At Google Nest, our products use data from your connected home devices and services to make them more helpful to you. How much data does Google Nest use? Nest Cam Indoor & Outdoor – per camera Nest cam video setting … Continue reading →

Google Wifi had a good run as one of the top mesh systems of the past few years, and it’s still on sale at some retailers. If you spot it on the shelf and see the solid reviews online, you … Continue reading →

Disadvantages of Tree Topology Large cabling is required as compared to star and bus topology. On the failure of a hub, the entire network fails. Tree network is very difficult to configure than other network topologies. What is the advantage … Continue reading →

No other Google products (such as Gmail, Google Photos, Google Drive, YouTube) will be shut down as part of the consumer Google+ shutdown, and the Google Account you use to sign in to these services will remain. Is Gmail shutting … Continue reading →

To get started, add your address in the Alexa app. Then, just ask Alexa “What’s the weather?” or “What’s the weather in [city, state or city, country]?” You can also ask about weather on a specific day or about inclement … Continue reading →

Like lying, evil people manipulate people and situations to bend to their will. They’ll cry to turn the attention away from you toward them. They’ll kick up a fuss if they aren’t getting their way, and guilt people into doing … Continue reading →

Top 20 ways people ‘cheat in life’: Getting extra change and not saying anything. Using a pasta sauce instead of making your own. Flirted with someone else while in a relationship. Getting someone else’s parking ticket when it hasn’t run … Continue reading →

Check out our best Siri Easter eggs feature, while Google Assistant Easter eggs offers plenty of amusing suggestions of things to say to a Google smart speaker. You’ll need to say “Alexa, up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, … Continue reading →

Echo suppressors work by detecting a voice signal going in one direction on a circuit, and then muting or attenuating the signal in other direction. Usually, the echo suppressor at the far end of the circuit does this muting when … Continue reading →

The walls of the concert halls are used to control the acoustic. Hard surfaces will reflect the sound – and you’ll find lots of these in concert halls – while soft surfaces will absorb it. What are concert hall walls … Continue reading →

The NEC defines a Class 2 circuit as that portion of the wiring system between the load side of a Class 2 power source and the connected equipment. Due to its power limitations, a Class 2 circuit is considered safe … Continue reading →

Along with the seating, lighting should be a key consideration when designing an auditorium, particularly if the venue is being used as a learning space.Fortunately, you can easily take advantage of natural sunlight by installing large windows or skylights in … Continue reading →

where is the button? There should be a bar at the top of your buildings which displays the muted building types. Click the farm icon to unmute it. Where is options in cookie clicker? To access the options, click the … Continue reading →

No one, not even your host, can turn your camera on in a meeting. You can go about your meetings without any worries from now on. Just like hosts can’t unmute you, they can’t turn your camera on either. You … Continue reading →

Auditorium Stage Assume that the typical stage is 30-35 feet deep with a proscenium opening of 40-50 feet wide, and up to 30 feet tall. The side stage should be at least half the size of the proscenium opening on … Continue reading →