How To Identify Your Web Hosting Requirements?

by admin on February 1, 2020 in Apple Technology

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As you step in the world of websites, the first and the foremost thing you would need is a web host. Often, it so happens that website owners prioritize the long-term requirements, neglecting the primary needs. For instance, having a host that extends support to your database and scripting issues does not come to picture, until and unless the website has recorded decent traffic, let alone a deluge.

When starting with a website, it is important that you outline your requirements, set priorities and order them so that you can have a clear idea on which things first. This definitely makes your task easy, but the game isn’t over. Once you are done with ranking your business needs, it’s time to do in-depth research, find the top Web hosting service provider and then make your choice. It is desirable that you have extensive knowledge of the idea of webspace before you actually invest in any one of the hosting services.

Web Space – Prerequisite of Web Hosting

When you opt for hosting services, you are given a website server to store files and all your data. Webspace is this disk space as allocated by a service provider when you buy a specific hosting service. It is this space that determines which of the available hosting services would map your interest best.

Now, the minimum webspace that you would require to ensure the seamless functioning of your website depends on multiple factors. Of all the different elements that add …

A New Shower Made the House Perfect

by Ny0b4kneh on February 5, 2019 in General

When I bought a small house in Queens, I was happy with everything but the bathroom. It was modern, but it had a fairly large tub in it. I am not the type of person who wants to soak in a tub after a long day at work. I just want to hop in the shower, get cleaned, and get back out as quickly as possible. I knew that I could have had a shower installed right in the tub, but I just wanted it out. I contacted a Queens shower installations business and explained what I wanted done, and they told me they could definitely do that.

I thought it would be easy to pick the shower that I wanted.

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Shopping on the Internet is Easy

by Ny0b4kneh on May 23, 2018 in General

I will never forget when I started to use AOL back in the 1990s, it was so new and being able to talk to people from around the world was pretty amazing to me. It still really makes my mind zoom so fast when I think about how much we use the internet for. Shopping online is one of the greatest things to me, I love being able to order something and then getting it two days later. I went to look for Nutrisystem Turbo 13 reviews and results online because I wanted to see what other people had to say about the program before I spent money on it.

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What Is Your Opinion On Future Technology? Will It Really “Aid” Or “Hurt” Us?

by hasta on December 28, 2016 in Technology World

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Saroj Mohan Institute of Technology (SMIT) offers a nurturing educational environment inside which to earn a hugely marketable degree that serves students properly, whether or not they pick to pursue a profession in sector or attend graduate college in engineering or a connected field. Prices continue to drop as the technology becomes more mature, but the difference in expense is still massive. The contemporary technology is not just growing but has amazed the individuals with the factors it can do in just a fraction of seconds. Performing Tasks – Capability switches are kinds of assistive technology that enables students with physical impairments to perform particular tasks. Even so, details on what sort of technology Atlantis had is discovered only in the strange clues that litter the planet and are continuously being found.

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Ideal Portable Scanner

by hasta on December 24, 2016 in Cloud Technology

Although investigating InfoBarrel as a location for added writing, I believe that it could soon stick to the others to oblivion. In a nutshell, customers are hoping for improved touch and intelligent screens, far better batteries for mobiles, sixth sense computing, much better tv sets, far more live tiles and apps, OS from Mozilla, smartphones from Microsoft, Google and Amazon, self well being apps, nanotech merchandise, video chat… you name it. Greater and smarter technology trends in 2013 is all every person cares for.

Computer technology in the early 21st century can be compared to the automotive industry in the early 20th century. With web connection, any person can access any on the web programs from anyplace in the globe, possibly the most essential influence of modern day technology on education. General the Xiaomi MiPad is a very good instance of the cutting edge technology presently accessible in China. It is not that technology is bad…as you say, it is the ability to apply that technology in a way that is advantageous that’s wanting.

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PNG Technologies

by hasta on December 21, 2016 in Technology Convention

According to 4 American government whistleblowers, which includes Command Seargant Major Robert ‘Dean , the US have been in possession of Tesla-primarily based quantum access time-travel technology for the final 40 years. Ultimately, the approach hinges on the capability of the technology to translate the electric brain activity into valuable info. The Amazon Go brick-and-mortar store utilizes technology to make an effortless purchasing encounter and possibly employ fewer individuals. I was browsing the web one evening and found International Details Technology. The oldest of them were constructed in the 4th dynastic period and contain such huge blocks like the granite plug, which can’t even be budged by modern day technology. The automobiles and other machines we see in the world of right now are all products of technology. In reviewing the final 30 years, technology has transformed person lives, and industry.

