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BrownRedOrangeYellowGreenBlueGreyBlackRedGreenGreyVioletBlueOrangeWhiteRedOrangeYellowGreenBlueViolet 1.0 nF EIA/MIL: 102 nF: Nanofarad Every engineering student or high school STEM student probably knows what a capacitor. Therefore, defining it may not be necessary but here we go. A capacitor is a passive two-terminal electronic component that stores electrical energy in an electric field. It is used to add capacitance to a […]
Google has announced a new initiative that aims to “fundamentally enhance privacy on the web.” The proposal — dubbed “Privacy Sandbox” — is a stab at preventing extensive tracking of users on the web through cookies and other methods like tracking pixels and browser and device fingerprinting. In creating a new standard that puts users
Google follows Apple with its own anti-tracking policy for Chromium-based browsers Read More »
I made up my mind that it was time for me to get one back in 2016. Although I still had a year left on my current lease, I knew that my next car would be an EV (electric vehicle). I watched every video that I could find. I read countless blogs and articles, and
Is it finally time to get an electric vehicle? Answer these 5 questions to see: Read More »
tech2 News StaffAug 23, 2019 13:44:04 IST Motorola today launched Motorola One Action in India today. The smartphone is packed with a 3,500 mAh battery and Exynos 9609 chipset. It will be available for purchase on Flipkart from 30 August at 12.00 pm. The newly launched smartphone comes in two colour options – Denim Blue and
Some 210 YouTube accounts were just disabled by Google LLC for involvement in a coordinated effort to spread disinformation relating to the Hong Kong protests. Google said Thursday it has identified threats after sharing information with industry partners and law enforcement, following an internal investigation found a propaganda campaign on YouTube similar to the campaigns recently
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It may not be a household name, but few publications have had the reach, and potentially the influence, in American politics as The Western Journal. Even the right-wing publication’s audience of more than 36 million people, eclipsing many of the nation’s largest news organizations, doesn’t know much about the company, or who’s behind it. In
How a Conservative News Site Thrived on Facebook and Google Read More »
Everyone needs a good pair of headphones. Whether it’s for music, podcasts or business related calls, more and more people are relying on isolated sound to get what they need done. I’m no different. In fact, I’m a bit of an audiophile. That’s why I’m excited to talk about my experience with Sound Blaster’s Evo
Sound Blaster Evo Wireless Headphones: Audiophile Hands-On Review Read More »
Well, it seems Emil Michael, Uber’s notorious former ‘SVP of business,’ is back in the news again. A trove of leaked Trump Administration documents obtained by Axios shows that Michael was once considered as a potential candidate for Donald Trump’s Secretary of Transportation. This is not a total shock, given his history working as a
Uber’s Emil Michael was apparently too awful, even for Donald Trump Read More »
Soon, you’ll be able to say “Hey Alexa, open vehicle recalls” to check automotive information. Transport Canada is experimenting with an Amazon Alexa service that allows Canadians to audibly hear any vehicle recalls. After prompting Alexa to initiate the service, you’re then asked for your car make and model to inform users whether there are
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Our lovely blue planet might not be quite as hospitable for life as other worlds orbiting distant stars (Image: Getty) Planets orbiting distant stars could have more abundant ecosystems packed with a more varied range of lifeforms than Earth, a new study has claimed. A team from the University of Chicago analysed conditions on various
Alien exoplanets could have better conditions for life than Earth, scientists claim Read More »
