Tech Tips

Tech Tips

Should you use AI in your university courses?

The remarkable level of accessibility and proficiency exhibited by AI tools has educators, students, and tech enthusiasts engaged in vigorous debates about one big question: should university students use AI in their courses?

1y ago

Bytes / Samsung Galaxy A54: The newest A Game in town

The Samsung Galaxy A54 stands tall as a formidable mid-range smartphone that strikes a balance between elegant design, reliable performance, and exceptional camera capabilities.

1y ago

Air coolers vs air conditioners: Which one should you get?

Air conditioners or air coolers? To make an informed decision, it is essential to weigh the factors of cost, effectiveness, size, and electricity consumption associated with these cooling solutions.

1y ago

How to safeguard against 5 key threats to password security

Find out some of the most significant threats to password security.

1y ago

How to keep your online information safe

Personal data can be stored almost anywhere on the internet, so it is imperative to keep all that valuable information safe and protected at all times.

1y ago

How to detect AI-generated text

While the use of AI in text generations have many potential benefits across industries, like any other tool, they too may be misused in a variety of ways. To counter the misuse of AI-generated texts, there are some tools that may come handy.

1y ago

How to keep your phone cool during heatwaves

Active smartphone users will especially find that their phones get heated in this unbearable heatwave. As such, here are some tips to keep in mind to keep your phone cool and safe during the most intense of temperatures.

1y ago

How to stay safe while using public Wi-Fi

If you are a remote worker or travel frequently and rely on public Wi-Fi to get work done on the go, here are some important tips to keep in mind.

1y ago

How to install Android 6.0 Marshmallow on your Windows PC

Here is a guide on how you install Android 6.0 Marshmallow onto your Windows PC and run it just like you’d run it on a phone or tablet,

8y ago

20 Google search tricks you should know

Google search became as popular as it is now due in large part to its simplicity, and the service remains wonderfully simple to this day.

8y ago

How to hide unwanted Apple apps on iPhone

Apps like Compass, Tips, and the Watch app all come pre-installed on your iPhone with no way to delete them, but now here there is a clever way to hide them.

8y ago

14 things you didn't know about your iPhone headphones

iPhone headphones surpass their initial purpose and can do much more than you can imagine

8y ago

How smartphone light affects your brain and body

Checking your phone at night and before going to sleep seems like a normal habitual act, but it is some harmful than you think.

8y ago

Web Review: Facebook to solve your desperate needs

The Facebook group, Desperately Seeking- Dhaka, is an interesting initiative by social media activists to engage a vast number of Facebook users under one banner to share their problems, queries and needs, and there is always someone with an answer to them, no matter how queer your needs are and how difficult the solution is!

9y ago

How easy is it for hackers to steal your face?

Cybercriminals hunt for data of all kinds: personal details, photos, videos and even ways that users interact with others; this data is often stolen from social networks. Stolen data is often posted elsewhere online to be sold to other criminals looking to make a profit.

9y ago

Five must-try cooking channels

Whether you're a sous chef extraordinaire in the making or a klutz in the kitchen with two left hands, if you're looking for ideas for your next big fancy dress dinner party or just want to impress your loved ones, check out these five exciting cooking channels.

9y ago

Five ways to protect your private photos: Part 2

Remember last year's well-publicized leak, which exposed some celebrities' nude photos? The story not only made some individuals' day

9y ago

Lose your phone, not your data

If you are one of those unfortunate who has gotten mugged, I sympathise. Losing your phone, especially today when we practically live on it, can be difficult. But more important and valuable than your phone is the massive amount of personal data, pictures and files that is not at the hands of someone else. While there are steps you should take the soonest your phone has been lost to you, there are a few steps before hand that gives an extra layer of security which could make all the difference.

9y ago