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Technology layoffs hit international education sector

by admin on February 4, 2023 in Education Technology

Among technology companies that have reduced staff numbers in the past year are ApplyBoard, which laid off some 6% of its global workforce in late 2022, and Adventus, which saw almost 40 customer success and admissions, sales and HR staff cut. The company said the cuts were mainly down to “amalgamation of divisions”.

Online education companies, such as D2L, 2U and Coursera, have also seen job losses in the past year.

FutureLearn CEO Andy Hancock said the company said “goodbye to some very talented individuals who have worked so hard making FutureLearn the success it is today” on social media, ahead of the company’s acquisition by GUS late last year.

D2L reduced its staff by 5% in November, shortly before 2U had laid off 20% of its workforce – following its merger with edX in 2021 – and Coursera reduced headcount as a result of “navigating lower growth rates and environmental uncertainty. The company did not say how many staff had been let go, but expected to spend between $10 million and $12 million reducing personnel expenses, including severance and benefit costs, in 2022’s fourth quarter, Higher Ed Dive reported.

upGrad-owned Harappa Education also announced around 60 job losses recently.

India-based Unacademy had three rounds of redundancies in 2022. The first saw up to 1,000 jobs go in April according to media reports, a further 150 losses in June, and a final 350 in November.

Layoff.fyi also identified a number of companies backed by Owl Ventures, that have reduced their workforces. BYJU’s cut 2,500 jobs in October – around 5% of its workforce – while Preply cut 26 positions and Degreed reduced headcount by some 15%, the platform tracking tech layoffs showed.

Tutoring platform GoStudent laid off 100 staff in December, Business Insider revealed

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How Is India-Made ‘BharOS’ Different From Android And iOS?

by admin on February 4, 2023 in Android Technology

When we think of mobile operating systems, only Android and iOS come to mind. After all, these widely-known operating software made by Google and Apple are market leaders around the globe. Now, there’s an India-made OS in town. Developed by Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras, “BharOS” was revealed to the world on Thursday.

IIT Madras

Built by JandK Operations Private Limited and incubated at IIT Madras, BharOS can be installed on commercial off-the-shelf devices, its makers claim. A press release stated that it’s the most ideal OS for organisations that deal with confidential information and require added security.

“BharOS Service is a Mobile Operating System built on a foundation of trust, with a focus on providing users more freedom, control, and flexibility to choose and use only the apps that fit their needs,” said IIT Madras’ director V Kamakoti said during the release.

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How is BharOS different from Android and iOS operating software?

BharOS is actually based on Android Open Source Project (AOSP) so it is more similar to Android than iOS. The only difference between Android and BharOS is that the latter doesn’t include any Google services, allowing users to download any application of their choice.

IIT Madras

BharOS also comes without any pre-installed applications, giving users the option to download APK files that can be found easily on the internet. However, such files can be potentially dangerous for your devices.

Release of Indigenous #Atmanirbhar Mobile Operating System, “BharOS” today. The Operating System has been developed by #IITMadras incubated firm J and K Ops Pvt. Ltd. For full video: #AtmanirbharBharat #MakeInIndia pic.twitter.com/Groj8tb7wK

— IIT Madras (@iitmadras) January 19, 2023

According to Karthik Ayyar, the director of JandK Operations Pvt Ltd, BharOS offers “Native Over The Air” (NOTA) updates that help keep the device safe. He also said

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Sudbury arts and entertainment in brief

by admin on February 4, 2023 in Arts & Entertainment

Sudbury Burlesque, Northern Ontario’s premier burlesque troupe, is getting ready to celebrate love and nostalgia with their latest production. From Feb. 9-17, Sudbury Burlesque presents Va-Va-Valentine: A Burlesque cabaret at Steve’s Encore Lounge in the Sudbury Theatre Centre, 170 Shaughnessy St.

Sudbury Burlesque takes audiences back to the cabaret

This latest production features a sizzling revue with Sudbury Burlesque’s cast of showgirls, accompanied by a live trio of local jazz musicians.

With champagne, hors-d’oeuvres, go-go dancing, sweet treats, party favours and local vendors, the event promises to tantalize and provoke from the moment the doors open to the minute patrons leave.

“We’re going all the way back to our roots with this production,” said Jess Crowe, the troupe’s artistic director. “We started over 10 years ago with smaller, more intimate productions and we’re very excited to get back to performances where we get to connect with each and every audience member.”

The soundtrack to this Valentine’s Day spectacle will have that swing that harkens to the era of jazz greats and the STC lounge will be transformed to feel just like the cabarets that gave life to those classics.

Shows start at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. A cash bar will be available. Sudbury Burlesque shows are for audiences 19 years of age and older.

