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                     This blog is going to introduce you to  five  free software to make animated videos. Let's begin w ithout wasting your time.                                          👇

Google Tricks and hacks Be ready to learn a ton of crazy cool google features like did you know Google has a ton of seriously useful tools like for example in the google search bar you can type set time 10 seconds and instantly time will begin counting down and the alarm will sound once the timer is up it can be any number of course but whether you want to do a 10 second, 10 minutes or 10 hours. There is even a stopwatch function available. Google Timer Let's hack google to do more crazy things.  1. Calculator : Yes you are thinking right, you can use the calculator without using any app on your phone by the searching  calculator in Google, even you can use it in a scientific way. Google Calculator 2. Rolling a Dice : Rolling dice is also another reticle thing you can do within Google, simply search for roll a dice within Google and like that the rolling dice tool appears and not only you can choose from a six-sided dice but also you can choose an eight-sided, ten-sided or ...

1% battery There is a reason why one percent battery lasts so long time. Is your phone safe to use at this stage of battery? One percent battery has left for you to use Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or streaming a video all while downloading a system file or application but if you are just scrolling your screen 1% is going to last for a while.  There is a bit of logy in it, let us dig out it in a little time. when the battery of your phone is about to die, you quickly plug it in.   battery charging Modern batteries are designed in a way that they can not be fully charged or drained. Your smartphone has a defense circuit in it to save its battery when it switches off, which shows you have zero percent battery remaining, there is a small amount of energy left there but your device is designed not to use it. If a modern battery somehow mistakenly goes to actual zero, you would not be able to charge it again and have to get a new battery for your phone.

Ninety-nine  percent of all internet traffic from this blog to your  favorite YouTube video to your school WhatsApp group runs on a covered network of undersea cables. The present life is gradually based on these slinky subaquatic wires and from time to time they get attacked by fishes like sharks, how does it work let's find out. On the report of authoritative submarine cable map website  presently, there are 493 operatives under construction sub-sea internet cables intersecting the globe, covering relatively modest 300 kilometers from Azerbaijan to Turkmenistan.  Wires running under the black sea to the vast 6600 km Marea cable linking Virginia beach in the US with Bill Bow in Northern Spain Marea weighs the same as 24 blue whales seemingly the firm's laying down this curved superhighway worldwide. There are now 1.5 million kilometers of undersea data wires, according to professional reports estimates show a normal transoceanic cable should set you back between 3 a...

The History of the Internet: From ARPANET to WWW. WHO SENT THE FIRST EMAIL AND WHAT WAS THE MESSAGE IN THE EMAIL. The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that uses the standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP / IP) to serve billions of users World Wide. It is a network of networks that consists of private, public, academic, business, and government networks of local to global scope that is linked by a broad array of electronic and optical networking technologies. The origins of the Internet date back to research commissioned by the United States Federal Government in the 1960s to build robust, fault-tolerant communication.  What is Internet? Internet is a collection of inter-connected networks that are worldwide in scope. The internet is a tool that serves billions of users all over the world. The computer all over the world connected to each other on the Internet is termed as World Wide Web (WWW). No one owns the Internet that means it does not belong to a...