Short for Light Fidelity, Li-Fi refers to the technology of using light to transfer data between devices. While Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) has become the mainstay of wireless communications in the present era, Li-Fi’s full potential is yet to be unlocked. While Wi-Fi utilizes radio waves to transmit data, Li-Fi uses visible light, infrared and ultraviolet light to achieve data communications. …
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How Foldable Phones Work?
Foldable phones are yet to go mainstream, but they have generated immense interest among tech enthusiasts. After Samsung Galaxy Fold, several other foldable phones are expected to be launched such as Motorola Razr, Huawei Mate X, Energizer Mobile Power Max and TCL foldable phone. Reports indicate that Xiaomi, Oppo and LG are also working on their respective prototypes. So, what …
Read More »HDD Vs. SSD – Which One Should You Buy?
Every timetechnology progresses, we are confronted with the challenging task of choosing between the old and the new. In the current scenario, we can see that happening in data storage technology. Not long ago, most laptops/PCs had HDD (Hard Disk Drive). But now, more and more computers are being equipped with SSD (Solid State Drive). For external data storage also, …
Read More »Android 10 – What’s New
Android 10 has already reached Google Pixel devices and some other top-end phones. In the coming months, many other smartphones will get Android 10. Several new phones will come pre-installed with Android 10 whereas many others will be updated to Android 10. To know what’s in store, here’s a quick overview of all that’s new and exciting in Android 10. …
Read More »How Top Tech Companies Got Their Names – Amazon, Intel, Lenovo, Adobe, Microsoft, Etc.
Ever wondered how the world’s top tech companies got their names? Well, you will be surprised to know that each of these brand names has unique, interesting stories to tell. If you have been curious, here’s a look at how the world’s top tech companies got their names. Adobe: We all know Photoshop and PDF reader, which are just a …
Read More »Why Windows Hard Drive Partitions Start With C: Drive By Default
Even people with very little technical knowledge about Microsoft Windows Operating System would have noticed that partitions on a Windows PC start with C: Drive. Have you ever wondered why this is so? Why the first partition is not named A: or B: by default? Why Windows automatically assigns the first and primary partition as Drive C: by default? Well, …
Read More »What To Do After Microsoft Ends Support For Windows 7 in 2020
Windows 7 has been one of the most popular and stable operatingsystemsdeveloped by Microsoft. Windows 7 offers a high level of customization and bug-free operation, which is why users like it so much. Some users are so hooked to Windows 7 that they do not even want to upgrade to Windows 10. However, in view of new and emerging security …
Read More »Biggest Hacker Attacks of 2018
Even when new security systems are being deployed, hackers always seem to be a step ahead. This is evident in the hundreds of cyber-attacks and data breaches that occurred this year. To make you aware of the potential risks, let’s take a look at some of the biggest hacker attacks of 2018. Grid hacking: It has been reported that Russian …
Read More »Top Tech Innovations In 2018
Technology is moving ahead at an accelerated pace and transforming our lives like never before. New innovations and products are being created every year, all of which aim to improve our everyday experiences. Here’s a brief overview of 5 of the most promising tech innovations in 2018 that are expected to make an impact on all of us in the …
Read More »Amazing Things You Can Do With Foldable Phones
Foldable phone concept has already been unveiled at Samsung Developer Conference and these futuristic devices are expected to be mass produced quite soon. If Samsung has done it, it’s likely that other mobile phone manufacturers will also be looking to tap this market. There’s huge potential as flexible display market is currently valued at around $2 billion. This is expected …
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