Electronic tickets are available

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Microsoft’s $10 billion bet on ChatGPT’s maker gives it a powerful new weapon in the cloud wars with Amazon and Google

by admin on February 3, 2023 in Cloud Technology

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.Christophe Morin/IP3/Getty Images

Microsoft’s multibillion-dollar bet on OpenAI could be rocket fuel for its cloud business.
Cloud, increasingly important to Microsoft, Amazon, and Google, is slowing down in the short term.
But whoever successfully integrates AI could dominate the market.

Microsoft opened Wednesday with a 4% share price drop after the firm gave a tough outlook for its cloud business during third-quarter earnings Tuesday. But the company has a longer-term strategic weapon that could help it win the cloud wars: its once-in-a-generation bet on OpenAI.

Reporting fiscal Q1 earnings on Tuesday, Microsoft forecast that its cloud business Azure would slow by 4-5 percentage points in the coming quarter. The deceleration is down to customers shying away from expensive cloud deals in a tough macroeconomic environment. The unit generated $25.7 billion in revenue in its most recent quarter, up 24% year on year.

Cloud computing has taken off over the last decade as a way for blue-chip businesses to store massive amounts of information on servers run by the major tech firms, rather than on-premise. For the most part, it’s faster, more secure, and flexible.

It’s also a huge revenue driver for Big Tech, whatever their public spiel about self-driving cars and acrobatic robots. An outage at market leader Amazon’s AWS can take down large swathes of the internet. Any hint of a slowdown in growth for Microsoft’s Azure, Amazon’s AWS, and Google Cloud tends to provoke analyst angst.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella — who once ran its cloud division — accordingly provoked some of this angst as he warned that the firm’s Azure customers were beginning to “optimize” their cloud spend after a pandemic binge.

But, he added: “We fundamentally believe that the next big platform wave is going to be AI and we strongly also

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Beyond BharOS: 5 mobile operating systems you can actually try on your Android phone

by admin on February 3, 2023 in Android Technology

BharOS, a Linux kernel based operating system for Android phones from an IIT incubated startup is currently touted as India’s own Android and iOS rival. While BharOS is still in the testing phase, it is said to be compatible with Pixel smartphones. If you want to install BharOS on your phone or get a phone that ships with BharOS, you might have to wait for at least a few more months. In the meantime, here are some of the custom Android OS builds that can be used without any Google services.

Do note that, installing a custom ROM on your smartphone does come with risks of its own. To install a custom ROM, the bootloader has to be unlocked, which will make the device vulnerable to hacks and malware. Not just that, a custom ROM might break the primary functionalities of the smartphone and it could also make the phone unusable. Lastly, always download the custom ROMs only from verified sources.

Sailfish OS is available for select Sony smartphones.

Sailfish OS

If you don’t want to use Google services on your Android phone and want an operating system that’s unique, secure, and stable, then Sailfish OS is one of those few options that deliver fourth-generation security with protection from Firejail sandboxing, which reduces the risk of a security breach using Linux namespaces. This operating system is developed and maintained by the team behind the Jolla series of devices, which were launched right after the Nokia N800 and the N900 series of smartphones.

As this is still a Linux kernel based OS, it allows users to sideload APKs. However, the major drawback of this operating system is that the support is limited to select Sony smartphones.

Ubuntu Touch is also available for a wide range of devices.

Ubuntu Touch

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The weekend’s best deals: Apple computers, Kindles, 4K TVs, charging cables, and more.

by admin on February 3, 2023 in Apple Technology

Another weekend, another Dealmaster. In this week’s roundup of the best tech deals on the web, we have deals on a range of Apple computers―desktops and laptops alike. Co-headlining the Apple computer sale are the just-released 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros and the 2021 iMac.

We recently reviewed the new MacBooks and dubbed them “the best laptop[s] you can buy today by almost any measure.” Aimed at power users who demand muscular performance and easy, varied, built-in port selection, the 2023 MacBook Pros only improved on an already impressive pair of laptops in the previous generation. If you already have one of those, there’s no pressing need to upgrade. However, if you were on the fence or waiting for the next generation, you can snag the new laptops for $50 off full retail price and gain even more improved M2-Pro-powered chips.
Also on sale is the 2021 iMac. Perhaps most easily thought of as a MacBook Air in all-in-one desktop form, it provides plenty power for most users. It’s not the Mac you want if you’re going to be gaming, editing video, or creating much beyond documents. Still, it’s a good-looking, nostalgic, simple, albeit brightly-colored desktop computer that will absolutely crush Zoom calls with great audio and video capture, and look good doing it. With a $150 discount, the iMac is a bit more attractive at $1,099 than its typical $1,250 price.

Elsewhere around the web, we have great charging solutions from Anker, a few SD and microSD cards, and even LG’s C2 and Sony’s X95K 4K TVs dipping to worthwhile prices again. Check the full curated list below.

