To create a schedule to turn on your Wyze Plug every Sunday at 12:00 PM. Tap Home, then the + plus sign on the top left. Tap Add Rule, then select Schedule from the list. Tap the Wyze Plug you … Continue reading →

1850s. Tintypes, originally known as or ferrotypes or melainotypes, were invented in the 1850s and continued to be produced into the 20th century. The photographic emulsion was applied directly to a thin sheet of iron coated with a dark lacquer … Continue reading →

WATERPROOF: In a nutshell, “waterproof” means no water in, no water out.WEATHERPROOF (aka water-resistant or water-repellent): A weatherproof fabric is coated with a finish that is resistant but not impervious to penetration by water. Water-resistant fabrics will often bead up … Continue reading →

Liquid Electrical Tape (LET) is easy to use, providing an airtight, waterproof, dielectric coating in minutes. The coating will last for the life of the application, yet it can be removed immediately as needed. Can you waterproof with electrical tape? … Continue reading →

You can be creative with ways to hide the wires of your home electrical devices: Bind power cords with tubing or cable ties. Place a decorative basket next to a table and insert the bound cords into the basket and … Continue reading →

No. The proper product is a Dielectric grease, which is a silicone-based grease that repels moisture and protects electrical connections against corrosion. Is it OK to spray wd40 on electrical connections? WD-40 does not conduct electricity: When you put the … Continue reading →

I mainly chose Sony to have a smaller kit for travelling. After some weeks using the new camera, I am surprised that most pictures, especially wide angle shots are much sharper and offer more details than those taken with any … Continue reading →

Ryan Kaji. Well, one child in particular – Forbes has published its annual listing of the top earners on YouTube, which, once again, is lead by Ryan Kaji, of the ever-popular channel ‘Ryan’s World’, who is now only 9 years … Continue reading →

When it comes to refresh rates, 60Hz is good, and 75Hz is great, but higher refresh rates are only necessary for gaming. Unless you plan on doing high-end, competitive gaming, stay away from 144Hz, 240Hz, and 360Hz monitors. Does Hz … Continue reading →

Depends entirely on the photo. I’ve found on my 5s they range from about 1.7MB to 3.8MB. Most are aroung 3-3.5MB. If you assumed they averaged about 3MB, you would need to delete a little over 300. How many GB … Continue reading →

A: No, SD cards are not good for long term data storage because they have a very high failure rate. They were intended for moving pictures from a camera to your computer each night when you got home, so they … Continue reading →

The fastest Secure Digital (SD) memory card. The fastest SD memory cards currently available are UHS-II cards. The UHS-II interface is capable of up to 312MB/s bus speed while actual card transfer speeds are slightly lower. A total of 160 … Continue reading →

The microSD card is not needed anymore. In fact, microSD card is a technology from a time that no longer exists. It is so old that of all the technologies you can hope to see in a phone, it is … Continue reading →

The 64 GB SanDisk Extreme Pro proved to be the top SD card in our latest round of testing, with the best ratio of read and write speeds, as well as high-speed real-world performance during burst shooting. Is SanDisk a … Continue reading →

Analog cameras (whether SD or HD), by definition of being analog, do not have or need IP addresses since they have no network interface. However, analog cameras are generally connected to recorders or encoders that do have network interfaces and … Continue reading →