Computing

The data collected from personal devices each day, every minute, is allowing companies to understand us, their customers, in order to develop better products that are more personalized and convenient, and better suited to our uses. Data…
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Are you thinking of investing in Bitcoins? You are certainly not alone in that case; the entire world appears to be showing a willingness to find out how the cryptocurrency works and whether it is lucrative to invest in this asset. Bitcoins…
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A trading bot refers to software that is designed to automatically execute trades on behalf of users. You can download the Bitcoin trading bot of your choice, and customize it according to your preferences. The bot then analyzes the crypto…
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Nailing down how much power PC components consume is a surprisingly difficult question. It’s easy to answer how much power a system draws at the wall — a basic Kill-A-Watt meter doesn’t cost much, and while it doesn’t offer features like…
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Microsoft is the latest browser vendor to join the encrypted DNS club by supporting DNS over HTTPS in Windows 10. In Build 19628 and higher, you’ll be able to encrypt your DNS traffic to prevent your geeky flatmate, that hoodie-wearing…
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Browser notification dialog boxes are an annoying way for websites to push their content or even spam on users which is why Microsoft Edge is now giving users the ability to hide them. Google first introduced browser notifications for…
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Cloud is the new frontier of business computing and delivery of software and applications, and is rapidly overtaking the traditional in-house system as a reliable, scalable and cost-effective IT solution. However, many businesses that have…
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Do you know what a bootable USB is? Let me explain, It’s basically a bootable drive which lets you install an operating system on devices without CD/DVD drive. Let’s say, you have an old computer running on Windows and you want to boot…
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Intel hasn’t had much to say about its upcoming Xe graphics architecture lately, but we’ve seen quiet signs that the company is still working on its GPUs. Part numbers continue to tip up in import registries referring to various Ponte…
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Public cloud computing platforms have grown into the multibillion-dollar Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) industry in the last decade or so, now encompassing vast terabytes of data partitioned across multiple remote servers instead of…
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