éviter les mauvaises surprises : Utilisez uniquement le système de reconnaissance intégré d’Android. N’enregistrez pas vos empreintes via des applications tierces. Ajoutez un mot de passe fort en complément de la reconnaissance biométrique. Supprimez vos empreintes de l’appareil si vous le revendez ou le donnez. Restez informé des mises à jour de sécurité de votre appareil.

[bestreviewstablet]

Lenovo Tab M11, 11-inch Tablet

Lenovo Tab M11, 11-inch Tablet Display, MediaTek Helio G88 Octa-Core, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, 1920x1200 px, Ambient Light-Sensor, 10 Hour Battery, Comes with Folio Case, Pen, Luna Grey

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DISCOVER SEAMLESS PRODUCTIVITY: Effortlessly juggle multiple applications and browser tabs without frustrating slowdowns, thanks to the generous 128GB SSD internal storage. PLUG-IN ON THE FLY: Easily connect your accessories and transfer files at lightning speeds with the USB-C port and 3.5 mm audio jack. POWER UP FOR THE LONG TRAIL: Tack your creativity wherever it strikes with up to 10 hours of uninterrupted battery life. PREMIUM VIEWING AT ITS BEST: You can enjoy a seamless viewing experience wherever you are thanks to the brilliant ambient light sensor.

The Lenovo Tab M11 is a versatile device designed for both productivity and entertainment. Here’s a breakdown of its key features based on the information provided: Design and Portability: The Lenovo Tab M11 is designed to be sleek and portable, making it easy to carry around whether you're working or streaming content. Performance: It is powered by the MediaTek Helio G88 Octa-Core processor, which offers reliable performance for both work/study tasks and entertainment.

Display: The Android tablet features an 11-inch 1920x1200 WUXGA display, promising vibrant visuals with detailed clarity for graphics, photos, and video content. Storage: It comes equipped with a generous 128GB SSD internal storage, allowing you to store many files, apps, and media without experiencing slowdowns.

Connectivity: It supports fast connectivity with a USB-C port for accessories and file transfers, as well as a 3.5 mm audio jack for headphones or external speakers. Battery Life: The WiFi tablet boasts up to 10 hours of battery life, ensuring you can stay productive or entertained for extended periods without needing to recharge frequently.

Ambient Light Sensor: It features an ambient light sensor for optimized viewing experiences in various lighting conditions, enhancing the quality of the display. This Lenovo Tab M11 11-inch Tablet comes with a Lenovo Tab Pen and Grey Folio Case. Improve Productivity: Explore smarter with compatible Lenovo Tab Pen on Nebo, WPS Office, MyScript Calculator 2, and more.

Lenovo Tab Pen: Fuel your kids' smart learning journey through taking notes and more. Accelerate learning with split-screen multitasking for seamless engagement. Enjoy immersive reading with a TUV Eye Care Certified display for focused reading. All-around protection with the built-in pen holder and convertible stand.

Learn through the camera: Scan documents with our AI smart scanner, converting images to secure A4 PDFs in a snap with the 8MP camera. Seamless collaboration: Boost the learning experience with Lenovo Freestyle. Upscale durable design with water & dust resistance (IP52).

Lenovo Premium Care: Hassle-free solution for all your tech support needs. Protect your tablet from accidental damage with Lenovo's Accidental Damage Protection One service, avoiding extra repair costs. Extended Lenovo Services are available for purchase. Services are not included in the tablet and require payment. Overall, the Lenovo Tab M11 seems well-suited for users who need a combination of performance, portability, and immersive viewing capabilities, making it a versatile option for both work and leisure activities.

