Many SMEs are unaware of the advantages that a mobile app can bring to their business. We make a brief review of its main use cases. A few years ago, not as many as we could think, mobile applications were nothing more than a distant dream or an incipient promise. However, today it is inconceivable […]
Read MoreAMD prepares the heavy artillery: Ryzen of 7 nanometers with up to 48 cores for 2019
Since the beginning of 2017 it has been sounding that GlobalFoundries, AMD’s old chip manufacturing division, is preparing everything to implement the 7-nanometer FinFET process in its chips, without having to go through the 10-nanometer manufacturing node, one step To some extent forced in which for example Intel is working for several years and we finally hope to see […]
Read MoreLogitech Craft is the keyboard with dial thought for the lovers of Photoshop
What we are presenting is a keyboard, it is obvious, but the novelty that Logitech brings us is in its upper left corner. Yes, what you see in images is a dial, in true Microsoft Surface Dial style. It seems that the idea has permeated the peripheral developers.
Read MoreThe future of data storage can be in ultra freeze, but changing hard drives by molecules
Some hope that there is some discovery in terms of technology or materials that allows to go beyond lithium batteries and their capabilities, but other aspects of electronic devices can also improve in this regard. An example is the storage of data, which a few years ago experienced the change from hard drives to solids and […]
Read MorePublic WiFi: Why they are dangerous? Tips to connect safely
Connecting to the public and free WiFi networks that surround us is tempting. They avoid us having to use the mobile data of our contract, but the risks that we assume when connecting to them are enormous. The majority of users use this type of networks happily, but as we say when using them we expose our data, […]
Read MoreRyzen 3 1300X, thus yields the Core i3 competition
In just one year, AMD has been planted in the market with one of its most successful and successful consumer processor families of recent times. With the analysis of the new Ryzen 3, we completed the complete review of the three large Ryzen families of 2017 for the consumer market.
Read MoreAdobe confirms that Flash will die in 2020, so it will bury Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari
The Adobe Flash technology has long been inseparable companion of our browsing sessions, and indeed this standard Adobe was key to the birth and development of YouTube and also for an industry of games in the browser that conquered millions of players. In recent years the relevance of Flash has declined significantly, and its creators have gone unmarked on a […]
Read MoreHow to overcome the web content hurdle
When it comes to designing a website, there are lots of things to consider. The style and layout are generally given top priority, with content often coming as an afterthought. Experts argue that this shouldn’t be the case, however. Image Credit Content first In order to overcome the web content hurdle, it makes sense to […]
Read MoreHow were the screenshots done in the past? Thus was born the eternal PrtScrn
It is one of those “eternal” keys on the keyboards of our computers.One that we do not pay much attention to, but has (or rather had) far more relevance than some might think. The PrtScrn key (or ImprPant, among other nomenclatures) to print the screen solved a few problems in the beginnings of computing. Legendary keyboards like […]
Read MoreWhat’s the big problem with free VPNs? Why should you take care of?
The VPN emerged as a very effective system to protect communication between two ends and prevent possible “nosy” they could have access to these data transfers. The idea was much used in business and professional environments, but its benefits have become much more common use after adapting the VPN for a much more attractive task: to enjoy Netflix, Hulu or […]
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