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The article explores how batteries in mobile devices work and offers tips to maximize their capacity. It discusses the power efficiency of rechargeable batteries in laptop computers and mobile phones. It suggests ways to maximize battery life on phones, laptop and tablet computers, as well as other measures to reduce power consumption.

The article discusses the effectiveness of premium cables in improving a user's media experience. It claims that premium audio-visual cables are said to be sturdier and offer better overall picture and sound quality. Among the properties of the cables that were examined are resistance and shielding. The study conducted by the Audio Society of Minnesota on the performance of cables is also cited.

The article previews several products, including the Windows To Go operating system (OS), the Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE) OS, both from Microsoft, and the freeware WinBuilder application.

The article discusses how to minimise the impact of camera noise on digital photographs. Some causes of camera noise are identified including the phenomenon of dark current, hot pixels and nature of light. One way to minimise noise is by manipulating the size of photosites in the camera sensor. Another way is through dark frame subtractive filtering also called Long Exposure Noise Reduction in digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras.

Long-term mesh fans will notice that there aren't a lot of new names in this month's Labs. However, to ensure that every product got a fair crack of the whip this month, I made a point of installing the newest available firmware on each one, and retesting them all with a currentgeneration laptop - a Dell Latitude 5490, if you're interested. Without a doubt, firmware improvements have made a difference, while at the same time advances on the client side have enabled our laptops and phones to better unlock the potential of the mesh hardware. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates the Talk Talk Wi-Fi Hub router from TalkTalk Telecom Ltd.

The article evaluates the TP-Link Archer C5400 router from Amazon.com Inc.

The article evaluates the D-Link EXO AC2600 router from Ebuyer.

The article evaluates the BT Smart Hub router from British Telecommunications PLC.

The article evaluates Intel Coffee Lake core processors with higher clock speeds, maximum Turbo Boost, speed enhancement, video and image editing and multitasking.

The article discusses the internet protocol IPv6 and its disappearance with the appearance of enough internet protocol (IP) addresses for everyone, including the discussion started with the abilities of IPv6. It also discusses the views of the researcher Graham Lewis about the superiority of IPv6 as a technology, technology company project manager Nicky Borg about the life of the internet protocol IPv4, and the security concerns related to it.

The article offers information regarding a Tizen Operating System (OS) based smartwatch called "Samsung Gear S3" manufactured by the South Korean technology company, Samsung.

The article evaluates the Asus ZenBook 3 laptop computer.

A review is offered of the Creative Cloud 2017 visual design software from Adobe.

"Internet radio" doesn't do it justice because it also covers DAB, streaming services and Bluetooth, all while cramming in a CD player. The Stream will work with Spotify Connect, Deezer, Amazon Music and Tidal, treating each as a separate source along with Bluetooth, internet radio, FM radio and DAB. DAB/DAB+/FM radio 2 x mid-treble speakers 2 x bass speakers CD drive with MP3/WMA support Bluetooth 802.11n Wi-Fi USB-A port Gigabit Ethernet port supports Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, Amazon Prime Music 455 x 285 x 160mm (WDH) remote control 7.2kg 1yr warranty. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the views of the author on the world of technology. He said that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. looks ridiculous right now and in the infinite universe, a specialist stand-up comedian who jokes about technology. said that over the years, they have explored some novel niches, from smart doorbells to solar-powered cycling accessories and jewellery.

A personal narrative is presented which explores author experience of being spied over the Internet and receiving lot of marketing emails.

The article offers information on WiGig which is designed to deliver gigabit speeds over a wireless connection. Topics include second generation of WiGig named 802.11ay, with a theoretical top transfer speed of 176 gigabits per second, completion of periodic cable audits, and working with all devices of same certification, from routers and laptops to headphones and smartwatches.

The article reviews the TP-Link Archer C5400X router from consumer WiFi networking devices provider TP-Link.

The article presents the author's views on the demerits of amateur video uploads on video sharing site YouTube. Topics discussed include cultural investment in video content, its quality, transcripts of the video recordings, corporate mission of internet services provider Google Inc. and underproduced videos on YouTube.

The article evaluates the Netgear Nighthawk X6S wireless internet extender from NetGear Inc.

The article evaluates the Devolo Magic 1 WiFi powerline networking kit from Devolo AG.

The article offers insight on the significance of setting up the extender for the same network name or have another name for it as a router.

The article offers brief information on TP-Link’s RE365 extender from TP Link.

The article offers brief information on the TendaP200+PW201Akit from Tenda.

The article offers brief information on the TendaPH5AV1000 powerline Wi-Fi extender kit from Tenda.

The article evaluates the BG Wi-Fi Extender Socket from BG Electrical Accessories.

The article offers brief information on the Tenda A15 W-Fi extender.

The article offers brief information on the 802.11ac repeater from Devolo.

The article offers brief information on the dLAN 1200+ kit powerline kit from Devolo.

The article evaluates the TP-Link WPA 9610 wireless internet extender kit from TP-Link Technologies Co. Ltd.

The article presents the author's views on the trend of marketing a laptop or high-end tablet computers to creators as of April 2019. Major technology brands are reportedly selling their products to creators claiming that gadgets can help unlock creativity. He comments that people only need inspiration and a creative task to be more creative, not the latest gadgets.

The article evaluates the McAfee Internet Security 2019 software from McAfee Inc.

The article evaluates the Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ single-board computer from Raspberry Pi Foundation.

The article presents the author's views on the need for American computer technology company Microsoft Corp. to make its Windows operating system free at least for home users as of February 2019. He explores his experience of getting locked out of his Windows computer when he replaced a central processing unit and motherboard, causing the software to think that it was moved to another computer. He argues that remote activation of operating systems must be stopped.

The article evaluates the Intel Core i9-9900K processors.

The article argues how Google's sponsored shopping service lets users down, as of January 2019. Topics discussed include use of shopping links on webpages, as provided by Google, that brings together all of that information; Google's aim to provide comprehensive, impartial information; and ways in which search engines shaping online shopping.

The article talks about technology company Google founded by LarryPage and Sergey Brin. It is mentioned that company lacks customer relation and satisfaction, on the lack of their adapting to the change in technology and customer relation, and poor user experience. The article adds that how the company struggle to meet the competition from companies like Amazon, Apple and Microsoft and survive and thrive it.

The author reports on the need to switch to computer hardware leasing. He says that acquiring the right hardware would entail a programme of irregular purchases that could be difficult to budget for. Businesses can ensure they have the hardware they need at a stable monthly cost by turning to a leasing model.

The article discusses how remote access can free up resources and improve efficiency in laptop computers. Remote working allows employees to work from home and can free up valuable office resources and boost morale. It also lets one find and hire talent without having to restrict his/her search to the radius of his/her headquarters.

The article presents the author's views on the rapid evolution of computer systems compared to the human minds and their expectations. He realizes that the traditional axioms and expectations create a life-long impression. The author wonders what technology will offer in the future and the impact of digital interaction.

The article evaluates the Scan 3XS WI6000 Viz 32-core CPU from Scan Computers International Ltd.

The article evaluates the Synology RT 2600 ac router from Ebuyer UK LTD.

The article evaluates the EA9500 Max-Stream wireless internet (Wi-Fi) router from Linksys.

The article evaluates the Virgin Media Hub 3 router from Virgin Media.

The article evaluates the Q network hub from Sky.