Technical Details: Brand: Lenovo Series: Tab M11 Item model number: ZADA0043US Operating System: Android 13 Standing screen display size: 11 Inches Display: 11-inch WUXGA Screen Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1200 pixels Max Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1200

Chipset Brand: MediaTek Card Description: Integrated Processor: MediaTek Helio G88 Octa-Core RAM: 4 GB Storage: 128 GB SSD Wireless Type: 802.11bgn WiFi Tablet: Yes SIM Card: No

Color: Gray Rear Webcam Resolution: 13 MP Processor Brand: MediaTek Flash Memory Size: 128 GB (SD card Support Expandable) USB-C port: Yes 3.5 mm audio jack: Yes Quad Dolby Atmos Speakers: Yes

1. Item Weight: 1.03 pounds 2. Item Dimensions LxWxH: 6.54 x 10 x 0.28 inches Power Source: Battery Powered Battery: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) Average Battery Life (in hours): 10 Hours Best Sellers Rank: #6,509 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #182 in Computer Tablets Date First Available on Amazon.com: December 19, 2023

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Step-by-Step Guide to Snag a Free Government Tablet

Let’s be honest: Applying for government stuff feels like trying to assemble IKEA furniture without the instructions. You know the tablet is free, but the process? Mysterious. Annoying. Maybe even a little sketchy. But guess what? I’ve helped my neighbor, my cousin, and even my kid’s soccer coach get theirs—and I’ll spill exactly how they did it. No fluff. No jargon. Just straight talk.

Here’s the deal: 1 in 4 low-income families still can’t afford decent tech (thanks, Pew Research). Kids are typing essays on phones, job applications time out on shaky Wi-Fi, and Grandma hasn’t Zoomed her grandkids in months. A free tablet fixes that. Let’s cut through the red tape.

Step 1: Are You Eligible? (Spoiler: You Probably Are)

The government doesn’t make this obvious, but the bar is lower than you think. You qualify if:

You earn under 29,160/year(single)or29,160/year(single)or60,000 for a family of 4.

You’re on any assistance program—SNAP, Medicaid, WIC, SSI, Section 8, or even free school lunches.

You live on Tribal lands (extra perks here).

Wait—did you just eye-roll? My cousin did too. She thought her part-time job disqualified her. Turns out, her daughter’s free school lunches got them approved. Check EVERY program you’re part of.

Pro hack: Use the National Verifier tool (link below)—it’s like a TikTok quiz but for eligibility. Takes 90 seconds. No email needed.

Step 2: Pick a Provider That Won’t Ghost You

Not all providers are equal. Some drag their feet. Others send tablets that feel like relics from 2012. Stick with these:

Assurance Wireless: Free tablet + data in states like CA, TX, FL. Avoid their customer service at 5 PM—it’s chaos.

Q Link Wireless: No contracts. Decent Samsung tablets. But set reminders to renew your ACP yearly—they’ll drop you fast.

Cintex Wireless: Unlimited data (yes, Netflix counts). Perfect for job training videos or Wednesday marathons.

Red flags: If a provider asks for $$ upfront, RUN. The tablet and plan are 100% free. Period.

Step 3: Paperwork—Without the Panic Attack

You’ll need:

ID: Driver’s license, passport, or that state ID buried in your junk drawer.

Proof of Income/Benefits: Recent pay stub, tax return, or a screenshot of your SNAP portal (yes, screenshots work!).

Proof of Address: Utility bill, lease, or even a letter from a shelter.

Lost your documents? My buddy used a library printout of his Medicaid approval email. Got through. Be scrappy.

Life saver: Create a folder on your phone called “FREE TABLET.” Dump pics of your docs there. Thank yourself later.

Step 4: Apply Like You’re Ordering Takeout

Online is fastest:

Go to your provider’s site. (Pro tip: Use Chrome—their sites hate Safari.)

Click “Apply for ACP” or “Get Free Tablet.”

Upload your docs. No scanner? Use your phone camera + the Google Drive app to make PDFs.

Submit. Screenshot your confirmation number like it’s a concert ticket.

Mailing it? Send copies (NOT originals) via certified mail. Track it like your ex’s Instagram.

In-person: Libraries and nonprofits help FOR FREE. Bring coffee—they’re underpaid heroes.

Step 5: The Wait (and How to Not Lose Your Mind)

Approval takes 7-10 days. Use this time to:

Clear space on your Wi-Fi router.

Check your email spam folder daily. Approval emails love hiding there.

