PGP is the gold standard for encrypted communication and has been used by everyone from nuclear activists to criminals. This article shows how it works and how you can get started.
How Things Work
How Things Work explains complicated technology in simple words so you can understand how everything works.
How Active Noise Cancellation Works
Noisy environments can both distract and irritate you when you want to get work done. Headphones with active noise cancellation abilities can offer a respite. Here is how they work.
How Does High-Speed Worldwide Satellite Internet Work?
There are currently several projects that are aiming not only to make satellite internet faster but to make it available everywhere on Earth. Let’s find out how satellite internet works.
Can Power Cuts and Surges Harm My PC?
Both power cuts and power surges may have a devastating effect on your PC. If you are in a place that is prone to power cut/surge, this is what you need to know to protect your PC.
How are Cloud Storage, Cloud Backup, and Cloud Sync Different
In this article we discuss the difference between cloud storage, cloud backup and cloud sync, their pros and cons and which one is for you.
How to Use Your Smartphone’s Camera to Test Your Remote Control’s Batteries
When your remote control starts to misbehave, one trick that you can use to test a remote control’s batteries uses your smartphone camera. Here’s how to go about it.
Bitcoin Cash and How It’s Different from Bitcoin
If you exude interest in digital money, you have probably noticed that Bitcoin Cash has been the talk of the town. But what exactly is Bitcoin cash? Let’s find out.
Sbc vs. AptX vs. AptX HD: What You Need to Know About Bluetooth Audio Codecs
Learn about the various Bluetooth codec: SBC, AptX, AptX HD and LDAC and how they are different from each other.
Understanding the Difference Between a Disk, Drive, Volume, Partition, and Image
In a Unix system you’ll see references to storage devices by many names. Let’s examine the differences between a disk, drive, volume, partition, and image.
Fileless Malware: What Is It and How Can You Protect Yourself From It?
Recently, we’ve seen a spike in an interesting method of spreading malware – by not using files at all! Here is what you need to know about fileless malware and how to protect yourself.
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What Is “Right to Repair” Legislation? [MTE Explains]
The latest “Right to Repair” legislation has several implications for customers but also for the market as a whole, all of which warrants a significant amount of discussion regarding all these effects.
What Is Big Data and Why Is It a Big Deal?
Big Data is the buzzword around the tech scene these days. Like the cloud, AI and machine learning, the concept is quite tricky to explain. Find out what Big Data means and why is it a big deal.
MTE Explains: What Is Zero Trust and Why Is It So Important?
It seems as though hacking is getting more rampant, and many companies are scrambling to find out what to do to prevent falling victim to the onslaught of attacks. It’s time for zero trust models.
What is a Wi-Fi Mesh System and How Does it Work
It can be annoying when your Wi-Fi isn’t available in every single area of your home. A WiFi mesh system is an excellent option if you are not tech-savvy but need your WiFi everywhere.
Data Breaches: How It Happens And How It Affects You
We hear about data breaches all the time, but not every one knows the significance of data breaches. Find out what is meant by a data breach and how it impacts Internet users (you).
What WiFi Calling Is and How to Enable It on an Android Phone
WiFi calling can be a real lifesaver when your cellular phone network doesn’t work. Learn what WiFi calling is and how you can enable it on your phone.
How to Get Started in Bitcoin Mining And Making a Profit
With all the craze around Bitcoin and the other cryptocurrencies recently, you might be tempted to set up your own mining rig and get involved. In a nutshell, this will show you how to mine Bitcoins.
802.11ax WiFi: The Next Big Thing in WiFi Standards
The 802.11ac WiFi standard was not enough for massive stadiums and large auditoriums with many users. This is where 802.11ax WiFi standard comes in. Find out how it works and what it has to offer.