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WebM Format: Revolutionizing Video on the Web

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Video has become an integral part of our online experience. From entertaining cat videos to informative tutorials, it’s hard to imagine the internet without the presence of moving images. Behind the scenes, a silent revolution has been taking place – the rise of WebM format.

Let’s find out more about the history of WebM, explore its widespread usage, and learn how to convert videos to WebM online!

A Glimpse into History

WebM emerged as a response to the need for a royalty-free alternative in HTML5 video and audio elements, challenging the dominance of proprietary formats.… Read the rest

Quantum Computers: 10 Things You Should Know About Them

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Quantum computer representation by the image of the atom.

Quantum computers are all the rage today. But why are they so important, how soon are we going to use quantum artificial intelligence? Play video games on one or convert our files, videos, and images?

Here are 10 things about quantum computers that everyone should know about:

#1. Quantum computers were proposed by the famous physicist Richard Feynman in his 1982 work “Simulating physics with computers”. He argued that to simulate the world of atoms, the normal “classical” computers will not be sufficient.… Read the rest

How To Search By Image Using Google

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How To Search By Image Using GoogleGoogle lets you find just about everything you are looking for. That includes images of whatever item, topic or things you want. Many people know about being able to easily find images using Google. However, what some may not know is that Google lets you search by image as well. Using the Google search by image directly feature can help you in many ways. For instance, if you were sent an image by someone and are not sure of the source, you can find it using this feature.… Read the rest

How To Mute Tabs In Google Chrome

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Mute Google Chrome

If you’ve been on the internet, you have surely met one of it’s most annoying traits: audio adverts. Like auto-playing videos, ads that play audio disturb your usual browsing experience. Luckily, at least when it comes to Google’s Chrome browser, there are a few ways on how to fight against these noisy, loud and intruding sounds.

Learn How To Stop Videos From Autoplaying On Browsers

Unfortunately, not even we can stop ads from popping up and playing music or weird voice overs in a new browser tab.… Read the rest

The Ultimate Guide To Google Search

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Google has managed to evolve from a simple search engine on the internet, to a powerful media mogul. Hey, to google was even added to the dictionary in the year 2006, making it an official word in not only the English language. Thus, it’s only natural that many people use it each and every day to find information on the internet.

However, who feeds Google with search terms randomly is often times confronted with paid ads, unanswered forum entries for their questions or other inadequate search results.… Read the rest

Google App Lets Contacts Know Where You Are

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There’s a new Google app that has a lot of people talking, and kind of upset at the search engine. The Google app lets contacts know where you are at all times. Now while that may sound a bit intrusive, there are certain things you should know.

To most, letting anyone track your whereabouts at all time sounds and can be construed as scary, if not downright crazy. Some may cringe at the thought of stalkers taking advantage of an app like this.… Read the rest

Microsoft Word vs. OpenOffice vs. LibreOffice

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With the regained trust in Microsoft and Windows 10, there is some debate about which programs should be used for your everyday computer needs. Should you still use OpenOffice as your go-to office program suite? Or is, with the upgrade, Microsoft Word the better alternative again? What about LibreOffice?

Lets have a look at what the future may bring for the office suite you want to put your trust in.

 

Microsoft Office And Company

Slowly but surely, the number of people that permanently switch to Windows 10 is rising. … Read the rest

Google’s Open Standard File Formats

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There are many different kinds of file formats out there, most of them associated to certain programs or developers. Take for example Adobe’s PDF or PSD (Photoshop) files; all the different document files by Microsoft, Apple, and the open source equivalents; or eBook files that are solely linked to the Amazon Kindle. Many of these files and especially their skeleton or insides are protected or even secret. This makes it difficult for other (open source) programs to open, process, or create them.… Read the rest