Farooq Hashmi
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Xiaomi 17 Pro Max vs iPhone 17 Pro Max
Xiaomi 17 Pro Max vs iPhone 17 Pro Max.The Ultimate Flagship Battle of 2025 The smartphone market in 2025 is heating up with two of the most anticipated flagship devices: the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max and the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Both brands are known for pushing boundaries Xiaomi with innovation-driven specs and aggressive pricing, and Apple with premium design, industry-leading optimization, and a seamless ecosystem. Although official details are still emerging, the expected features and current industry trends allow us to draw a strong comparison between these powerful upcoming devices.
By Farooq Hashmi2 months ago in 01
Xiaomi 17 Pro Max Phone
Xiaomi 17 Pro Max Phone The Next-Gen Flagship Redefining Performance, Design, and AI Innovation The smartphone industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and Xiaomi has consistently remained at the front line of innovation. With every new release, the brand pushes technological boundaries even further. Now, all eyes are on the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max a highly anticipated flagship device expected to make a strong impact in the premium smartphone market. While the company has not officially unveiled all specifications yet, early leaks, industry patterns, and Xiaomi’s past flagship lineup reveal a lot about what we can expect. Below is a comprehensive, professional, and trending overview of the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max.
By Farooq Hashmi2 months ago in 01
The Postcard Man
The Postcard Man When a lonely postman receives a letter no living soul should have written… Harold Linton had spent thirty-four years delivering other people’s words birthday wishes, overdue bills, postcards from places he had never seen. But since his wife, Eleanor, passed away two winters ago, the world had grown unbearably silent. His small cottage felt like a hallway that no longer led anywhere. Even the radio, once Eleanor’s constant companion, crackled now with an emptiness he couldn’t stand.
By Farooq Hashmi2 months ago in Fiction
The Ghost in the Greenhouse
The Ghost in the Greenhouse When Science Meets the Supernatural, the Roots of Truth Run Deep Dr. Elara Voss had never believed in ghosts. A woman of science, she trusted in chlorophyll, carbon cycles, and the silent genius of photosynthesis. When she accepted the post at the Aurelia Conservatory a sprawling tropical greenhouse built deep within the Amazon basin she thought it would be a quiet retreat from the noise of academia. A sanctuary where she could study rare, endangered flora without the politics of funding or the interruptions of city life.
By Farooq Hashmi2 months ago in Fiction
When Stars Forget to Shine
When Stars Forget to Shine When the Universe Starts Counting Our Lives in Light Dr. Aanya Mehra had always believed the universe was a grand equation complex, beautiful, but ultimately explainable. As one of India’s leading astrophysicists, she spent her nights at the Himalayan Sky Observatory, where the stars felt close enough to touch. But on a cold November night, as she stared into the velvet dark, she saw something that defied science.
By Farooq Hashmi2 months ago in Fiction
The Child Who Painted Time
In a forgotten corner of an aging orphanage near Prague, a quiet ten-year-old girl named Elara Vance spent her days painting. She spoke little, but her art spoke for her vibrant, surreal, and hauntingly precise. The caretakers thought her gift was simply the result of too many nights spent alone with her imagination. That was until one morning, she painted a fire that hadn’t yet happened.
By Farooq Hashmi2 months ago in Art
Over the Counter Nasal Spray Shows Promising Results Against COVID-19 and Cold Infections
A new phase 2 clinical trial suggests that a widely available over-the-counter nasal spray typically used for allergies could offer a meaningful reduction in infection risk for both COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses. The antihistamine nasal spray azelastine demonstrated a significantly lower incidence of PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infections (the virus responsible for COVID-19), as well as fewer cases of common-cold-causing rhinovirus, compared with placebo.
By Farooq Hashmi3 months ago in Lifehack
Early Natural Menopause and the 27% Hidden Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
The transition into menopause is a significant milestone in a woman’s life, often accompanied by hot flashes, mood changes, and sleep disturbances. But emerging evidence suggests that if menopause occurs earlier than average, it may carry an additional, less visible risk: a greater likelihood of developing the cluster of conditions known as Metabolic Syndrome (MetS). Recent studies indicate that women who experience natural menopause at an earlier age face an elevated risk of cardiometabolic disorders a topic that demands attention from both patients and clinicians.
By Farooq Hashmi3 months ago in Longevity
The Silent Village
The Silent Village When Silence Speaks Louder Than the Dead The road to Edevan was quiet too quiet for a place that once echoed with children’s laughter, church bells, and market chatter. Now, the village stood in an eerie hush, its houses shrouded in fog and its people moving like ghosts. No voices, no greetings, not even the sound of prayer.
By Farooq Hashmi3 months ago in Fiction
The Last Library on EarthThe Last Library on Earth
The year was 2197, and the world no longer read books. Words no longer lived on paper, bound between covers that smelled faintly of dust and time. They lived in data streams cold, sterile, and owned by one corporation: Infinitum. Every idea, every story, every scrap of recorded knowledge flowed through its servers. What people read, what they learned, even what they remembered all filtered, approved, and sold back to them in digital form.
By Farooq Hashmi3 months ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Soldier. AI-Generated.
The train screeched to a halt, its brakes screaming like wounded metal. Among the passengers stepping out was a man in a faded military jacket, the insignia half-torn, the name patch unreadable. His eyes carried the weight of years he could no longer measure Captain Aaron Hale had returned home. Or at least, he thought he had.
By Farooq Hashmi3 months ago in Fiction
