WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal are the top three content management systems or CMS in the market in terms of popularity. Note that WordPress leads the three as it powers 23 percent of all websites on the Internet while Joomla current dominates the second spot. Drupal is the least popular among the three, but it still […]
Joomla is a free and open-source content management system or CMS used for developing and administering websites and their respective contents. Similar to other CMS such as WordPress and Drupal, Joomla is a community-driven project that allows unlicensed and unrestricted use, while also taking advantage of the collective benefits from its open-source community. Although WordPress […]
WordPress is a content management system or CMS based on PHP and MySQL. Similar to other CMS such as Joomla and Drupal, WordPress is a free and open-source web-based platform for managing the creation and modification of digital contents for use in websites and webpages, as well as other major backend functions involved in website […]
The difference between radio waves and microwaves are often blurred. Within the telecommunications industry, for example, all microwaves are generally called radio waves. Take note that both of them are also types of electromagnetic radiation. However, radio waves and microwaves have some distinctive technical characteristics or properties and specific applications that give them their respective […]
Bluetooth is a technology standard for wirelessly exchanging data over short distances using ultra high frequency radio waves in the unlicensed or free-to-use ISM band of 2.4 GHz frequency. Take note that within the electromagnetic spectrum, this frequency falls under the microwave classification and it is the same range used by Wi-Fi routers and microwave […]
Pluto was considered as the ninth planet of the Solar System after astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovered it in 1930 and the Lowell Observatory confirmed it further during the same year. However, some scientists began questioning the status of Pluto as a planet following the discovery of several similarly-sized astronomical objects in the Kuiper belt in […]
The Retina display is a brand name and a trademark used by Apple for in-plane switching or IPS LCD and organic light-emitting diode or OLED display panels with high resolution and high pixel density. These display panels are featured in several Apple products to include the 12-inch MacBook, the MacBook Pro with Retina, the iMac, […]
Intel Core is a line of central processing units or microprocessors manufactured and marketed by Intel Corporation. The first Intel Core processors debuted in January 2006 with the introduction of the Core Solo and Core Duo brands, thus replacing the Intel Pentium line. Note that Core Solo and Core Duo, as well as the Core […]
In computing, a client is a computer hardware or software that interfaces with a server to access services, thus forming part of the client-server model. There are many examples and applications of a client. A web browser such as Google Chrome or Safari from Apple is a web client that interfaces with a web server to […]
Chrome OS is an operating system developed by Google based on the Linux kernel. It is a reimagining of the Chrome web browser and it primarily supports web applications. In other words, this operating system simply functions as a portal for accessing the Internet and facilitating the connections and interactions between users and apps or […]