We’re hiring a generalist developer for an American-based startup. We work with multiple clients, so projects can range from AI and ML to web/mobile apps, backend systems, APIs, and more.
We’re looking for someone who can adapt, learn quickly, and actually build things across different areas.
💰 Competitive pay, with the rest discussed during the interview process.
We’ve received 300+ applications, so we’ll be shortlisting candidates through multiple rounds of assessments and interviews.
Interested? Drop your portfolio/GitHub link below and we’ll reach out if you’re shortlisted.

Here is our website www.Axius.tech

Hiring for an American-based startup 🇺🇸. The pay is competitive, and all other details will be discussed during the interview process.
If you’re interested, drop your portfolio link below and wait for the selection process.

Need some honest opinions on a possible phone swap.

​

Current setup:

​

Google Pixel 8a (8 months old)

​

Oppo Watch

​

MacBook Air M2

​

Proposed swap:

​

My father's iPhone 13 (128GB)

​

Apple Watch SE

​

About the iPhone 13:

​

83% battery health (I would replace the battery through Apple)

​

Never dropped

​

Never repaired

​

No water damage

​

No scratches, dents, or cracks

​

Basically mint condition physically

​

Since it's my father's phone, I know its complete history and there are no concerns about hidden issues or unknown repairs.

​

A few things to keep in mind:

​

I don't care about AI features.

• I also have a backup Android for apps

​

I use my Pixel 8a at 60Hz to maximize battery life, so refresh rate differences don't matter to me.

​

Even at 60Hz, my Pixel 8a is only giving me around 4 hours of screen-on time.

​

Battery health on the iPhone isn't a concern because I would replace it through Apple.

​

One thing I have noticed is that a lot of iPhone 13 users reported lag and stuttering on iOS 26. However, from what I've seen online, many people testing the iOS 27 beta are saying the performance issues seem to be significantly improved or fixed.

​

What I'm trying to figure out is whether this is actually a good trade in 2026.

​

The Pixel 8a is obviously newer and has much longer software support remaining.

​

The iPhone 13 is older, but it still seems to have:

​

Strong raw CPU and GPU performance

​

Better gaming performance

​

Excellent video recording

​

Strong app optimization

​

Good camera quality

​

Apple Watch SE included in the deal

​

So if you ignore AI features and high refresh rate displays, which would you choose:

​

Pixel 8a + Oppo Watch

​

or

​

iPhone 13 + Apple Watch SE

​

And most importantly, would you personally make this trade in my situation?

​

​

Need some honest opinions on a possible phone swap.

​

Current setup:

​

- Google Pixel 8a (8 months old)

- Oppo Watch

- MacBook Air M2

​

Proposed swap:

​

- My father's iPhone 13 (128GB)

- Apple Watch SE

​

About the iPhone 13:

​

- 83% battery health (I would replace the battery through Apple)

- Never dropped

- Never repaired

- No water damage

- No scratches, dents, or cracks

- Basically mint condition physically

​

Since it's my father's phone, I know its complete history and there are no concerns about hidden issues or unknown repairs.

​

A few things to keep in mind:

​

- I don't care about AI features.

- I use my Pixel 8a at 60Hz to maximize battery life, so refresh rate differences don't matter to me.

- Even at 60Hz, my Pixel 8a is only giving me around 4 hours of screen-on time.

- Battery health on the iPhone isn't a concern because I would replace it through Apple.

​

One thing I have noticed is that a lot of iPhone 13 users reported lag and stuttering on iOS 26. However, from what I've seen online, many people testing the iOS 27 beta are saying the performance issues seem to be significantly improved or fixed.

​

What I'm trying to figure out is whether this is actually a good trade in 2026.

​

The Pixel 8a is obviously newer and has much longer software support remaining.

​

The iPhone 13 is older, but it still seems to have:

​

- Strong raw CPU and GPU performance

- Better gaming performance

- Excellent video recording

- Strong app optimization

- Good camera quality

- Apple Watch SE included in the deal

​

So if you ignore AI features and high refresh rate displays, which would you choose:

​

Pixel 8a + Oppo Watch

​

or

​

iPhone 13 + Apple Watch SE

​

And most importantly, would you personally make this trade in my situation?

I just updated to Android 17 and surprisingly airdrop works great with quick share between my MacBook Air and my Pixel 8a

When will Google Seriously focus and work on the volume Slider on their Pixel phones like bro if i am at 40 volume i can't even listen bro , its just a software issue tune your software to hardware Google