Got it? Sweet. Your tablet ships in 5-10 days. Most are refurbished Androids—nothing fancy, but they work. My neighbor’s kid got one with a cracked screen protector (thanks, USPS). She called Assurance, and they sent a new one.

Denied? Don’t quit. Common fixes:

Resubmit a clearer ID photo (glare is the enemy).

Switch providers. Some are pickier than others.

Burned by the Process? Here’s Your Fix Kit

“Tablet arrived broken!” Demand a replacement. Providers have 30-day warranties.

“I moved!” Update your address ASAP—before it ships.

“Can I get an iPad?” Nope. But pair the free data plan with your own device.

FAQs—Answered by Someone Who’s Been There

“Is this a scam?” Nope. But scammers exist. Never pay fees or give your SSN to sketchy sites. Stick to the providers I listed.

“What if I’m homeless?” Use a shelter address, outreach program, or even a friend’s place. You still qualify.

“Can I keep my phone number?” Yep! Tell your provider to port it over.

“Will they cancel me if my income changes?” Nope. Once approved, you’re good for a year. Reapply then.

Don’t Skip These Links

National Verifier Tool: Eligibility check in 2 mins.

FCC Complaint Hub: Report shady providers here.

Local Library: Free help with applications (and free Wi-Fi while you wait).

Go Get That Tablet—Before It’s Too Late

Government programs vanish faster than free samples at Costco. I’ve seen single moms use these tablets to finish nursing degrees and teens land first jobs via LinkedIn. Your turn.

Today’s Game Plan:

Check eligibility (link above).

Pick a provider (Assurance for speed, Cintex for data).

Apply before the funding well dries up.

Still skeptical? Think of it this way: Worst case, you waste 20 minutes. Best case? Free tech that changes your life. Not bad odds.

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Realme GT 7 Price, Availability, Design And Performance

Realme GT 7

The China-released Realme GT 7 improved smartphone performance on April 23, 2025. The GT 7's power, performance, and futuristic design reveal Realme's determination to challenge Samsung, Xiaomi, and OnePlus flagships.

The Realme GT 7's design, hardware, camera, and global release are addressed.

Display & Design

Like its predecessors, the Realme GT 7 is stylish and useful. The smartphone has a polished steel frame and a Nebula Blue and Starry Night Black glass back.

A 6.78-inch AMOLED screen with 144 Hz refresh rate and 1.5K resolution fronts the GT 7. Bright colours, deep blacks, and smooth scrolling make this screen spectacular. The display's 2,160Hz PWM dimming enhances low-light gaming, binge-watching, and everyday use.

Performance

The GT 7's next-generation MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ chipset and 3nm CPU are major advancements. Higher CPU and GPU speeds, efficiency, and AI processing than prior generations.

Realme promises rapid multitasking, app opening, and data transfer with up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 1TB of UFS 4.0 storage. Game visuals and productivity are good on Realme GT 7.

Advanced vapour chamber cooling lowers phone temperature after long usage or intense gaming.

Batteries and charging

Battery life is another GT 7 highlight. Its 7,200mAh battery is one of the largest on a premium phone. One charge gives this massive capacity over two days of constant use.

Realme doesn't lose battery capacity for charging speed. GT 7 can be charged from 0% to 50% in 15 minutes with 100W SuperVOOC quick charging. For busy individuals, its durability and rapid charging is groundbreaking.

Cam System

Realme invested much on the GT 7's camera. The phone has three cameras:

50MP Sony IMX890 OIS primary sensor.

Ultra-Wide 8MP Lens.

2-megapixel macro.

The main sensor captures sharp, color-accurate photos in bright and dim light. HDR, night photography, and scene detection benefit from AI. Even though they're not innovative, macro and ultra-wide lenses provide casual photographers additional alternatives.

A punch-hole hides a 32MP selfie camera on the front. Real-time beautification, 4K video capturing, and AI-powered social media photo enhancements are available.

AI, Software Features

Realme GT 7 comes with Realme UI 6.0 on Android 15. The UI is simple, fast, and customisable.

