An in-depth look at bloatware, its origins, types, impacts, and how to manage it on various devices.
Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) is a feature of HDMI designed to allow users to command and control up to 15 CEC-enabled devices with one remote control.
A DVR is a device that records video in digital format to a disk drive or other storage medium. Many modern STBs come with integrated DVR functionality.
A high-definition optical disc format that competed with Blu-ray but ultimately lost out in the format war.
A Portable Media Player (PMP) is a compact handheld device capable of storing and playing digital media files including music, video, and photos. PMPs offer a versatile solution for multimedia consumption on the go.
Learn about Set-Top Boxes, the devices that decode television signals for display on a television set, including their types, uses, and historical evolution.
Smart TVs are modern television sets integrated with internet connectivity, offering a range of advanced features like streaming services, web browsing, and interactivity.
iPad, a hugely successful mobile tablet computer introduced by Apple in 2010, redefined the use of apps and portable computing. Learn about its history, features, and impact.
The iPhone is a revolutionary product from Apple Inc. known for its multifunctional use as a phone, web browser, camera, and music and video player.
The iPod is a portable audio and video player developed by Apple in 2001. Known for its sleek design and high functionality, it supports various file formats and integrates with the Apple iTunes store. Its touch variant, the iPod Touch, even allows application downloads.
A jewel case is a rigid, clear plastic case designed to protect compact discs (CDs) or DVDs. The paper insert for the face of a jewel case measures 120 mm (4.7 inches) square.
A tablet computer is a complete mobile computer, larger than a smartphone or PDA, integrated into a flat touch screen and primarily operated by touching the screen.
