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In today’s fast-paced business environment, productivity is key. Leveraging the right tech tools can make a significant difference in streamlining workflows and maximizing efficiency.
This detailed guide explores the top tech tools that can enhance productivity, including the strategic use of cPanel for effective tech resource management. [Read more…]
Most modern digital cameras save some very useful information along with the JPEG images they create.
This information is called Exchangeable Image File data, or simply “EXIF data” for short.
For example, if you ever need to know the exact date and time a particular photo was taken or perhaps which camera, shutter speed or aperture was used, you’ll find that info and a lot more listed in the EXIF data.
Many image editing applications will display a photo’s EXIF data, but the quickest and simplest way to see it is built right in to Microsoft Windows and MacOS. It’s also quite easy on most Android and Apple mobile devices using apps that come pre-installed on them.
Follow the steps below for your device to quickly view any photo’s EXIF data… [Read more…]
Imagine you stumble across an insightful YouTube video, brimming with information you want to revisit later. You’d wish you could have it all in writing, wouldn’t you?
Here’s where the magic of transcription gleams through the digital noise.
Although it can be a hassle, It sometimes becomes necessary toreset our smartphones back to the factory default settings.
Let’s face it, sometimes the operating system or an app gets so messed up that a factory reset is the only viable option for fixing the problem without sending the phone off or hiring a tech to fix it for us.
It’s also a good idea to reset your phone before giving it away or selling it to a third party, even if the recipient is someone you trust.
It’s not difficult at all to reset an Android phone or iPhone back to its factory default settings. Here’s how to do it: [Read more…]
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Question from Julian: My older brother has offered to help me build a gaming computer using the money I got for my birthday.
He gave me a list of parts to order and everything looks ok, but I have a question about the power supply.
He said a 600 watt PSU will power everything I’m planning to put inside the system but that I should buy a 750 watt PSU in case I ever want to add anything else to the system.
The thing is the 750 watt power supply that he recommended will cost about $40 more than the 600 watt one I’m looking at on Amazon.
What I’d like to know is do you think it’s worth an extra $40 to buy a larger power supply than I really need, and do you think the 600 watt power supply will be big enough? [Read more…]