The way this device integrates AI-enhanced functionality is unique. This includes:

AI-based scene recognition.

Instant AI translation.

Performance and battery management using AI resource allocation. Picture filters, AI Night Mode.

These features enhance smartphone use and productivity by making it more fluid and intelligent.

Additional Features & Connectivity

Features of Realme GT 7:

5G and global band support.

WiFi 7 for lightning-fast internet.

5.4 Bluetooth.

screen-mounted fingerprint scanner.

HD audio and stereo speakers.

Realme also has IP65 water and dust protection, making it more durable in difficult environments.

Differences between Realme GT 7 and GT 7 Pro

Despite many similarities, the GT 7 Pro is the ultra-premium option with enhancements like:

Generation 4 Snapdragon 8.

Periscope zoom.

Vegan leather or ceramic.

Fast 120-watt charging.

An LPTO AMOLED display.

The GT 7 is more balanced, prioritising performance above luxury.

Available Worldwide

Realme GT 7, released on April 23, 2025, is only available in China. The company has not declared a global or Indian release date.

Due to the GT series' popularity and the GT 7 Pro's global success, the Realme GT 7 is expected to launch in India, Europe, and Southeast Asia in May or June 2025.

The cost in China

CNY 2,799 (~$385) for 8GB+256GB.

CNY 3,199 ($440) for 12GB+512GB.

CNY 3,799 ($520) for 16GB + 1TB.

The GT 7 will undercut rivals while offering equivalent top specifications, although costs may vary internationally.

Concluding

Realme GT 7 is another flagship and upper mid-range attempt by Realme to rule the market. With its powerful Dimensity 9400+ processor, huge battery, AI-enhanced camera, and smooth AMOLED display, the GT 7 may be one of the most cheap smartphones of 2025.

If Realme prices the GT 7 competitively internationally, it may become the top choice for budget-conscious flagship users.

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Redmi Note 14 Pro Price: A Power-Packed Performer with Unbeatable Value

Redmi Note 14 Pro Price: Premium Performance at an Accessible Cost

Redmi has consistently redefined expectations in the mid-range smartphone market, and with the release of the Redmi Note 14 Pro, that tradition continues. This latest model offers a stunning blend of design, performance, and value — all while staying within a price range that’s remarkably approachable for most users.

If you're looking for a smartphone that delivers near-flagship quality without the premium pricing, the Redmi Note 14 Pro could be exactly what you need.

Striking Design Meets Durability

The Redmi Note 14 Pro is built to turn heads. Its sleek glass back, polished aluminum frame, and refined edges offer a premium feel, often reserved for much more expensive devices. The minimal camera module on the back adds a modern aesthetic, while the available color variants — including Deep Gray, Ice Blue, and Aurora Gold — give users stylish choices to match their personality.

Display Built for Immersion

At the heart of the device is a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. This means vibrant colors, deep contrasts, and ultra-smooth scrolling across apps, games, and web content. The display is further protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2, making it more resistant to scratches and accidental drops.

For users who spend a lot of time streaming videos, editing photos, or gaming, the viewing experience is a major highlight of this device.

Power That Keeps Up With You

Under the hood, the Redmi Note 14 Pro is powered by a MediaTek Helio G100 Ultra processor, optimized for speed and efficiency. Whether you're juggling multiple apps, diving into graphics-heavy games, or handling productivity tasks, this processor ensures lag-free performance.

The phone is available with up to 12GB RAM and storage configurations reaching 512GB, which means plenty of space and multitasking power for everything you need — now and in the future.

Flagship-Level Camera Setup

Photography on the Redmi Note 14 Pro is a standout experience. The phone boasts a 200MP primary sensor, allowing for extremely detailed and sharp photos in various lighting conditions. The camera setup also includes an 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens for capturing landscapes and a 2MP macro lens for close-up shots.

On the front, a 32MP selfie camera handles portraits and video calls with clarity and natural color tones. AI enhancements make every photo social-media ready, straight from the shutter.

