If you aren’t connected to the Internet, you can still view and edit files, including: Google Docs. Preview offline files On your computer, go to drive.google.com. Make sure you turn on offline access first. At the top right, click Ready … Continue reading →

Wired networks are generally much faster than wireless networks.This is mainly because a separate cable is used to connect each device to the network with each cable transmitting data at the same speed. A wired network is also faster since … Continue reading →

You can connect any home appliance such as coffee machine, air conditioner, lamp, fan, etc. to a smart plug and then switch it on/off remotely via an app or through voice commands. In India there are a few options available … Continue reading →

Peripherals are commonly divided into three kinds: input devices, output devices, and storage devices (which partake of the characteristics of the first two). What are the 4 main types of devices? Input devices: For raw data input. Processing devices: To … Continue reading →

Are headphones input or output devices? When headphones are connected to a computer (laptop, smartphone, etc.), they receive information outputted from the computer. This means headphones are output devices. Is headphone an output device? Sometimes referred to as earphones, headphones … Continue reading →

Are all Android phones Smartphones? The answer is YES. All Android phones run on the powerful Android Operating System and are considered Smartphones. Are all phones Android or iOS? Operating System iOS only runs on Apple devices, while Android runs … Continue reading →

See which Android version you have Open your phone’s Settings app. System update. See your “Android version” and “Android security update.” What is the latest version of Android? What is the latest version of Android? The latest version of Android … Continue reading →

Smart Building Security: Risks and Remedies Lack of end-to-end network and cybersecurity monitoring and visibility. Multiple, disparate internet connections installed throughout the building with no centralized control. Poor network and device patch-management practices. Insecure remote access technologies and processes. What … Continue reading →

Between a laptop or two, tablets, smartphones, streaming sticks and gaming consoles, your bandwidth will run out fast. If you then want to connect smart plugs, smart lights, a smart speaker and a smart lock, your Wi-Fi can slow to … Continue reading →

Turn off your Wi-Fi when you‘re not using it such as when your devices use Ethernet cables or when you’re away from home. Or, turn off Wi-Fi to improve security or save on electricity. Is it better to leave Wi-Fi … Continue reading →

In truth, technology has made a whole lot of difference in our society, but it has also transformed humans into lazy-bones, too. These days, people don’t need to run errands anymore; they literally push a button on their phone (another … Continue reading →

How do I know what a good speed is? NBN speed tier Poor speeds Average speeds NBN Standard (NBN 50) 0-30 Mbps 30-40 Mbps NBN Fast (NBN 100) 0-60 Mbps 60-85 Mbps NBN Superfast (NBN 250) 0-110 Mbps 110-150 Mbps … Continue reading →

Here are five tips to make sure you get the best experience with your PLDT Home Prepaid WiFi: Place it strategically. Place the PLDT Home Prepaid WiFi near a window to get the best signal. Use it indoors. Set a … Continue reading →

37.5 Mb per second. 300 Mbps provides a download speed of 37.5 Mb per second. That means downloading a presentation deck might take about 10 seconds. A song might take 7 seconds. Is 300mbs fast internet? 300 Mbps is lightning … Continue reading →

Open the “Network and Sharing Center” through the Windows Control Panel. Signal strength for the wireless connection is displayed in the middle section of the currently active network connection window. How do I know the range of my router? How … Continue reading →