Introduction For the PS/2 range of PCs, IBM launched VGA in 1987. The first graphics card with the ability to display up to 16 colors at 640 x 480 screen resolution was the original VGA chipset. VGA could display up to 256 colors even at a reduced resolution of 320 ... Read More

Introduction In the modern world, most people use computers & internet facilities. Computers made our life easy, but along with these facilities, we are at threat of losing data due to attacks of computer viruses. These viruses became stronger day by day. To protect computer systems from virus attacks we ... Read More

Introduction DSLR is the abbreviation for digital single lens reflex, it is a type of camera that uses a reflex mirror and single lens to capture the light onto the sensors. DSLR started becoming popular and eventually replaced the film-based SLRs in the 2000s. DLSRs had many advantages over film-based ... Read More

Introduction The process of creating, altering, analyzing, or optimizing a design with the help of computers (or workstations) and also using computers to assist with engineering and design for a wide range of projects across numerous industries is known as computer- aided design (CAD). Computer-aided geometric design (CAD) is another ... Read More

Introduction The abbreviation for "Binary Large Object" is BLOB. BLOBs were invented by Jim Starkey and were originally just large amorphous chunks of data that may be many gigabytes in size. In the modern world, a whole lot of data being available online for everyone to use requires proper containment ... Read More

Introduction The ability of a program to convert spoken language into written language is called speech recognition, also known as automatic speech recognition (ASR), computer speech recognition, or speech-to-text. Think Siri, Okay Google, or other vocal dictation software. It's a familiar technology that many of us use on a daily ... Read More

Definition and Explanation The Air Time Committee of India (ATCI) is a regulatory body established by the Indian government to oversee the allocation and utilization of airwaves and broadcast spectrum for television and radio channels in the country. It is responsible for setting policies, guidelines, and standards for the ... Read More

Introduction A Bachelorette's degree in journalism is a program that provides scholars with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, practices, and ethics of journalism. This degree program prepares scholars for careers in colorful diligence, including print, broadcast, online media, and public relations. What is B.J? A Bachelor's degree ... Read More

Introduction to DCB Demand Collection and Balance (DCB) is a method of collecting outstanding balances from clients or clients who have overdue payments. It could be a significant process for businesses to maintain their financial wellbeing and ensure they have sufficient cash flow to function successfully. DCB includes ... Read More

Introduction Data Communication Channel (DCC) is a significant notion in contemporary telecommunications and plays a critical part in facilitating the trade of data across various networks and strategies. It can be enforced using various bodily and rational mediums, such as wired or wireless connections, optical fibres, satellite links, ... Read More