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  A Dive Into the Story of USB-C USB-C. ‘The future of Cables’.  That’s what techies call.  The story of this sleek little thing starts in 2014. It was published by USB Implementers Forum and was finalized in August 2014.  However, it was in 2015 that the USB Type C came into the spotlight when Apple showed off its MacBook with a solitary port.  And that transformed things ahead. Almost every modern smartphone and laptop today has this USB port. The only exception is Apple’s iPhone that uses their Lightning port.  So, why this immense popularity? For that, we will need to understand USB Type C in some detail.  What is USB-C? USB-C is basically an industry-standard connector for transmitting power and data via a single cable. USB C was developed by USB-IF, the group of companies known for developing, and certifying the USB standard.  The members of the board of directors at USB-IF are from more than 700 companies including Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, Intel, HP. So one of the reasons why

Which Ethernet cable to choose between Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A is one of the most common questions cabling technicians get. Understandably, there is a lot of confusion in the market about which cable is the best and why. Some installers even end up arguing against each other and often take strong stands on which cable is the best. Ultimately all three cables - Cat5E, Cat6, and Cat6A use an RJ-45 end. This enables you to plug into the same Ethernet jack on your computer, switches, and routers. Each cable has its proper place and application. Let us talk about differences now. Pricing The first most notable difference between these three cables is price. Cat6 costs roughly 30% more than Cat5E, and Cat6A costs 30% more than Cat6. Plenum adds 30% over non-plenum. Shielded cabling (STP) adds roughly 30-40% more over unshielded (UTP) cabling. This means if your Cat5E installation is quoted at $10,000, then the same job with Cat6A may be $16,000. Thus, cost itself might be the #1 limiting

  Faster, stable, more secure, and capable.  Just the right adjectives to describe Ethernet cables when compared with Wi-fi technology. There’s no doubt that Wi-Fi technologies are becoming stronger, but in terms of range, stability, and performance, I will always vouch for Ethernet cables. All you need is a good router, network card, and Ethernet cables for great performance even from hundreds of feet from a router.  When you are building a network system or just need a short Ethernet cable to start your remote job right away. There are a few generations available to choose from. And it is not about having the best but the right cables to enjoy a stable connection. Today, we have got you some of the most interesting Ethernet cables that might be helpful for you. Let’s dive in! Cat6 Cables For a fast-networking experience up to 10Gbps, Cat6 cables can be your pick for cables up to 200ft.  With great shielding against noise and crosstalk, it ensures a quality connection, especia

  The holiday season in a pandemic is difficult, to say the least. We have to find joy in the smallest of things and among the many sized screens we spend time with. September and October are famously known as Techtember and Techober, in light of the plethora of new gadgets that come out, from computers, to phones, to smart home devices and so much more! And these gadget launches are so placed because of the festival season that begins from Halloween. There’s Halloween, followed by Thanksgiving, and then Christmas, and they come with plenty of excuses to get ourselves and our loved ones some exciting gifts! Halloween is especially fun now that there are various ways to automate the scaries! Setting up your smart home gadgets to scare people inside and outside of your house is the best way to enjoy this holiday! Let’s set up some scaries:  Automate your thermostat to blow cold air in just one spot at a particular time every hour. Casually ask your family members to go over to that area