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The battle of the browsers is the longest ongoing battle royale in consumer technology. The comparison of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and other browsers changes with each software release and iteration. It is already commonly accepted that Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is the slowest of browsers, especially compared to Google Chrome, but now there is Microsoft […]

Purchasing a new laptop has always been a bit of an adventure. The wide selection available across the different ecosystems can make it a very difficult decision. This is one of the reasons Apple users have stuck within Apple’s ecosystem. The selection of configurations is simpler to choose from and the options aren’t overwhelming. For […]

The COVID-19 pandemic put a new emphasis on a variety of programs designed to simulate face-to-face meetings and serve as digital classrooms, boardrooms, and more. During this time period, multiple programs rose to the top of the digital food chain. Two such examples are Google Meet and Zoom. These two programs have seen their popularity […]

IPv4 vs IPv6: The Key Differences Explained Internet Protocol is the main set of rules that governs the exchange or transmission of data between devices on separate networks. It does this through two main functions. First, it addresses the host. This is nearly the same as having a physical address. Without a designation for where […]

Sending and receiving information online is incredibly similar to how people send and receive mail and packages in the physical world. The system by which it is managed is called Internet Protocol. Internet Protocol has two key functions that allow computer users to send and receive a transmission. The first task of Internet Protocol is […]

Java and JavaScript have nearly identical names, both were first released in 1995, and both have early ties to the Netscape browser. These, and superficial similarities in the code of both languages, have led to a lot of confusion over the last two decades about the differences between the two programming languages, with many wondering […]

Containerization solves a fundamental problem for developers. It can be challenging to move a new application from the development environment to the production environment. Software that works perfectly on the developer’s computer will have glitches when it moves to a server for the next development stage. This behavior is often due to variations between the […]

Choosing a monitor never gets easier. Every year that passes by, new technology redefines the limits of previous technology. It used to be that every monitor on the market was a TN panel. Then, along came IPS with a significantly improved picture quality with a much wider range of color and wider viewing angles. These […]

Consumer electronics marketing campaigns have done a lot to muddy the waters when it comes to product education. They did not achieve this on purpose. Technology has a way of improving faster than anyone can keep up with. The same can be said for those who are trying to sell it. While some terminology found […]

Cat 5 vs Cat 6 … what’s the difference? Cat 5 and Cat 6 are both kinds of wires that you would use to connect to the internet. In a pre-Wireless time period, they were commonplace, and people who went to college or worked in an office in the 2000s probably remember what each of […]

TLDR: Serious gamers, go for the Nintendo Switch. For budget-conscious, less-frequent gamers, the Switch Lite is the way to go. Our opinion? The Switch is the best bet for all-around superior gaming experience. ***** The Nintendo Switch is one of the most popular video game systems of all time, with current estimates holding that the […]

When shopping for video cables to connect to your television or computer monitor, you will run across two popular options: DVI and HDMI. The primary difference between these connections is that DVI can only transmit video, while HDMI can transmit audio and video. This article will help you to decide which cable is best for […]

Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system is split into a few different forks. There’s Windows 10 Home, Windows 10 in S mode, and Windows 10 Pro. Each version of the Windows 10 license runs the same operating system for the computer, but with different access to features within Windows. In general, computers purchased from a retail […]

exFAT vs FAT32: The Key Differences Explained File systems are an integral component of the software of an operating system. Without them, there is no way to organize, transfer, or create files. File allocation tables, or FAT, have long been a primary method of file systems for computers and electronics. FAT32 and exFAT are versions […]

The Universal Serial Bus (USB) was developed as a standard to define communication protocols between computers and electronic devices. USB refers both to the USB ports and cables with USB connectors. They are most frequently used in 2021 as charging cables for smartphones and tablets, but their primary purpose is for data transfer between computers, […]

exFAT vs NTFS: The Key Differences Explained For computers to be useful, the data stored on them has to be organized and accessible. File systems are the software solution to this. There are quite a few different file systems in the modern; exFAT, FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, EXT2, EXT4, NTFS, and others. This page will be […]

One of the essential decisions when buying a computing device is the storage options for your data. The types of storage drives on the market today are the older hard disk drives (HDD) and the newer solid state drives (SSD). Budget computers still tend to ship with hard disk drives, but the price per gigabyte […]

QLED Vs. OLED: The Key Differences Explained Although these two acronyms look almost exactly alike, the difference between QLED and OLED is an important question for people who are looking for a new television or computer monitor. QLED is a relatively new branding term created by Samsung that gives the impression that it is similar […]

2.4 vs 5 GHz: The Key differences explained 2.4 and 5 are two different wavelength frequencies on the gigahertz scale. Hertz refers to cycles per second. A Gigahertz is one billion cycles per second. These two specific frequencies are used to carry WIFI information to corresponding devices for gaming, streaming, or general internet use. Each […]

Cat6 vs Cat7: The Key Differences Explained Ethernet cables are divided into many different types. Two of the common types of patch cables are Cat6 and Cat7. The main difference between the two is their frequency and speed ratings. If you are trying to decide which ethernet cable is right for your gaming, lte, or […]

x86 VS x64: The Key Differences Explained The terms x86 and x64 are fairly rare to hear. Modern computing machines like desktop PCs and smartphones run on a 64-bit architecture as a standard. They are more commonly labeled as x86-64, AMD64, or ARM64. During the transition from 16-bit and 32-bit systems to 64-bit systems, the […]

FreeSync vs G-Sync: The Key Differences Explained As display technology continues to advance and monitors having refresh rates of 100Hz or more are becoming more common, consumers are looking for peak performance. Furthermore, users want to avoid problems with synchronizing their monitor refresh rates with the number of frames rendered by their video cards. This […]

32 bit vs 64 bit: The Key Differences Explained 32 bit and 64-bit computers are references to the processing speed of computers. It is specifically referring to the computer’s processor. A computer’s processor – also known as the CPU – is responsible for executing a computer’s code and all operations. It is one of the […]

AMD vs Nvidia: The Key Differences Explained Computer hobbyists and PC game system builders are well aware of the long, ongoing war for dominance in the graphics card market. The two titans locked in a battle for decades have been Nvidia and AMD, also referred to as the “Green Team” and the “Red Team.” Advanced […]