What is Overclocking...??

What is Overclocking? If you have never heard of Overclocking before, it is the dark heart forcing your electronics to perform better than the manufacturer intended. Computer CPU’s tablet, phone and any other modern computing devices you own have processors inside them that all have something in common. Their performance is dictated by the design or architecture and the number of cycles that they can perform per second which is usually...

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NTFS , FAT32 , exFAT File System Differences. MUST CHECK OUT..!!

You must have noticed while formatting an internal drive, external drive or removable drive, Windows gives you the choice of using one of these three different file systems: NTFS, FAT32, and exFAT. Do you know the meaning of these 3 file systems and why are they important? It is awkward that Most of the computer users don’t care much about the meaning of available options and features. They just use them to see if those features work....

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Difference between Coder Programmer and a Developer

Maybe you have heard about these job titles in the past, but what exactly is the difference between them? Some people claim that it mostly depends on your education and on what you have achieved; in some way, this may be true, but some others claim that sometimes the company you are working for decides if you are a programmer, a developer or other, making it merely a job title. Let’s take a closer look to this.    What is the...

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Chance To Get $200,000 by Google , MUST READ..!!

If you are a hacker or a security researcher, that is probably going to be a good news for you. Google Will now Pay you Up to $200,000 if you Find any Bug in it’s Android OS. A few days ago, a malware called “Judy” hit over 36.5 million Android-based phones and caused a lot of damage. So, Google has decided to increase the bounty for finding a bug in Android OS to as much as $2,00,000. According to cyber security firm Check Point, dozens...

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Three Simply Ways To Get Cash Rewards From Google

Google is built around data - and it probably knows a lot more about you than you think it goes. The good part about all this is that Google offers a lot of rewards to people who will volunteer data that it finds useful. This information isn't just used to advertise to you either - instead, sometimes Google wants data from users to build more detailed offerings that help all users. But if you're in college and want to get a little extra...

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Japan police arrests a 14-year-old for creating ransomware

While the computers affected by the WannaCry ransonware around the world last month are still trying to return to normalcy, a 14 year-old teenager from Japan in the meanwhile was arrested on Monday for developing a malware similar to the WannaCry malware. For those unfamiliar, WannaCry ransomware exploited a weakness in Microsoft’s Windows operating system and went on to infect more than 3,00,000 computers in 150 countries within 72 hours...

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How Does a GPS Works....??

  The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a network of about 30 satellites orbiting the Earth at an altitude of 20,000 km. The system was originally developed by the US government for military navigation but now anyone with a GPS device, be it a SatNav, mobile phone or handheld GPS unit, can receive the radio signals that the satellites broadcast. Wherever you are on the planet, at least four GPS satellites are ‘visible’ at any time....

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