MTE Explains: Everything About Image Stabilization
Manufacturers like Apple and Samsung have recently introduced image stabilizers into their cameras. Find out everything about image stabilization here.
What You Need to Know About the Telegram Messenger
Telegram Messenger is a messenger application that promises privacy and security along with a ton of other features. How truthful are these claims?
MTE Explains: What Is USB Type-C?
Apple released a new MacBook with a new USB Type-C port. Let’s find out what exactly is USB Type-C and the problems it was trying to solve.
MTE Explains: What Is Google’s ‘Material Design’ Android Interface?
One of the most exciting changes in Android 5.0 is the introduction of what Google calls “Material Design,” What do they actually mean? Let check it out.
MTE Explains: Can Monitors Really Hurt You?
The growing presence of screens in our lives has transformed their safety into an issue that some are taking so seriously, they are calling it a crisis.
Understanding IP Resistance Codes For Electronics
Nowadays, many devices come with an IP code and can withstand harsh conditions. Let’s see how the IP code system works and what you can do with your device.
Does Using Wi-Fi Have an Impact on Health?
There has been a heated debate on whether WiFi signal is safe for our health. Here’s our take on that.
MTE Answers: Why Is Fiber Optic Internet Faster Than Copper?
Internet transmission speed on fiber optic cable is much faster than the old copper infrastructures we relied on for decades. Why is this so? Let discuss it.
MTE Explains: What Is an API?
The word “API” is flashed around a lot, but it seems that only developers know what it means. For the general public, here is what an API does.
What’s an IP Camera?
When you are looking for a new webcam, you might have noticed some products known as IP cameras. If you’re wondering what those are, here’s the explanation.
What You Need to Know About Driverless Vehicles
Google has been testing their driverless vehicles for past two years. Is it ready for prime time? Here’s what you need to know about driverless vehicles.
How Home Automation Works
You probably have been dreaming of a home automation solution, but not sure how it really works. We’ll explain how it works and the role of the smartphone.
Understanding the Various Compression, Encryption and Archive Formats
There are several archive formats and each comes with its own pros and cons. Find out more about the compression, encryption and each archive format and see which one is most suitable for you.
3 Questions About Fiber Optics Finally Answered
You’re probably wondering why your ISP is not switching to fiber optics and providing faster connection speed. We will take a detail look at the situation and answer all of these questions in a way that’s easy to understand!.
7 Technology Myths That Cost You Money
Technology myths are everywhere. On occasions, it costs you money and make you poorer. Let’s take a look at some of the technology myths that cost you money.
4 Myths About Computer Monitors You Might Believe
When buying a computer monitor, the truth is that most people have no idea how they’re being duped into buying displays that throw fancy numbers at them. For this reason, I’ll point out the biggest myths revolving around these displays.
The Differences Between MBR and GPT
You probably are wondering, what are the differences between MBR and GPT and is there any benefit using one over the other? We wil clear your doubt in this article.
3 Things You Wanted To Know But Never Asked About MAC Addresses
If you’ve ever looked at the details on your network card, you might have noticed an awkward-looking series of alphanumeric characters. As you gaze upon this sequence of characters, a question may pop up in your head: “What in the name of Torvalds is a MAC address?!” And the answer is here.
Things About Mobile Device Batteries You Probably Didn’t Know
Most people expect their mobile batteries to last long hours, but the fact is they don’t. And the worst thing is that people are taking wrong advices to “take care” of their batteries. Here are some facts that you really need to know about battery care.
Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before Getting A Surge Protector
You wanted to get a surge protector to protect your equipment, but no one tells you how and what kind of surge protector you should buy. It’s time we addressed questions consumers frequently ask about these enigmatic pieces of hardware.
MTE Explains: What Is Google AdSense, and Who Profits From It?
As you’ve browsed the web, you’ve undoubtedly noticed ads strung up along the sides of webpages. These ads drive much of the wealth that powers the Internet and sometimes even fund complete websites. Many of these ads are driven by a single program, Google AdSense. Let’s take a look at what is Adsense and how you can make money from it.
What Are Packaged Apps And How Can They Affect You?
Google is introducing so-called “packaged apps,” applications that run natively inside of Google Chrome. How will this affect your computing experience? Will this be the next step to total cloud computing? Let’s find out!
MTE Explains: How To Become a YouTube Partner
Anyone can upload a video to YouTube, but only YouTube partners can make money. This begs the logical question – how does your general YouTube user become a revenue generating partner?
MTE Explains: What Is The Difference Between Free Software, Open Source Software, and Freeware?
Free Software vs Open Source Software. Most people are always confused over them. Here are the differences between free software, open source and freeware
MTE Explains: How 3D Technology Works
For those who are planning to buy a 3D capable device, this article shows you what you need to know about 3D technology and help you make a better decision.
MTE Explains: How Digital Camera Works And Why More Pixels Doesn’t Lead To A Better Photo
In this article, we will simplify the technology behind digital camera and explain why some cameras perform better than others!
Understanding The Differences Between the Various Audio File Formats (and Which One Is The Most Suitable for You)
You probably know which are the most used audio formats across the Web, but do you know the differences between them, or how are they produced? And have you ever thought on which format is more suitable for your needs?
MTE Explains: What is Onion Routing (OR/TOR) And How You Can Get Your Privacy Back
One of the way you can use to protect your online privacy is to make use of an Onion Routing connection. In this article, I will explain what onion routing is and how it can benefit you.
MTE Explains: The Differences Between a Refurbished and New PC (And Is a Refurbished PC a Better Deal?)
When some people see the word “refurbished” placed in the title of a PC, their immediate reaction is to avoid the item like the plague, not knowing all the differences between a refurbished and new PC. Refurbished PC is not as bad as you think, and with a little attention, it could save you money too.
How Can An Electronic Device Charge Wirelessly?
Have you ever wondered how an electronic device can charge wirelessly? In this article, we will explain the science behind the creation of the wireless charger.
Things You Need To Know About Google +1
Facebook has dominated the Web with its “LIKE” button. There’s no way that Google will like that. So it is not surprising to see Google release a new feature “+1” (pronounced “Plus One”) to fight back. With this “+1” feature, you can now put a vote to the search result and let your friends know […]
What is Thunderbolt Technology And How It Can Benefit You [MTE Explains]
You may have heard that Apple has recently refreshed their Macbook Pro product line and the latest arrival comes with a new port, known as the Thunderbolt technology. What is Thunderbolt technology I am sure you must have heard of and used a USB port before (unless you are still using a 486MHz PC). A […]
Understanding Home Networking
These days, broadband internet is just about everywhere. Hospitals, restaurants, hotels, and of course homes are all connected with these nice, fast pipes. The problem is that your internet provider likely just gives you a single connection with a single address, no matter how many people or devices plan to use that internet connection. Here, […]