Vehicle technology is progressing so quickly that by 2026, fully autonomous, self-driving cars are expected to be available for private sale. Although autonomous tech is making waves in the automotive industry, it’s far from the only vehicle gadgetry worthy of our attention. Everything from dashboard displays to backup cameras is getting a revamp this year. … Read more
Woofer, tweeter and mid-range speaker are drivers present in audio boxes, such as the Amazon Echo and Echo Studio for better bass, treble and mid-tone reproduction. Understand what each model is, the difference between the three and the relationship between the diameter and the frequency produced by each. Sound Frequencies Before getting into the differences between the speakers, it is … Read more
The acronym ASMR is today one of the most recurring themes on YouTube. Those videos where people talk to the viewer in a slow, whispering, mumbling or role-playing way have a purpose, to make those on the other side of the screen relax and maybe even fall asleep. What is ASMR? ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. It is … Read more
The Facebook Horizon is the proposal of Facebook for a virtual social world, accessible by the platform Oculus. By getting ideas from Minecraft and Second Life, you can create your avatar and explore a whole new reality, or create your own environments and adventures. What is Facebook Horizon? Facebook Horizon is Facebook’s exclusive Virtual Reality (VR) social immersion environment, supported only by the … Read more
Sony-owned Triluminos technology is the name the Japanese giant uses for screens that use quantum dot technology popularized by Samsung and its QLED TVs. Find out in this guide if there are any differences between the two TVs. What is Triluminos display? Sony’s proprietary Triluminos technology was the first in the market to use quantum dots, emerging in 2013, a year before Samsung’s QLED standard. … Read more
Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, Advanced HDR … you are not the only one to be confused by the HDR technology alphabet soup available today. In this guide, you will understand what each image display format is all about, as well as its advantages and disadvantages when watching movies or playing games. Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10 +, HLG and Advanced … Read more
A lot of people confuse what is frequency and what is decibel, thinking that both are the same or have some connection. However, in audio, they are completely different things, measurements used to quantify totally different sound characteristics. What is frequency? Sound frequency is a physical quantity used to measure the number of cycles of a sound wave. The higher … Read more
Bit and Byte are the smallest units used to measure storage and data transmission in computing, although the amount of bits and bytes in a GB may vary, depending on the unit system. Confused? Calm down here we explain everything. What is bit? B it (symbol “b”) is the smallest unit used in computing to measure the transfer or storage … Read more
The FTP is an old but effective file transfer protocol between computers on local networks or the Internet, being widely used by web hosting systems. However, it is considered unsafe by today’s standards and modern browsers are abandoning support. Learn more about what FTP is. What is FTP? FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a protocol used to transfer files over … Read more
Old computers are not equipped with WiFi facilities, right? Some computers will also have ethernet connectivity issues. So to get internet access by overcoming these problems we should have to adopt a proper mechanism. Is it easy to get connected to a wifi router without inbuilt wifi card on your computer? do you think it … Read more