Computers: Page 5
These Are the Tech Myths That Many People Still Believe in
Falsehoods like 'more megapixels is always better' and 'charging smartphones overnight kills the battery' continue to flourish, if you go by the response from the general public.
Future-Proof Your Career By Learning How to Code for Less Than $40
Hone your programming skills on a shoestring budget with this nine-part training bundle.
We're Getting a Full-Size Commodore 64 in 2019
It will include a working keyboard and, hopefully, fix all the problems the C64 Mini had.
These Glasses Block You From Seeing Screens, But There Are Things You Can Do to Cut Screen Time Now
IRL Glasses actually prevent you from seeing LCD and LED screens.
How Paperless Projects are Fast Becoming the New Normal at Offices and Workplaces
Computer models earlier created are now being converted into models of virtual reality and experienced through digital innovation centres
How Can Artificial Intelligence Immortalize Human Beings?
It is predicted that by 2050, humans will achieve a kind of virtual immortality by saving themselves into computers
Indian IT Industry must Seize the Opportunity Brought about by Automation before it is too late
With Intelligent Automation and Artificial Intelligence, businesses now can automate complex processes
Apple Discusses 'Spectre' and 'Meltdown' Fixes on iOS, MacOS
The Safari browser is also getting an update.
What You Need to Know About the Major Flaws Affecting PCs and Smartphones
In a statement, Intel said the problem isn't unique to Intel products and denied that it would drag down performance for the average computer user.
#3 Gadgets That Should Disappear in 2018
With everyone moving onto using cloud storage, pen drives would become a thing of the past this coming year.
Bitcoins: It's Journey From Illicit Website Transactions to Mainstream Usage
The greatest advantage of Bitcoins is the ease in payment, ease in transferring money anywhere in the world
If Your Business Network Uses Windows 10, It's Not As Secure As You Think
New attack technique called GhostHook renders the Windows security defense system useless once activated
A Different Kind of Space Race: How Far-Out Tech Changes the Way You Live
Innovations developed for interstellar exploration is inside many of the products in your home. Where will future versions lead?
How An Entrepreneur in Advertising Space Can Live Up to Creativity While Exploring Diverse Industries
It's about how 'desi' you are in India and international brands have also realised this
Apple Teases Behemoth iMac Pro and New MacBooks
The $4,999 iMac Pro is aimed at video editors and virtual reality game developers, while the iMac, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air lineups get new Intel processors.