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What am I supposed to do when my storage space is running out?
I take way too many photos and videos, and now my Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra storage is getting close to full. I don't really want to change the phone just because of storage. What do you guys normally do in this situation?
I never thought door shelf space would matter until my bigger bottles stopped fitting properly
The fridge has plenty of overall space but the door storage feels awkward. Definitely something I would check more carefully next time.
Has anyone bought a fridge and later wished it had more vegetable drawer space
I never really thought about drawer size while buying my fridge. Now that I use it daily, that is probably the space I miss the most.
Does a bigger fridge really mean better storage or just more space to lose things in?
I’m tempted to upgrade to a much larger refrigerator even though we don’t have a huge family. Sometimes I feel half the stuff in my current fridge is already getting forgotten.
Our fridge gets messy whenever we do the weekly grocery shopping. Is better shelf space worth looking for?
The capacity is not the only problem. Things get pushed behind each other and finding smaller items becomes annoying.
I am short on kitchen space, so I am wondering if a microwave with more cooking modes is worth the extra size.
I mostly reheat food but occasionally want to bake or grill something. Space is more of a concern than budget.
I am worried a dishwasher might take up too much space in my small kitchen.
The convenience sounds great, but I don't want to lose too much counter or cabinet space for it.
Is a double-door fridge really useful for everyday family use, or is it mostly about having more space?
I have mostly used single-door refrigerators and am wondering if moving to a double-door model changes anything apart from storage capacity.
Xiaomi wants a bigger space in your home.
Sudhin Mathur, COO, Xiaomi India, announced the expansion of the large appliances category in India. With the expansion, which product would you like to see first: refrigerators, air conditioners, or smart TVs?
India's space sector gets cybersecurity boost as CERT-In, SIA-India release joint guidelines
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and the Satcom Industry Association of India (SIA-India) have jointly released cybersecurity guidelines for securing the space.
AI companies spending billions on chips feels like the new space race
Anthropic is planning to spend $200 billion on Google Cloud infrastructure and chips. This is betting towards the future of AI, but will justify the capital spent over its development?
Is a countertop dishwasher enough for two people?
I don’t have space for a full-size machine, and the compact models look tempting. We cook most meals at home, including dishes that use several utensils.
Is a large air purifier too much for a rented room?
I’m looking at Coway models, but the better-performing ones take up quite a bit of floor space. I might move to another flat next year.
Is a washer-dryer combo worth it in a flat?
I don’t have much space for separate appliances, so an LG washer-dryer combo sounds convenient. But I’ve heard drying a full load can take quite a while.
Is the 1TB Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra actually useful if you shoot a lot of 8K video?
The Ultra is available with up to 1TB of internal storage, and 8K videos can take up a lot of space. I’m wondering if the 1TB option makes sense for people who regularly shoot high-resolution photos and videos.
Does One UI 9 feel better suited to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra’s 8-inch display?
The Ultra ships with Android 17 and One UI 9, and I’m interested in how the software makes use of the larger screen. Does the UI actually feel designed around the extra space rather than simply stretching a phone interface?
Does the 8-inch display make side-by-side windows more useful than on the regular Fold8?
The Ultra is designed around a larger 8-inch main display and side-by-side productivity. I’m wondering if the extra screen area actually gives you more comfortable space for two apps compared with smaller foldables.
Does Galaxy AI feel more useful when you use it on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8’s bigger display?
I’ve used AI features on normal smartphones, but sometimes the screen feels too small when you’re trying to read, edit and compare things at the same time. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 gives Galaxy AI more screen space to work with, so I’m curious if that changes the overall experience.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8’s 7.6-inch inner display make split-screen apps genuinely usable?
I’m specifically looking at the display size for multitasking rather than watching videos. With the 7.6-inch 4:3 inner panel, I’m wondering if two apps side by side have enough usable space. I’d probably use a browser and notes or messages together.
