Many Audiophiles hate Bose because their products tend to focus more on lifestyle rather than absolute sound quality. By definition, Audiophiles are Hi-Fi (high-fidelity) enthusiasts who are always working towards professional studio sound. Bose does not deliver in this aspect. … Continue reading →

Disadvantages of face detection Massive data storage burden. The ML technology used in face detection requires powerful data storage that may not be available to all users. Detection is vulnerable. A potential breach of privacy. What are the advantages and … Continue reading →

A recently discovered FBI training document shows that US law enforcement can gain limited access to the content of encrypted messages from secure messaging services like iMessage, Line, and WhatsApp, but not to messages sent via Signal, Telegram, Threema, Viber, … Continue reading →

Alexa is specifically the name of the virtual assistant – the disembodied voice you talk to, ask questions, and bug with song requests. Amazon’s Echo is simply the name given to the physical products themselves, the speakers which house the … Continue reading →

Getting started with setting up multiple Google Home devices is a breeze. You can mix and match the smart home speakers too, meaning you can opt for a Google Nest Mini in the bedroom and a full-sized Nest Audio in … Continue reading →

Because WiFi is designed to have more speed than Bluetooth. The factor which makes the difference is power usage. Bluetooth is designed as a technology that uses very low amount of power. So data rates are restricted in the PHY … Continue reading →

Google Nest Audio, Nest Mini, Home and Home Max are all Wi-Fi speakers that double up as smart home control hubs and personal assistants for the entire family. You can use them to playback entertainment throughout your home, manage everyday … Continue reading →

Getting the program To get Firefox (for Windows or Mac or any of the other dozen computers it runs on), visit www.mozilla.com. For Chrome, go to www.google.com/chrome. To get or upgrade Internet Explorer, go to www.microsoft.com/ie. Safari is available at … Continue reading →

Download Google Chrome offline installer Use this special URL when visiting Google Chrome’s download site. Click on ‘Download Chrome. The Google Chrome offline installer will now be downloaded and will have a name similar to ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe. How do I manually … Continue reading →

Your Google Assistant screens the call and ask who’s calling and why. You’ll get a real-time transcript of how the caller responds. Once the caller responds, you can choose a suggested response, pick up the call, or hang up. Can … Continue reading →

Nest Aware’s Emergency Calling connects you to the 911 call center closest to your home, based on the home address you enter in the Google Home app .* So if you’re away from home and use Nest Aware Emergency Calling, … Continue reading →

How do I send a text message? Send & receive text messages in Messages Open the Messages app . Tap Compose . In “To,” enter the names, phone numbers, or email addresses that you’d like to message. You can also … Continue reading →

Google is reportedly planning to discontinue its video calling app Duo in favor of Meet, which has grown rapidly in wake of the coronavirus pandemic. That’s according to a new report on 9to5Google citing sources familiar with the matter. Is … Continue reading →

Short answer – no. The long answer is that to use 911, there needs to be some kind of backend that sends your location to the 911 operators automatically. For landlines that is done by the carrier service sending your … Continue reading →

From the Google Home app Open the Google Home app . Tap Media . You’ll find a controller for the content that’s playing. The controller will show any compatible devices that are linked to your account or on your Wi-Fi … Continue reading →