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What is VPS Hosting?
There are several Hosting types and plans are available on the market. All are made for fitting the users needs without having to slice them for different needs of millions of users. VPS Hosting is one of the many hosting types where you got a doubt, what is it actually. So, in this article, I am going to…
What is Bluetooth 5 – Everything You Need To Know
Recently the Bluetooth special interest group has announced the name of upcoming Bluetooth version aka Bluetooth 5. It will be the successor to the Bluetooth 4.2 version which is released in 2014. The latest version is going to release in the next week as said by Mark Powell. Coming to the special attractions of the…
What is Guest Mode in Android Smartphones
Ever noticed a feature called ‘Guest Mode‘ in your android smartphone? Ever wondered what it actually does? If so, here is the answer for you. If one of your friends told you: Hey bro, give me your smartphone. I’ll return it tomorrow. What will you do? Will you give your smartphone to him with your personal…
What is USB OTG? and What you can do with it?
Ever wondered what is the USB-like device in your table tagged USB OTG? Do you know its actual use? In this article, you are going to grab the answers for all your doubts and speculations. It’s a common peripheral which is coming with a large percentage of smartphones and there is no chance for not…
What is Android? A Beginners Guide
What is Android operating system? Many of you may already know the answer, and it may sound funny to some of you. But the fact is that there is still a few percentage of people who don’t know what does Android means and what is the specialty of Android smartphones. So, we’ve decided to write…
Hybrid SIM Slot Meaning: Hybrid vs Dual SIM vs eSIM (2026)
Hybrid SIM slot is one of those terms you notice only when you are about to buy a phone. You open the spec sheet, you see “Dual SIM (Hybrid)” written in small letters, and then the doubt comes. Can I use two SIM cards and a memory card at the same time? Short answer, no.…