WiFi extenders can, in fact, expand the range of your wireless network. But their effectiveness is limited by a host of factors, including the speed of the internet connection coming into your home, the distance from your router, the areas … Continue reading →

However for video editing, 4-3.0 ghz cores is better then even 2-4.5 ghz cores. In short the more cores the better (assuming you are comparing CPUs of the same, or very close, architecture). How many gigahertz is good for video … Continue reading →

A GFCI receptacle is easily recognizable. Simply look for the test and reset button on the face of the outlet. When installed, any electrical device that is plugged in will be protected in the case of a ground fault. This … Continue reading →

A GFCI without ground wire isn’t ideal, but it’s better than a 2-prong outlet. A GFCI outlet will work without a ground wire and it’s legal. If the outlet shorts out for any reason, it will still trip for safety, … Continue reading →

Things You’ll Need The main difference is that normal circuit breakers do not have neutral wires to attach to the breaker’s main buss bar. With the proper planning and attention to safety, nearly anyone can replace a GFI breaker with … Continue reading →

No – it does not. Per the UL Safety Standards for 15 amp receptacles and 15 amp GFCI receptacles, 15 amp receptacles must be designed to allow for the pass-through of 20 amp circuits, so wiring a 15 amp receptacle … Continue reading →

A. Master electrician Sean Kenney responds: The short answer is yes. Although the NEC does not require either the switch or the light fixture to be GFCI-protected, most lighting fixtures designed for use in a shower stall require GFCI protection … Continue reading →

In kitchens, electrical outlets should be placed no farther than 48 inches apart, so that no point on the countertop is more than 24 inches away from a receptacle. Any countertop 12 inches wide or more should have an outlet … Continue reading →

5 Things Android Phones Can Do That iPhones Can’t (& 5 Things Only iPhones Can Do) 3 Apple: Easy Transfer. 4 Android: Choice Of File Managers. 5 Apple: Offload. 6 Android: Storage Upgrades. 7 Apple: WiFi Password Sharing. 8 Android: … Continue reading →

Tap the Receive button on the Android Phone, and tap the Send button on the Android phone. Browse and choose the files you want to send from the iPhone and send it. After that, the receiver’s (Android) device should show … Continue reading →

Two basic technologies in mobile phones, CDMA and GSM, represent a gap you can’t cross. What are the two most popular cell phones? Apple iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones tend to dominate our list of the most popular cell phones … Continue reading →

Even after a wet GFCI outlet dries out, there are chances that it might have suffered corrosion and affected the other wires in the wall. Before restoring electricity, it is essential to call an electrician for an inspection. They will … Continue reading →

3 feet. Bathroom Outlets Every bathroom must have at least one electrical outlet. It must be a GFCI, and it must be within 3 feet of the edge of the sink. Either behind or beside the sink is acceptable — … Continue reading →

Water and moisture in electrical outlets can increase the current – after all, water is a conductor of electricity. When water is present in electrical wirings, short circuits can happen causing wires to heat up and can even start electrical … Continue reading →

iPhone battery draining fast is one of the most common problem of iPhone users across the globe. The battery life problems are usually encountered after an iOS upgrade. What are the common problems in iPhone? 16 Common iPhone Problems And … Continue reading →