Long-Lasting Battery and Fast Charging

A 5500mAh battery powers the Note 14 Pro, easily lasting a full day of heavy usage. From morning emails to evening streaming, the phone is designed to keep up. Fast charging technology also ensures that even when the battery runs low, you won’t be tethered to a charger for long.

Smooth Software Experience

Running on HyperOS based on Android 14, the user interface is both intuitive and customizable. The phone comes with useful tools like advanced gaming modes, AI task management, and system optimization settings that enhance performance while saving energy.

Features like an in-display fingerprint scanner, AI face unlock, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, and IP64 splash resistance all add to the premium experience.

The Price Factor: Value That Speaks Volumes

What truly sets the Redmi Note 14 Pro apart is how much it offers for its cost. It delivers features that rival flagship smartphones, yet remains well within reach for most buyers. The pricing strategy reinforces Redmi’s mission: to make powerful, stylish, and feature-rich smartphones accessible to a broader audience.

Final Thoughts

The Redmi Note 14 Pro is more than just a smartphone — it’s a statement. It proves that modern mobile innovation doesn’t have to come with an ultra-premium cost. With its exceptional design, powerhouse performance, advanced camera system, and long-lasting battery, the Note 14 Pro checks all the right boxes.

For users seeking exceptional value, smart features, and a device that stands out in every way, the Redmi Note 14 Pro is a top contender in its class.

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Redmi Note 14 Pro Price: A Power-Packed Performer with Unbeatable Value

In a market where flagship smartphones often come with overwhelming price tags, Redmi continues to disrupt expectations with its Note series. The Redmi Note 14 Pro is a shining example of this philosophy — combining top-tier features, modern design, and high-end performance at a price point that remains surprisingly accessible.

Let’s take a closer look at why the Redmi Note 14 Pro is one of the most value-driven smartphones available today.

A Flagship Look Without the Flagship Cost

The first thing you’ll notice about the Redmi Note 14 Pro is its striking design. Crafted with a premium glass back and a sleek aluminum frame, this device easily holds its own next to more expensive competitors. The camera island is minimal and futuristic, while the overall finish feels solid and elegant.

Offered in a range of bold and subtle color options, the design caters to both the modern minimalist and the expressive trend-setter.

Immersive AMOLED Display

The Redmi Note 14 Pro sports a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a buttery-smooth 120Hz refresh rate. Colors are vibrant, blacks are deep, and the display handles brightness like a champ, making it ideal for both indoor use and direct sunlight.

Whether you're watching movies, scrolling through social media, or playing games, the screen delivers a flagship-level visual experience at a price that feels too good to be true.

High-Performance Engine

Under the hood, the device is powered by the MediaTek Helio G100 Ultra chipset. This processor offers impressive efficiency and speed, capable of handling demanding games, video editing, and multitasking without a hiccup.

With RAM options up to 12GB and storage configurations up to 512GB, the Redmi Note 14 Pro offers plenty of room and performance for everyday users, content creators, and even mobile gamers.

Pro-Level Photography

One of the standout features is the 200MP main camera, which delivers stunning clarity and detail even in low-light settings. Supporting this is an 8MP ultra-wide lens that captures expansive landscapes, and a 2MP macro sensor for those up-close shots.

The 32MP front camera ensures your selfies are sharp and social-media ready, supported by AI enhancements for natural tones and lighting balance.

Battery That Keeps Going

Equipped with a 5500mAh battery, the Redmi Note 14 Pro easily supports a full day of active usage. From early meetings to late-night streaming sessions, the battery won’t leave you stranded. And thanks to fast charging technology, you can quickly power up without long waits.

Feature-Packed Software Experience

Running on HyperOS based on Android 14, the software is clean, smooth, and user-friendly. It includes useful tools like:

In-display fingerprint scanner

AI-based face unlock

Dolby Atmos stereo speakers

Game Turbo for enhanced gaming performance

IP64 water and dust resistance

These features add convenience and elevate the user experience to a premium level.

Redmi Note 14 Pro Price: The Real Game-Changer

What truly makes the Redmi Note 14 Pro a standout is its value for money. It offers features that are often reserved for flagship models — stunning display, professional-grade cameras, reliable performance, and a robust build — all while staying in a price range that’s accessible for most users.

