USB4 and Thunderbolt 4 are two high-speed connectivity standards that offer fast data transfer and multiple functionalities. While they share some similarities, there are a few key differences between them. Here’s an overview Continue reading
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Ever wondered how to connect galaxy watch to iphone? Well wonder no more! To connect your Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 to your Apple iPhone, follow these steps: Ensure that your Apple iPhone is running the latest version of iOS and that your Samsung Galaxy Watch... Continue reading
To connect your Garmin smartwatch to your iPhone, you can follow these steps: Ensure that your iPhone is compatible: Check if your Garmin smartwatch is compatible with your iPhone model. Garmin provides a list of compatible devices on their website. Also, make sure that your... Continue reading
A fitbit is a powerful tool that can help us stay on track with our fitness goals. But what do you do when your Fitbit suddenly stops working? In this blog post, we’ll troubleshoot some common reasons why your fitbit might not be charging, and... Continue reading
Ever wondered what type of Samsung watch you have? Ever wondered where to find a charger that will work with your watch? Well here’s a run down, just for you! There are three main lines of watches that Samsung produce. The “Samsung Galaxy Watch”, “Samsung... Continue reading
To charge your devices as quickly as possible, you’ll need to use a USB cable that supports fast charging. This means that the cable is able to handle a high electrical current, and can deliver enough power to charge your device quickly. Here are a... Continue reading
There are a few ways to transfer files between an Android phone and tablet without using a USB cable. One way is to use Bluetooth. To do this, turn on Bluetooth on your phone and tablet, make sure they are paired, and then open the... Continue reading
USB-3 took a long time to catch on, and the horrible connector for the micro used on phones never caught on. So, while some larger devices such as disks and memory sticks use USB-3 for some years before the C connector came out, the first... Continue reading
Yes, USB 3.0 is backward compatible to USB 2.0 for the connectors and protocols. This is achieved by including an additional 5 pins stacked on top of the existing USB 2.0 connections. For more details on USB, we’ll refer you to the WikiPedia page – USB... Continue reading
Go into the Settings application Then tap on the Device Maintenance option Look at the bottom left and tap on the Battery icon Tap the 3-dot menu icon at the top right of the screen Choose the Advanced Options option in the drop down menu... Continue reading
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