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Nowadays a new trend of video streaming is revealed which is known as Cord cutting. But most people do not know about this new option of video streaming or don't know how to use it. Cord cutting refers to the process of cutting expensive cable connections in order to change to a low-cost TV channel subscription through over-the-air (OT) free broadcast through antenna, or over-the-top (OTT) broadcast over the Internet. C ord cutting, in a telecommunications context, is the practice of stopping a cable or satellite television service or getting rid of a  landline  phone.  Cord cutting is a growing trend that is adversely affecting the cable industry.   The main goal of cord cutting is saving money. Netflix, Apple TV, Yupp TV, HotStar, YouTube, BigFlix, and Hulu are some of the popular broadcasting services that encourage cord cutting. The cord cutting concept received a considerable amount of recognition beginning in 2010 as more Internet solutions became avail...

Everyone knows about the general use of computer mouse. Generally all computer users use Left, Right buttons and Scroll Wheel because it's the most useful in mouse and they are mostly used. Apart from these, the computer mouse is not needed and it's other features do not use in work. Mostly computer users know about the keyboard's shortcuts  but litte know about the mouse's shortcut features. So we will tell you about some shortcut features of computer mouse, which can make your work easier on your computer. Open New Window :   You can open any link in  new  window with the help of mouse. To open any link in new window you can use left click with shift ( Left click + Shift ). Process  of Close Tab :  If you want to close any tab in browser, then click  on Scrolling Wheel by placing the Mouse arrow on that Tab.  Zooming Work : If in the application does not have a Zoom feature then  you can take help of mouse.You Scroll the mo...

Net Neutrality is the internet’s guiding principle: It preserves our right to communicate freely online. Net Neutrality means an internet that enables and protects free speech. It means that ISPs should provide us with open networks ; and should not block against any applications or content that ride over those networks. Just as your phone company shouldn’t decide who you call and what you say on that call, your ISP shouldn’t interfere with the content view or post online. The internet without Net Neutrality is not really the internet. Without the Net Neutrality rules, companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon will be able to call all the shots and decide which websites, content and applications succeed. These companies can now slow down their competitors’ content or block political opinions they disagree with. They can charge extra fees to the few content companies that can afford to pay for preferential treatment - relegating everyone else to a slower tier of service. T...

Pixels Per Inch is a metric used to describe the pixel density (sharpness) for all sorts of displays, including cameras, computers, mobile devices, etc… A Smartphone display has thousands of individual pixels. Pixels stand for picture elements – they’re the basic building blocks on a smartphone display. Images are formed by directing the millions of pixels to change colour in unanimity. By changing each pixel to give the desired colour, smartphones can produce almost any image. It is important to understand what it really means in a world where visual computing and visual quality has increased exponentially over the past decade, and where PPI has become a prime marketing tool. PPI is a pixel metric, but it can't be used by itself as a sharpness benchmark because the distance between our eyes and the display is as important as the pixel density itself. If you bring your screen closer to your eyes, you will see the pixels. If you move the device further away, the additional...

Image Stabilization  (or  IS)  is a method to reduce  taking blurry photos by moving the camera lens automatically to compensate for camera movement which can be induced by the user hand-holding the camera, or because the camera is fixed on a platform prone to vibration or movements. Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) is a feature that you find on the cameras of many high-end smartphones. OIS eliminates a very common problem: blurry photos induced by user movements (shaking, screen tap), or motion of the camera in general (maybe you’re mounting the camera on a bike/helmet). How does OIS work  You can think in terms of a traditional camera, the process of taking a photo is like this- you set up your shot, you adjust the focus, aperture, and shutter speed and then you click the button to open the shutter and allow the light in, so it can be captured on film or an image sensor. But here is the thing, if you move the camera, even a little, ...

Blue eyes is the technology to make computers sense and understand human behavior and feelings and react in the proper ways. Blue Eyes  technology conducted by the research team of IBM at its Almaden Research Center (ARC) in San Jose, California since 1997. In blue eyes technology blue stands for Bluetooth and eyes stand for eye movements which enable to get the information. The idea behind blue eye technology is to give the computer the human power.  The Blue Eyes technology system is a combination of a set of hardware and software systems. The hardware consists of a   DAU (Data Acquisition Unit), CSU (Central System Unit). These two devices are interconnected by Bluetooth. The function of DAU is to collect information from the sensor and send it to Bluetooth and it also delivers the message which is sent from CSU to the operator. On the other hand, CSU provides visualization interface by buffering incoming sensor data. What is the Need for Blue Eyes...

Elon Musk Mars mission SpaceX chief Elon Musk’s elaborate plan for a mega-rocket to carry astronauts to Mars may have some down-to-Earth applications. Humans could travel to Mars as early as 2024 with the aim of building a colony on the red planet, Elon Musk has claimed. Musk's space exploration company SpaceX has laid out ambitious plans to establish a base on Mars after it unveiled a reusable rocket that it said could travel at speeds of up to 27,000 kilometres per hour (16,777 mph). SpaceX said it would be establish a base on the moon and fly  two cargo missions to land on the Red Planet in 2022, with the key mission of finding the best source of water - currently mooted as a way to power rockets. The rockets would place power, mining and life-support infrastructure on Mars to support future missions, with four ships set to take people, equipment and supplies to the planet in 2024. The trips would be funded by a range of activities, inclu...