USB
FlexiHub: Access USB Devices Anywhere
FlexiHub is a simple tool that allows you to access USB devices connected to any device on the network. You can access the USB devices attached to a computer from your laptop over a network connection anywhere in the world. This makes it possible to share your USB over Ethernet with laptops and computers without…
How to Fix USB Ports
USB ports are essential for the day-to-day operations on the computer. Without a USB port, you will not be able to connect most of your devices such as Flash storage, Card Readers, USB Dongles, External HDDs, etc. Sometimes, even if you have the USB ports and they are no longer working, you will face the…
What is USB
USB abbreviated as Universal Serial Bus is a port commonly used to connect input devices such as Keyboards, Mouse, and flash drives to the Computers or Laptops. It is invented in the year 1994 by an Indian engineer Ajay Bhat. After a long journey, it is still one of the most depended input methods which is widely used…
How to Turn Webcam into Security cam?
Most of us use the webcam as a communicating device. We use webcam usually for video calling, conference calling, capturing web tutorials and for taking pictures. Apart from its traditional uses, there is one more use we can get from a webcam. We can easily turn the webcam into a security cam with the help of software.…
Create Bootable USB Linux using UNetbootin
Creating bootable USB drives were a pain in the early days. You would have heard that only geeks knew how to do that. Well, it was not a rocket science but not a stuff everyone was aware of. Nowadays, we have a lot of USB bootable creator programs and one of the easiest to use…
Best Alternatives To The Optical Drives
Technology is rapidly changing. Data size is growing enormously. Traditional CDs are replaced by DVDs and Blu-rays. But in terms of data storage, optical discs are slowly becoming obsolete. Optical discs have a maximum storage capacity of up to 50GB (Blu-ray). But today we have data of more than 50GB even in our smartphones. So…