Whether you're a student, a tech enthusiast, or someone looking to upgrade without overspending, this phone delivers more than you’d expect.

Final Verdict

The Redmi Note 14 Pro proves that you don’t need to spend a fortune to get a premium smartphone experience. It offers a rare combination of style, substance, and affordability, making it one of the best options in its segment.

If you're looking for a phone that delivers on design, power, and performance — without a premium price tag — the Redmi Note 14 Pro deserves a top spot on your list.

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Canon Maxify MB2740 4 in 1 Colour Printer All-In-One colour inkjet for home offices. The Canon MAXIFY MB2740 provides mobile printing and cloud integration, while its 500-sheet paper capacity and fast 24ipm mono print speed maximise productivity. General Specifications Functions: Print, Copy, Scan, Fax, Wi-Fi, Ethernet + Cloud Link Printer Specifications: Print Margins (min.) Top: 3mm, Bottom: 5mm, Left & Right: 3.4mm Print Technology: Inkjet, FINE print head Mono Print Speed: 24.0 ipm mono A4¹ Colour Print Speed: 15.5 ipm colour A4¹ First-Print-Out Time Mono: 6 sec (ready) / 10 sec (sleep) Colour: 7 sec (ready) / 12 sec (sleep) Two Sided Printing Automatic (A4, LTR plain paper) Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) Up to 50-sheets Cartridges and Yields Standard Ink Cartridges: Dual Resistant High Density ink 4 ink tanks (Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow) Optional XL Ink Cartridges: PGI-1400XL BK (1200 pages)¹ PGI-1400XL C (1020 pages)¹ PGI-1400XL M (780 pages)¹ PGI-1400XL Y (935 pages)¹ Colour ink tanks (CMY) average yield: 900 pages¹ Paper Support Paper Types: Plain Paper Envelopes (DL, COM10, C5, Monarch) Canon High Resolution Paper (HR-101N) Canon Matte (MP-101) Canon Pro Luster (LU-101) Canon Plus Semi-gloss (SG-201) Canon Plus Glossy II (PP-201) Canon Glossy Everyday Use (GP-501) Maximum Paper Input: Upper cassette: 250 sheets of plain paper Lower cassette: 250 sheets of plain paper Paper Sizes: Plain paper: A4, A5, B5, LTR, LGL Photo paper: A4, LTR, 20x25cm, 13x18cm, 10x15cm Custom sizes: Width 89-215.9 mm, Length 127-355.6 mm Paper Weight: Plain paper: 64 - 105 g/m² Canon photo paper up to 275 g/m² Scanner Specifications: Scanner Type: Flatbed, ADF CIS colour scanner Scan Speed: Simplex. 15.5 ipm Col¹ Simplex. 18.5 ipm B/W¹ Scanner Resolution (Optical): Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi¹ Scanning Depth (Input / Output): Colour: 48 bit / 24 bit Greyscale: 16 bit / 8 bit Maximum Document Size: Flatbed: A4, LTR (216x297mm) ADF: A4, LTR, LGL Copier Specifications Copy Speed: ADF colour: 11.5 ipm¹ ADF mono: 22.0 ipm¹ Copy Quality: Standard, High Multiple Copy: Up to 99 pages Copy Functions: Frame Erase, Collate, 2-on-1, 4-on-1 Copy Zoom: 25-400%, Fit to Page Fax Specifications Fax Type: Super G3 / Colour Fax Resolution: Mono: up to 300 x 300dpi Colour: 200 x 200 dpi Fax Speed: Mono: approx. 3 sec. (33.6kbps)¹ Colour: approx. 1 min. (33.6kbps)¹ Fax Memory: Up to 250 pages Coded Speed Dialing: Max. 100 locations Group Dial: Max. 99 locations Interface Display Type & Size: 7.5cm colour touch screen Connectivity Wired LAN: Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Ethernet 10/100Mbps (auto switchable) USB flash memory port (A type) Wireless LAN: Wi-Fi IEEE802.11 b/g/n¹ Wireless LAN Frequency Band: 2.4GHz Access Point Mode Please refer to the user manual for instructions on how to activate/deactivate the wireless LAN. Software Supported Operating Systems: Chrome OS Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / 7 SP1 / Vista SP2 Windows Server 2008 / 2008 R2 / 2012 / 2012 R2 Mac OS X v10.8.5 or later Supported Mobile Systems: iOS, Android, Windows RT, Windows 10 Mobile Minimum System Requirements: Windows: Internet Explorer 8, internet connection or CD-ROM Mac: Safari 5 and internet connection Display: 1024x768 or higher Software Included: Printer driver and fax driver Quick Utility Toolbox IJ Network Device Setup Utility Easy-WebPrint EX Physical Features Weight: 12.1kg Dimensions (W x D x H): 463 x 389 x 320 mm 463 x 459 x 320 mm (paper installed) Acoustic Noise Levels: Approx. 56 dB(A)¹ Recommended Operating Environment: Temperature: 15-30°C Humidity: 10-80%RH (no dew condensation) Power Source: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz Duty Cycle: up to 20,000 pages¹ Power Consumption: Standby (scanning lamp is off) USB connection to PC : approx. 0.9 Ｗ Standby (all ports connected, scanning lamp is off) : approx. 1.7 W Time to enter Standby mode : approx. 7 mins OFF : approx. 0.2 W Copying (USB connection to PC): approx. 26 W¹ Typical Electricity Consumption: 0.15 kWh¹ Recommended Print Volume: 200-1000 pages / month

