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How Apple Utilizes 'Dynamic Island' To Turn Its 'Notch' Weakness Into Strength

It was considered an eyesore; a flaw that showed how Apple had a vision that went way beyond its capacity.

'Feature Creep' Microsoft Edge, And The Over-Complication Beyond The Market's Demand

Practically all software products were born bare to the bone. Their developers tend to just include the basics and only the required, essential elements.

'Click Farms', And Why The Internet Business Is Frowned On, But Remain Legal

When it comes to the internet, its population comprises of two types: humans and internet bots.

The Way Cache Works On Android Phones, And The Reasons To Keep It, Or Delete It

In the vast computing world that keeps on advancing, there are two ways to store data.

First, is to store it inside a physical storage. This is good for long-term keeping, and in order to keep the data safe. This is because the method makes the data non-volatile.

Comparing 'Sleep' With 'Hibernate' To Know Which Snooze Can Rest A Computer Better

In the world where most people own smartphones, there are still people who use PCs.

Not only because desktop computers are more convenient when dealing with certain tasks, but also because there are still tons of apps and games that are meant to be used there.

IP Code, And The Complicated Process Of Gauging A Device's Level Of Water Resistance

There was the time when people don't really care about their phones' "well-being."

Not only because people didn't use them that much (thanks to their lack of internet connectivity), but also because phones at that time were considered "less" valuable possession.