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Heinrich Hertz’s research proved the existence of electromagnetic waves, including radio waves, but he believed that his harnessing of “wireless waves” had no practical application and said: “It’s of no use whatsoever […] this is just an experiment that proves Maestro Maxwell was right—we just have these mysterious electromagnetic waves that we cannot see with the naked eye. But they are there.“
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March 30, 2023
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Heinrich Hertz’s research proved the existence of electromagnetic waves, including radio waves, but he believed that his harnessing of “wireless waves” had no practical application and said: “It’s of no use whatsoever […] this is just an experiment that proves Maestro Maxwell was right—we just have these mysterious electromagnetic waves that we cannot see with the naked eye. But they are there.“
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Being prepared in an emergency means having the right equipment, and this kit includes all of the necessary items you would need like food and water rations, first aid supplies, a flashlight, a rain poncho, and a solar blanket. Plus, it all comes in a rugged, waterproof backpack that has plenty of extra space for storing personal belongings. Check it out »
Moving from Android to iPhone can feel like a daunting task—but it’s really not that bad. Photos are probably one of the most important things to transfer in the migration. We’ll show you a few ways to do it. Read More »
OverDrive was a great way for different institutions, such as schools, to make a catalog of eBooks fully readable online, but the OverDrive team has been trying to replace that app for some time. Now, to force that transition, the older OverDrive app is going away. Read More »
Whether you’re heading to class, commuting to work, or traveling, it’s important to keep your laptop protected, yet easy to get to. A backpack seems like an easy solution, but without proper protection, you run the risk of damaging your expensive tech. The Matein Travel Laptop Backpack, currently on sale for $24, is the perfect solution.
This laptop bag, which comes in a variety of colors, can fit a 15.6-inch laptop and protect it, as well as anything else you need. It’s also water-resistant, so you don’t need to worry if you get caught in the rain!
Ubuntu is still one of the most popular Linux distributions, with a large install base across desktop PCs, servers, and embedded devices. Canonical is about to say goodbye to Ubuntu 18.04, unless you use Ubuntu Pro. Read More »
Like anything related to computer and network security, quite a few oft-repeated Wi-Fi security tricks don’t help at all. Here are the tips and tricks you should avoid and an equal number you should be sure to use. Read More »
USB-C is the emerging standard for charging and transferring data. Right now, it’s included in devices like laptops, phones, and tablets and — given time — it’ll spread to pretty much everything that currently uses the older, larger USB connector. Read More »
The ASUS Chromebox 5 was revealed earlier this year as a new compact desktop PC running Google ChromeOS. ASUS has now re-announced it as pre-orders become available. Read More »
Video game movies don’t have the best reputation, and many are closer to curiosities than masterpieces. But there’s still plenty of fun in these movies, especially if you don’t take them seriously. Here are 10 video game movies worth watching. Read More »
Speakers can get expensive quickly, but you don’t need to spend much money upgrading your sound. No matter what you’re listening to, these speakers bring the boom but don’t break the bank. Read More »
Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S23 series is great, but many would probably prefer to settle for something cheaper, which is why Samsung made the Galaxy A54. If you were looking to buy one, you can pre-order it today. Read More »
Plex is an all-in-one media server, streamer, and organizer, but not every platform has a dedicated Plex app. Even with an app available, you might just want a quick and dirty way of streaming your media locally instead. Read More »
ChatGPT works perfectly fine in a browser on an Android phone, but you may want a more native-feeling experience. Thanks to the Tasker app, you can use OpenAI’s powerful AI chatbot like Google Assistant. Read More »
When you think of powered speakers, you probably envision Bluetooth speakers or bookshelf-style speakers. You most likely don’t think of tower speakers, but that is exactly what you’ll find in the Fluance Ai81 Elite Powered Floorstanding Tower Speakers, aimed at both stereo and home theater systems. Read More »
If you haven’t heard of the viral Stanley tumbler, there’s a good chance you’ve seen one. The 40-ounce tumblers have taken over social media, and whether you’re at the grocery store or the gym, they’re there—but they’ve been sold out on Amazon. Now, that’s changing. Read More »
When you think of treadmills, you probably think of running or at least walking on an incline. To be fair, that’s what the majority of people do on them. But, what if you could turn it into a fun and interesting 30-minute whole-body workout? Here’s what you can do. Read More »
No one can deny the benefits of getting a little cardio. It helps us build strength, supports our hearts, and boosts our moods. However, it’s no secret that a lot of people hate cardiovascular exercise. It’s sweaty, grueling, and exhausting work, or at least that’s what I used to think. Read More »
Whether it’s a tailgate or a day at the beach, a cooler is a must-have accessory. After all, no one wants a warm beer or a bottle of water that’s the same temperature as their morning shower. But is there a way to make your cooler even more effective? Read More »
Have you ever been hiking in the woods or walking through your neighborhood and noticed a dash or dot of red paint on a few trees? These occasional paint marks aren’t an effort of vandalism, and they aren’t there by accident. Read More »
There are two ways you can buy Microsoft Office: You can buy a Microsoft 365 software subscription or buy Office 2021 for Windows or Mac. (Microsoft 365 was formerly known as “Office 365.”) Here’s the difference. Read More »
Apple holds a Worldwide Developers Conference each year, or WWDC for short, and it’s coming back for 2023. Here’s when it’s happening, how to watch it, and what Apple might reveal. Read More »
1Password is a well-known password manager with a solid reputation and a good track record. Is it the right pick for you, though? I took a long, hard look at 1Password to see how it works and if it stands up to the competition. Read More »
PowerPoint has supported adding videos to presentations for years, but the web app hasn’t had all the functionality of desktop PowerPoint. Microsoft is trying to change that with a new update. Read More »
Windows uses a “medium” size for its desktop icons by default, but you can make them smaller in just a few clicks. You can even unlock a hidden “extra small” option that makes desktop icons much smaller. Here’s how to do it on Windows 10 or Windows 11. Read More »
When you think about tech deals, specific products probably come to mind, like all-time-low savings on a Samsung tablet, ASUS ROG gaming laptop, or perhaps an eero mesh Wi-Fi system. What you may not think about is saving money on protecting your online privacy, but believe it or not, you can find discounts on that, too, as long as you know where to look. Check out all of these and more in this week’s edition of the How-To Geek Deals roundup. Read More »
Anker's 65-watt Nano II charger is perfect for laptops, including the MacBook Air, the 13-inch MacBook Pro, the Dell XPS line, and the Google Pixelbook.
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