The Issue With Fast Chargers
It feels like every few days a new company is coming up with a new and improved Fast Charger, and some even provide crazy fast speed such as 120W. What these companies don’t say to you is that this doesn’t come for free and has some major implications for your battery life.
Kevin GabeciPublished 16 days ago in 01History of Macintosh: a 37 Year Love Affair
The now-famous Macintosh computer turns 37. When Apple President Steve Jobs launched this computer at the Flint Center on De Anza College campus on January 24, 1984, to the theme from Chariots of Fire, he called it “insanely great!”
Bill PetroPublished about a month ago in 01My Love-Hate Affair With WordPress
Wordpress is the de-facto tool of bloggers and many businesses, large and small. You may be wondering whether you should use WordPress or you might be using it and wondering why it so hard to use sometimes. I’ve been working with WordPress since 2010 when I bought my first domain name. The last time I fact checked using Google, there were 75 million WordPress websites on the Internet. Seventy-five million with a capital M. That’s a crap-load of sites. It is by far the most popular content management system around. No surprise Sherlock. The fact that it’s free is appealing, but I think its flexibility is what makes it so popular. Still, my relationship with WordPress is a bit of a love-hate affair and I’m about to tell all.
martha flickPublished about a month ago in 0110 Lessons I Learned as the First Employee of an AI Startup
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Alberto RomeroPublished about a month ago in 01Why Quibi Will Be A Big Success In 2020
Early Adopters Think Premium Mobile Content Is Here To Stay When you look at any adoption cycle for new technology, it usually goes like this. Early adopters are the first to support an innovator’s product when a product launches. Early adopters like an idea so much they want to be among the first users to support that product or service. Next comes the early majority crowd, usually influenced by early adopters and more pragmatic, wanting a product that has been tested and has proven value. The remaining two groups, the late majority and the laggards, are the most conservative and skeptical of the population, roughly about 34% and 16%, respectively, according to The Daily Egg. And with millions of downloads within the first few weeks Quibi is at already at the stage between the early majority and early adopters.
Jack ArmstrongPublished 10 months ago in 01Ecosia - The search engine of the future?
This post is NOT sponsored or endorsed by Ecosia at all. These are my own views and opinions. Help plant trees simply by surfing the web as usual? Sounds crazy right? Well this is exactly what Ecosia does. Founded in 2009, Ecosia has been growing steadily, experiencing a boom in early 2019. They were also the first German company to be listed as a 'B-Corp' due to their social business model.
Tom SturtridgePublished about a year ago in 01Key Digital Marketing Strategies for a Multi-Location Business
The digital market is one of the best solutions through which business owners can increase brand awareness. It will also help in attracting potential customers both from the physical storefront and online platform. Therefore, when individuals are blessed with a multi-location business is considered to be gratifying.
Mansi RanaPublished about a year ago in 01Spark AR: Make Your Own Instagram Filters & Effects
I've always loved Instagram filters. They allow anyone to quickly and easily add cool effects to their photos. Some even place 3D objects into your world that you can manipulate to create awesome videos. I always assumed it must be difficult to design them, and probably required hours of complex coding. Well, turns out I was wrong! Anyone can design and publish their own Instagram filter in minutes, no coding required.
Kevin SouthgatePublished about a year ago in 01
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Paul SmithPublished 41 minutes ago in 01Number 5
So, hi there. You could be anybody - anybody that found this on a bench in a park. Six months ago, I was the same curious ‘anybody’ you are now.
Gulmira ZhalgasbayevaPublished about an hour ago in 01Let me tell you the principle of solar cells
The electric field between the two semiconductors (usually the electric field near the interface formed by the p-type semiconductor and the n-type semiconductor) makes the electrons move to one side, and the holes move to the other side.
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Fabian EllisPublished about an hour ago in 01BEST GAMING HEADPHONES OF 2020
For a gamer, the quality of a computer headset plays an important role: well-chosen headphones will allow you to fully enjoy the sound effects, provide high-quality communication with colleagues and opponents in the game. According to the type of design, headphones for a computer are divided into on - ear and full-size devices. Full-sized "ears" with a microphone are better suited for professional audio work.
web linkerPublished about an hour ago in 01An Introduction to Functional Programming in Java
After Java introduced the Java 8 version, the primary structure of the language shifted from the original OOPS concepts to functional programming. Java, originally, is an object-oriented programming language. It works on four major paradigms: encapsulation, polymorphism, abstraction, and inheritance. Working on these four paradigms means the entire Java language revolves around the functionality of objects. A class defines an object and its properties along with functions that call out its behavior. But with the advent of Java 8, the structure is based more on behavior than objects.
Sonali DesaiPublished about an hour ago in 01Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ will tell you what kind of a film viewer you are
Try and keep up. Tenet is a difficult film. Take the nonlinearity of Memento, the narrative layers of Inception and mix them with the futuristic technology of Interstellar and you’d still be several PhDs away from getting a grip on the complexity of this high-concept thriller. Even the ‘Tenet: Explained’ videos on YouTube seem to leave the most important questions unasked, and as soon as analysis of one plot point begins to cohere, it opens up gaping problems in another.
Charlotte StanbridgePublished about 2 hours ago in 01How to Build an E-learning App
E-learning platform can be said to be the revolutionary solution to the traditional way of education developed with the help of Digital means. E-learning platform along with the students also helps experts in a particular field to earn a royalty income with online course development. Some of the major benefits e-learning apps and websites offer to learners in comparison to traditional means are
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