Tech Explained

Have you ever wondered how a computer can understand what you’re saying, find faces in pictures, or know what song is playing? The answer is a very important idea in AI: vectorization. Basically, vectorization is the process of turning things like text, pictures, and sounds into numbers. Think of it like a translator that turns the messy, real world into a simple language that computers can understand. This process is the first step for almost any AI task. ...

From the first car phones to the super-fast speeds of 5G and the exciting future of 6G, the way we communicate without wires has changed a lot. This post will take you on a journey through the history of wireless technology, showing you what was special about each new step and what’s coming next. 1G: The Beginning of Wireless The first generation of wireless technology, 1G, was all about talking. It came out in the 1980s and used analog signals, like a radio. The first cell phones were big, expensive, and the batteries didn’t last long. But for their time, they were amazing. ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a part of computer science that is all about making computers that can do things that usually require human intelligence. This includes things like learning, solving problems, understanding language, and finding patterns. There are a few different parts of AI: ...

To get your Hugo website to show up in Google search results, you need to prove to Google that you own the website. You can do this using a free tool from Google called Google Search Console. This guide will show you how to do it. The easiest way to do this is to upload a special HTML file from Google to your website. Here’s how to do it with Hugo. ...

This post explains what IP ratings mean for smartphones. An IP rating is a worldwide standard that tells you how well a device is protected from things like dust and water. Knowing about IP ratings can help you choose a phone that won’t get damaged if it gets wet or dirty. 1. What is an IP Rating? What it is: “IP” stands for “Ingress Protection.” It’s a rating that tells you how well a device is sealed from the outside world. ...