I’ve heard that USB-C is intentionally designed to break the cable rather than the port, in situations where one of those must break. That’s absolutely been true in my experience. It doesn’t happen often, but I’ve dropped two phones while … Continue reading →

Make sure you Camera is fully charged. If you put a pack of film in your camera and you hear the camera respond with a motor noise but nothing comes out, try to re-insert the pack of film. If that … Continue reading →

Cuban plugs and sockets follow the American model with two legs (A type). Generally, voltage is 110V/60Hz, although some hotels (usually in the bathrooms) also feature 220V and rounded leg sockets for European plugs (C type). It is advised to … Continue reading →

Type ipconfig /all at the command prompt to check the network card settings. The IP address and MAC address are listed under the appropriate adapter as Physical Address and IPv4 Address. Does NIC have IP address? By default, each network … Continue reading →

Powered USB Hubs While non-powered hubs need to be plugged into a host system to charge your devices, powered hubs will charge your devices even without access to those systems. These types of USB hubs require access to an electrical … Continue reading →

A collection of truly universal plugs, that expand and which fixes into any wall, ceiling or floor. What is a universal Rawlplug? Truly universal wall plug which fixes into any base material, solid or hollow. Recommended for unknown substrates and … Continue reading →

So, remember; if you overload a socket you’re risking the adaptor, socket or an attached plug will overheat and that leads to fires; don’t take that risk please. Can an AC adapter overheat? An overheated AC adapter may pose a … Continue reading →

Some laptops, in fact, use a USB-C cable as the primary charger. To charge your laptop via USB-C: Plug one end of the USB-C cord into an outlet. Plug the other end of the USB-C cord into your laptop.Some laptops, … Continue reading →