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So today we are going to talk about a very important part of the electronics industry and without it, I guess all our electronic equipment like smartphones, laptops, desktops, printers, and many other gadgets will be considered as dead. Yes Batteries, batteries play a very important role in keeping our devices juiced up. Today we are going to take a closer look at the batteries, the types, how they work, and how are they different from each other. So whenever we talk about batteries or when we purchase a new electronics device we always come across these terms: Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) or Lithium-Polymer (Li-Po) batteries. But you ever thought about what these terms Li-ion and Li-Po mean? Don't you worry we're just about to find out about these terms in a minute? But before we go ahead  make sure you follow the blog on  Twitter  and also press the bell icon so you are first to know whenever a new article drops. With all that said let's jump right on today's topic. Differenc

The first thing anyone who is looking to get into a PC building needs to know is that there is a lot of technical jargon involved. And for those who are new to PC building stuff, there are lots of confusing terms and acronyms to get baffled in no time. For newcomers, it's hard to distinguish between CPU/ SoC and Processor, Motherboard and PCB, CPU and GPU . So we're going to talk about the most notable example of this that we've come across. Which has to do with GPUs and Graphic Cards.  These two terms get used interchangeably quite often but they are not the same so let's see where is the difference lies.  But before we go ahead  make sure you follow the blog on Twitter and also press the bell icon so you are first to know whenever a new article drops. With all that said let's move to our today's topic. But first, we need to know that what is a GPU ? and what is a graphics card? What is the difference GPU and Graphics Card WHAT IS A GPU The term GPU stands fo

  Recently on 2'Feb 2020, MediaTek unveiled its latest 5G modem Helio M80 . It is MediaTek's first 5G modem to support mmWave 5G network with a maximum of eight component carriers (8CC). Mediatek launched their first 5G modem, named Helio M70 in last year's Dimensity 1000 series processors, but this one only supports the sub-6Ghz network. Now the new Helio M80 5G modem will support both the mmWave and sub-6Ghz 5G networks thus making it more future-proof than that of Helio M70. But before we go ahead make sure you follow the blog on Twitter and also press the bell icon so you are first to know whenever a new article drops. With all that said let's take a closer look at the Helio M80. MediaTek M80 Features As we already know that the new Helio M80 modem will support both mmWave and sub-6GHz 5G networks. This is now capable of getting a maximum download speed of 7.67Gbps and upload speed of 3.76Gbps. This is quite a major improvement over the last year's Helio M70 whi