According to established Apple leaker LeaksApplePro (via iDropNews), Touch ID is being tested under the display for the iPhone 14. But the bad news is that the tech has been dropped from the regular 14 series, since Apple “wants to … Continue reading →

Apple founder, Steve Jobs, introduced the Macintosh to the world during one of his famous keynote speeches on January 24, 1984. During this speech, he shows the computer and its software off and he highlights the text-to-speech feature to have … Continue reading →

Having an inadequate antenna may be the root cause of your reception issues. If your antenna system is not properly set up, then this can cause poor reception. Poor cabling and incorrect use of masthead amplifiers can adversely affect your … Continue reading →

Why are LED lights better than normal lights? LED lights outperform other forms of lighting in every area. They are more efficient in their use of electricity. They are cooler, don’t waste energy as heat, and therefore safer. Are LED … Continue reading →

Energy Savings LED is a highly energy-efficient lighting technology, and has the potential to fundamentally change the future of lighting in the United States. Residential LEDs — especially ENERGY STAR rated products — use at least 75% less energy, and … Continue reading →

If you are looking into a new TV, however, then a smart TV is absolutely worth it. Between the streaming services, broader smart home control, and in some models, built-in smart assistants, a modern smart TV is worth the additional … Continue reading →

This portable wireless USB repeater is designed for devices to access to internet. With it, you are able to enhance the wireless network signal, improve transmission speed and connect with more mobile devices, such as smart TV, laptop, mobile phone, … Continue reading →

WiFi boosters are designed to give you better wireless signal coverage throughout your entire home (inside and outside). When you have a strong signal in the room you are trying to stream video, any instances of buffering should go away.But … Continue reading →

Yes. Ethernet is more reliable and faster than WiFi. I used to cast to TV when both my laptop and TV were connected to network LAN via WiFi. There used to be buffering. Is it better to connect smart TV … Continue reading →

What is considered slow internet? Download speeds less than 25 Mbps are too slow to be considered broadband or good home Wi-Fi. With these speeds, users may experience buffering when streaming video, difficulty connecting multiple devices and other internet connectivity … Continue reading →

If your boiler works but the radiators are not heating up, then likely cause could be a faulty boiler pump or your central heating controls. If your boiler works but the radiators are cold, check that the thermostat or timer … Continue reading →

Depending on the TV manufacturer, and who you believe personally, a typical LCD TV can operate in temperatures between 40oF and 90oF, in terms of heat. It is possible for an outdoor TV to survive in the Texas heat. However, … Continue reading →

Log in to the Zoom client. Click the Video tab in the left-hand column of the settings window. Hover over the preview of your camera. Click the Rotate 90° button in the upper right-hand corner of the preview until your … Continue reading →

A light tent or light box is a contraption with translucent sides that diffuses light coming from multiple sources. This allows for even, nearly shadow-less lighting against a simple, solid background. What are the most popular uses of lightbox? In … Continue reading →

How do you transport a 85 inch TV in a truck? Keep the television box upright at all times. Place it firmly against the side of the truck bed. Pull the cargo straps across the box, avoid twisting the straps … Continue reading →