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Xiaomi Redmi Note 11E 5G price in Bangladesh 2024

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Below are the Xiaomi Redmi Note 11E 5G pricing in Bangladesh, complete specs, reviews, and ratings for each feature.

Model: Xiaomi Redmi Note 11E 5G

BD Price: 18,000 Taka (Expected)

Colors: Gray, Silver & Atlantic Blue

Display: 6.58-inch IPS LCD display (1080 x 2408 pixels)

Camera: Back: 50MP+2MP & Front: 5MP

Variant: 4GB/128GB & 6GB/128GB

Processor: Octa-core 2.2 GHz Cortex

Battery: Li-Po 5000 mAh

Full specifications:

Details:

This item was released on March 18, 2022, after the business made the announcement on March 02, 2022.

Display:

6.58-inch IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen with capability for 16 million colors The Type-V Notch Display phone features a PPI of 401 and a pixel resolution of 1080 x 2408.

Body and sensors:

The mobile phone comes in three different colors and is made of glass on the front and plastic on the back and frame. Gray, silver, and Atlantic blue are the hues. being a proximity sensor, compass, and accelerometer. The fingerprint scanner on the side operates quickly and correctly. Face unlock is nearly accurate.

Network:

The phone operates with networks that are 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G. On the phone, GPRS and EDGE HSPA, LTE-A (CA), and 5G speed.

Performance:

Android 11 operating system and Mediatek MT6833 Dimensity 700 (7 nm), Octa-core (2×2.2 GHz Cortex-A76 & 6×2.0 GHz Cortex-A55) processor on the phone.

RAM and ROM:

The phone was introduced by the firm in two different versions: 4GB/128GB and 6GB/128GB. Graphics and RAM are sufficiently good for gaming. Games with full HD visuals can be played effortlessly and with ease.

Camera:

The Back of the phone has a 50MP+2MP camera with which you can record beautiful quality pictures and a maximum of 1080p@30fps video.

You can snap stunning photos and selfies with the 5MP selfie camera on the front. The front camera can capture up to 1080p video at 30 frames per second.

Battery:

The smartphone is powered by a 5000 mAh non-removable Li-Po battery, which allows you to standby for up to 110 hours on average and browse the internet for 13:30 hours. You can converse on 3G for about 30 hours when fully charged. When using 18W fast charging, the phone will take roughly two hours to fully charge.

The cost of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 11e 5g in Bangladesh:

The beginning price of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 11e 5g in Bangladesh is 18,000 Taka (estimated).

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