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When I search for nearby devices I noticed two different icons, I want to know what is the difference between the two, Is one for PC and other for a mobile?
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Hi shivam,
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Those are devices that Windows can detect that have a Bluetooth connection, the first is a Realme mobile phone icon and the second (Storm) is not a recognizable device, it seems to have a generic name and even Windows cannot decide what device that is, it could be any Bluetooth enabled device in your home or perhaps a device like a PC that the name has been changed to Storm.