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FETC 2023: Make the Most of Your K–12 District’s Student Data

by admin on February 2, 2023 in Education Technology

How Data Availability Changes the Approach in the Classroom

In her district, Reeves spends time analyzing raw student data and pulling it into spreadsheets for her team of educators. When an audience member asked how to find time for that amid many other administrator tasks, another conferencegoer answered.

“I’m in the tech center in our school, and I’m there to figure out what data principals want to look at,” he said, adding that admins should contact their own tech departments to see how they can help.

Reeves expressed gratitude for her own robust school administration staff and tech coordinator. “Utilize the resources you have,” she urged attendees.

The process has allowed her to work with the teachers in her district to create structured personalized learning plans. On “data-digging days,” Reeves works with teachers to analyze data and set goals for students in their classes.

After setting a SMART goal — one that includes a specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound objective — teachers can fill out a template that outlines how they’ll help each student. It includes actionable solutions for students who need remediation and enrichment for students who are already where they need to be.

DISCOVER: How can student data drive positive learning outcomes?

Operationalizing her district’s student data has allowed Reeves and her staff to better support students’ individual needs. She said it allows educators to encourage students’ growth beyond the years they’re teaching them. Working with other teachers in the grade levels above and below them, educators can prepare for the specific needs of the students they’ll be teaching.

Interoperability Will Allow Schools to Scale Their Use of Data

Operationalizing data for individualized instruction can boost test scores and student confidence, but it becomes a point of frustration when data systems aren’t interoperable.

“Data can be such

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Dell has acquired cloud orchestration startup Cloudify, sources tell us for up to $100M • TechCrunch

by admin on February 2, 2023 in Cloud Technology

Dell is making an acquisition to beef up its cloud services business, specifically its offerings in DevOps: The company is buying Cloudify, an Israeli startup that has built a platform for cloud orchestration and infrastructure automation. Cloudify’s tools are used by cloud architects and DevOps engineers to manage containers, workloads, and more across hybrid environments.

Dell did not officially announce the acquisition, but after sources contacted us, we noticed that Dell had actually published documents with the SEC pertaining to some of the share awards for Cloudify employees. A spokesperson has now also confirmed the purchase to TechCrunch.

“Dell Technologies announced that it has completed the acquisition of Cloudify,” the spokesperson said. “This transaction allows Dell to continue to innovate our edge offerings.”

Dell is not disclosing the value, or any other details, of the acquisition. Our sources tell us that the deal is valued at ~~around~~ up to $100 million (could be as low as $70 million).

That range make it a solid exit for Cloudify. Originally the startup was spun out from GigaSpaces in 2017 — Nati Shalom, the founder and CTO of Cloudify, was also a co-founder of GigaSpaces. Since then, the startup has raised less than $8 million, according to PitchBook data. It has several strategic backers on its cap table: VMware, KPN, and Intel were all investors in Cloudify.

Dell has been active in Israel since acquiring Exanet in 2010, which formed the basis of an R&D operation in the country. That acquisition was for a song, relatively speaking: Exanet was bankrupt at the time and the deal was done for $12 million.

From what we understand, Dell had been looking for acquisitions in this space for a while.

Cloudify’s pitch is at engineers who are grappling with managing network and data

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Apple set to post rare revenue drop as focus shifts to demand rebound

by admin on February 2, 2023 in Apple Technology

Feb 1 (Reuters) – Apple Inc (AAPL.O) is expected to report its first decline in quarterly revenue in nearly four years after strict COVID-19 curbs in China rapped the economy and related protests upended iPhone production at its biggest supplier Foxconn (2317.TW).

Investors will look for details on how Chief Executive Tim Cook is trying to bolster demand in a weak economy that has prompted mass layoffs in the tech industry, a move Apple has so far avoided thanks to frugal hiring during the pandemic.

“With supply chain challenges largely normalized, we now believe Apple is entering a period of slower demand due to macro factors,” said Cowen analyst Krish Sankar, adding that he expects 2% fewer iPhone units to be sold in 2023.

The world’s biggest public company is expected to report on Thursday that iPhone sales fell about 5% for the all-important holiday quarter, according to Refinitiv. The last time iPhone sales slipped was in the August-October period in 2020, months into the COVID-19 pandemic.

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UBS analysts expect iPhone sales to have held up better in the United States than China and Europe, as the economies reeled from the impact of COVID-19 and the Russia-Ukraine war.

Some demand for the iPhone will likely be pushed into the current quarter after supply restrictions in the first quarter and some demand lost due to lack of product availability in the holiday period, BofA analyst Wamsi Mohan said.

The services business, a key growth engine for the company and home to Apple’s music and video streaming services, is set to post its lowest revenue growth for the holiday quarter – another fallout of consumers limiting spending.