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6 Reasons Why Animated Explainer Videos Are Indispensable for Your App or Gadget
One of the impediments to gaining users and publicity for new tech is helping would-be users understand what your product can do and how they should use it. Unfortunately, for many users, uncertainty about how the tech can be used prevents them from using a perfectly good product. One of the ways around this is to demonstrate the potential of your app through an animated explainer video.
By Usman Siddiqui6 years ago in 01
Get White Hat Crowned by Learning Ethical Hacking from Mumbai
The term “ethical hacking” was first used in 1995 by IBM Vice President John Patrick, but the concept has been on the ground for a lot longer time. There is always a debate that ethical hacking is the focus of the majority of hackers but the present media manipulation declares that hackers are criminals. This article completely dominates to detail the Course of Ethical hacking and its advantages and makes a clear an indication that Ethical hacking certification can be a great future builder. Develop a career in the world of unknown talent by joining the best Ethical hacking training center in Mumbai.
By Priyanka Sengupta6 years ago in 01
How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Landscape of Digital Marketing
In the modern-day world, where almost nothing is original, another artificial thing came into existence, known as artificial intelligence. This technology is the future of the planet, ranging from medicines to education, in the time to come.
By Adam Jackson6 years ago in 01
Internet of Things Trends That Will Transform Our World as We Know It
While the Internet itself has become better, faster, and more widespread, most people believe that the next truly transformational change will be ushered in by the Internet of Things (IoT), a technological advancement that is slated to embed itself deeply into our lives and raise the standard of man-machine interaction to unprecedented levels. Very soon, using IoT technology, virtually every device we use—TVs, kitchen appliances, security systems, cars, buildings, and virtually everything else—will be able to talk to each other. Even in industry, machinery and tools are becoming increasingly intelligent and well connected. They can generate data to drive hitherto unmatched levels of operational efficiency enabling a new reality for paradigm shifts in preventive maintenance. Experts opine that there will be nothing less than 26 million connected devices globally by the end of 2019. With IoT, the Internet is not something just for connecting computers and smartphones but virtually every intelligent device that we will be using. Some stargazing about the way IoT is headed in the next couple of years:
By Trudy Seeger6 years ago in 01
Why Nanotechnology Is Important?
Nanotechnology is hoped to provide a valuable range of scientific instruments and helpful clinical devices in the near future. New commercial advances in the pharmaceutical industry; including advanced systems for the delivery of medicines, new treatments and in-vivo imaging; are being developed by the national nanotechnology initiative.
By Rakesh Kumar6 years ago in 01
How Employees Can Be Your Greatest Cybersecurity Asset
Nearly half of all businesses have or are going to experience a cyber threat this year, and that number is growing. Every year we read about more cyberattacks and serious data breaches affecting entities of all sizes from local government offices and small-to-medium sized businesses, to sprawling behemoths such as Facebook.
By John Teehan6 years ago in 01
The 7 Things You Need to Do to Make Your Business WiFi Secure
Setting up a WiFi network is generally a fairly easy task. Plug it in. Copy down some letters and numbers. Let it rip. The problem is that this process ignores all security considerations. Because WiFi works in the background of most people’s thoughts, it’s easy to forget it’s even there. Unfortunately, there are plenty of malicious folks who haven’t forgotten that your WiFi exists and they are only too happy to let themselves into your network without your knowledge in order to snoop, steal, or possibly damage your data.
By John Teehan6 years ago in 01
