Firefox Monitor, What it is, How it Works and How it Helps You Learn...
Mozilla launches a service identical to Have I been pwned (based on its database) to help users become aware of the problem related to data theft, secure and unique passwords, and...
FTTE, Optical Fiber on a Rigid Network: What It Means
What is the meaning of FTTE fiber: can it be a step forward compared to ADSL? Let's see what it is and how it works.
Several of our readers have reported to...
Hardware Acceleration in Chrome: How to Enable or Disable It
What is hardware acceleration in Chrome, and how to check if it is active and used by the browser to speed up the loading of pages and web applications?
The 'hardware acceleration...
MAC address (Wi-Fi and Ethernet): What it is and How to find it?
MAC Address is the special unique identifier that each hardware manufacturer assigns to every network card, ethernet and wireless, placed on the market. The MAC address is 48 bits (6 bytes)...
How To Add Gmail To Desktop
You can consult your Gmail inbox without even opening your browser: here's how to add Gmail to your desktop and open it like any other application.
Gmail is a popular email service...
How To Install Chrome OS on PC and Run It From USB Stick?
How to install Chrome OS on PC without changing the hard drive or SSD configuration?
Chrome OS is the operating system that Google pre-installs on Chromebooks, devices designed to be almost always...
How To Block The Software Reporter Tool Process?
Have you noticed the presence of the Software Reporter Tool process, which, on your system, occupies the processor significantly, slowing down all other activities? Here's what it is and how to...
UPnP: What It Is For and Why It Should Be Deactivated Immediately?
How to disable UPnP and why to do it? Akamai raises the alarm: 4.8 million routers expose UPnP functionality on the WAN port.
All modern routers and modem routers offer support for...
What Does Mbps Mean And What Does It Correspond To?
What is the difference between Mbps and MB/s? What does it mean to use a connection of up to 7, 20, 30, 50, or 100 Mbps?
When it comes to the speed...
Ping: What it is, How it works, and What it is for?
How does the ping command work and what it is for: because in many circumstances, it is the first diagnostic utility to use.
Often we hear the expressions ping of the connection...