For its annual August Samsung Unpacked event, the company promised us at least five new devices, and delivered with the Galaxy Z Fold 2, a couple of Galaxy Note 20 models, the Galaxy Buds Live, the Galaxy Tab S7 tablet, Galaxy Watch 3 and more. Following similar events by companies like Apple, which have shifted events online due to the coronavirus pandemic, Samsung streamed the event live from South Korea. Continue reading
Top Desktop Computers for Students in 2020
Are you an undergraduate who is looking for a new PC? Read the post and find the top desktop computers for students in 2020 and pick the best one for you. Continue reading
Dell PowerEdge Tower Servers: Choose Wisely
In 1984, Dell was founded and has become one of the leaders in technological advancement. Dell PowerEdge technology exclusively uses x86 architecture. The tower servers in its earlier versions had used the Intel’s Itanium processor. Because of lesser sales or market demand, in 2005, Dell decided to discontinue the use of Itanium technology. For a year, the Intel processors had become the sole technology used. The following year, Dell PowerEdge Tower Rack Server used the AMD Opteron processors. The availability of common drivers sets as allowed by the consistency of the chipset, made Dell go for this processor. Aside from that, there are plenty of options in customizing the hardware as provided by the original equipment manufacturers or the resellers. Continue reading
Adapting Your Marketing Strategy During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is a confusing and worrying time for the majority of us. The exponential spread of the virus means that businesses have had to adjust their marketing strategies almost overnight, while others have had to close their doors for the foreseeable future. Continue reading
How the Internet affects students performance and behavior
Description: The Internet has become one of the most important things in modern life. However, with so many benefits, it still has some negative impact on students.
With technological evolvement, the use of the Internet has become as vital as never before. All teens and young people can`t get their gadgets off their hands even for a minute, playing video games, chatting in social networks, and using the Internet`s capabilities to the fullest. Continue reading
Five ways to maintain company culture while employees work remotely
The effects of Coronavirus have been widespread in all our lives, but there is one aspect of the virus that is unlikely to change anytime soon – namely, the rise in working from home. Continue reading
How to Make an App from Scratch
Over the past few years, we’ve seen a surge in mobile use and a decline in desktop. For businesses, this means having their own dedicated app is equally, if not more important than having their own website. Continue reading
Transfer WhatsApp from old iPhone to iPhone SE 2020 without iTunes
When the time comes for you to get the new iPhone SE 2020, you’ll surely want to move as much of the data from your old iPhone over to your new device as you can. Have you ever wondered how to transfer WhatsApp messages from iPhone to iPhone SE? We all don’t want to lose all the important conversations and chats which have shared with our contacts. So how? Here are 4 simple methods that instruct how to transfer WhatsApp from iPhone to iPhone and we will discuss and compare them all in this tutorial. Continue reading
Common Mistakes Made When Building Business Apps
New applications are emerging by the day, and some have made it into the must-have bracket on the entrepreneur’s phone. Businesses are creating their service apps, too, and customers are actively migrating to brands that have complementary apps for their services. You may have thought about this yourself and probably wondered if there are subtleties you need to pay attention to. Below are common mistakes that people make when building mobile apps for their businesses. Continue reading
Why is it essential to set a screen time limit for kids?
Again and again, the American Academy of Pediatrics has told parents how harmful excessive screen exposure could be. According to them, toddlers who are one year old should not be exposed to screen at all, and those who are two to five should have limited screen time. Continue reading