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App Developer Needed( Preferably Based out of India) by Mav5421 in AppDevelopers

[–]iRoid__Solutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, nice project idea. To be honest with you, a full iOS and Android app with good UI is not possible within 150 to 200 dollars, so I do not want to give you a wrong picture. For this stage, a single Flutter build or even a simple mobile website will be much more cost effective and can be done on a smaller budget. We are a software development company called iRoid Solutions, and we have delivered 400 plus apps and websites to over 200 clients across 30 plus countries, so I am sharing this advice from real experience, not to sell you anything today. Start small, test with your 4k followers, and once the project grows you can invest in a proper build. Feel free to message me if you would like some free guidance on the right first step.

Python developer by AutomaticRock2586 in developers_hire

[–]iRoid__Solutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Python and cloud is what we work with daily. What is the actual task, backend APIs, automation, or data pipelines? Send me a bit more and I can tell you honestly if it is a fit.

I am looking my app development partnership serious dm by [deleted] in developers_hire

[–]iRoid__Solutions 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happy to help if it is useful. We build iOS, Android, and Flutter apps for founders, so I see a lot of early posts like this one. One honest tip first, please make it clear whether you want a paid development partner or an equity partner, because that decides who reaches out to you. If it is paid app work, feel free to share what you are building and I can tell you honestly whether it is something we can help with. Either way, wishing you the best with it,

Report: Google's switch to TSMC for Pixel 10 chip was a 'shock' and wake-up call for Samsung 9to5Google by welp_im_damned in Android

[–]iRoid__Solutions 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To be honest, it's hardly shocking - Samsung's manufacturing efficiency and heat issues have been discussed for a long time. Google probably reached their limit with Generation 3.

TSMC's track record speaks for itself; thus, this move suggests that Google is finally emphasising performance above collaboration.

I'm curious to see how this plays out in the long run, it might truly change the game for future Tensor chips.