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Radiocity.in collaborate with AdsWizz and Google AdWords to provide better Advertising Platform

June 11, 2018 by Rajkumar Maurya

Radio City’s digital arm, radiocity.in has undertaken formidable steps to further strengthen its digital backbone by partnering with Google AdWords Premier Small & Medium Business Partner Program and AdsWizz, the leading technology provider of advertising solutions for the digital audio industry. The exclusive radio partnership with Google will provide small and medium businesses, a holistic … Read more

Apple iOS 12 vs Google Android P: Which one is better?

June 9, 2018 by Rajkumar Maurya

This week, Apple convened the WWDC Developer Conference and officially released the new operating system iOS 12. iOS 12 doesn’t make many changes in functionality, but instead pays more attention to performance. It will be well compatible with old and iOS 11 supported devices. In May of this year, at the Google I/O conference, Android P officially … Read more

How to convert NTFS to FAT32 or vice versa without format & losing data

June 4, 2018June 4, 2018 by Sarbasish Basu

How to convert NTFS to FAT32 without format on Windows 10

All the Windows users must have seen two most commonly used file formats. Yes, they are FAT32 and NTFS. NTFS is a new file system with numerous modifications over FAT32. NTFS is more reliable, offer better performance and security, greater stability, and you can store single files over 4 GB. A single file should be … Read more

How to find & change MAC address on a Windows 10,8 & 7 computer

June 1, 2018 by Sarbasish Basu

How to find and change MAC address on a Windows computer

Being a netizen I don’t think I need to explain what is a MAC address or Media access control address?. Though let me explain it at first. It is a physical address, which is tied to your network interface card or NIC. It acts as an identity when you connect to a Wi-Fi or plug … Read more

Ubuntu 18.04 Bash Shell is now available to download and install, on Windows Store

May 28, 2018 by Sarbasish Basu

Ubuntu 18.04 Bash Shell is now available to download and install for Windows

Previously I have written an article on Linux Bash Shell on Windows. I have explained how to initialize and set up a Linux distribution to use Bash Shell on. I have chosen Ubuntu 16.04 LTS for that tutorial. But there is something new at present. You can even get Ubuntu 18.04 Bash Shell on Windows. … Read more

Amazon Provides an Explanation for the Unfortunate Echo Incident

May 25, 2018 by Darshim Saxena

Amazon’s digital assistant, Alexa, is bestowed with many capabilities. It can order pizza for you, play music, book movie tickets and even record your personal information and send it to people in your contact list without your knowledge. Recently, a Portland woman made it to the headlines when the Echo device in her house sent … Read more

How to secure your WordPress Blog or Website from Hackers

April 23, 2018April 23, 2018 by Darshim Saxena

The internet is flooded with nasty professional hackers and plagiarizers. They can harm a vulnerable blog in several ways including installing malware or even worse redirecting the traffic to their own sites. So, your first priority is to secure WordPress based blogs those are your bread and jars of butter. We come across hacking incidents … Read more

9 Free & Open source Linux kiosk Distros and Browsers Tools

March 16, 2024April 22, 2018 by Rajkumar Maurya

Open source Linux kiosk Distros and Kiosk Browsers

What’s a Web kiosk? A kiosk is a small standing physical machine that is used to display information and provide different services in the 21st century. The pieces of information displayed on the Kiosk can be from any source but generally, what you see in the malls, Airports, and other places are from different companies. … Read more

What is the importance of big data in our everyday lives? Do we contribute to it?

April 17, 2018 by Sarbasish Basu

big data and its importance in our everyday lives including Benefits

Big data is rather new, in the world of technology. No, it is not something, which is invented yesterday, but big data has risen since the end of the last decade, and now, everywhere you go, and all the tasks you do, contribute a little or lot to big data. Since big data is an … Read more

How to check ram frequency using CMD in Windows 10, 8, 7 & XP

June 22, 2019March 31, 2018 by Rajkumar Maurya

Checking RAM frequency details using WMIC command

We already have written a tutorial article in which we have shown how to check the RAM Speed using software called Piriform Speccy. And, today in this tutorial will show you how to check ram frequency using cmd (command prompt) in your Windows 10, 8, 7 and XP PC. The CMD method is fast but … Read more

How to find the actual DRAM frequencies of the connected RAM sticks in a computer?

November 22, 2022March 30, 2018 by Sarbasish Basu

check ram mhz windows 10 using speccy or Bios

Sometimes it is necessary to know the operating frequency or the DRAM frequencies (in MHz) of the RAM sticks, while you are planning to purchase a new RAM for your system. In most cases, the BIOS will show you the operating frequency of the RAM connected to your system, but, it might be necessary to … Read more

How to proceed with the Python Canopy installation steps, on Windows and Linux?

March 30, 2018 by Sarbasish Basu

Python canopy installation instructions for Windows & Ubuntu Linux

Python is no doubt one of the most popular languages for programming and is also extensively used in data science. That being said, you might need to use a number of dependencies from time to time, to get to greater heights, when you are using Python. It comes with numerous tools for data analysis, data … Read more

How to Install Modoboa Webmail server on Ubuntu

May 2, 2018March 30, 2018 by Rajkumar Maurya

The Modoboa webmail is a self-hosted mail server which is free and open source software and based on Linux. The Modoboa web interface is really very simple to understand but modern. Also, it has the ability to work as a mail hosting and management platform. Right now you can only install Modoboa on Centos and Debian … Read more

USB Killer ! What are they, how to save the devices!

March 15, 2018 by Sarbasish Basu

USB Killer, a device that can kill USB devices such as laptops, telephones, consoles, cars, networking equipment via a USB slot by using negative power surge flaw. From pen drives to hard drives, and from input devices to printers, you can hardly find any gadget nowadays, which do not come with the widely accepted, highly … Read more

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