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Could Building Your Own Laptop Eventually Be Possible?                   Although the world continues to favor portable computing in the form of laptops and tablets, the PC market is still strong in one particular respect: It appeals to enthusiasts who piece together their own equipment in a way that allows them to customize and fine-tune their experience to whatever their budget can muster. There’s nothing more satisfying than making one’s own “rig” by stacking components inside a tower and watching it all come to life as soon as the power button is pressed. But how come this isn’t a thing with laptops? Miniaturization Does Away With Standardization Laptops and desktop computers live in two completely different worlds. It’s rare to take space restrictions into consideration when building a PC since it’s something stationary that sits around your desk. You’re not going to be moving it much, so you can basically make it as heavy and cumbersome

How to Customize Your Android’s Lock Screen One of the things about Android phones that makes them so popular with users is the options available for customization. Android users can change their app drawer, notification panel, and the launcher if they choose. One thing you might not think about customizing is the lock screen on the device. This is the screen that appears on the phone when you turn it on, and as the name suggests, it is the screen you need to unlock before gaining access to the phone. The Android lock screen has many different options you can use to make it useful to you. The following are some of the changes you may want to try. Change the Lock Screen Type There are three different types of lock screens available on all Androids. They are pattern, PIN, and password. Newer phones may also have options for fingerprint- or face-recognition lock screens. To change the lock type for your phone: 1. Swipe the notification bar down and click the gear icon to

The Four Best Data-Modeling Tools for Designing Databases By Sayak Boral – Posted on Dec 29, 2019 in Software Tools Depending on their end use, databases can be simple or complex in their design. An excel sheet which helps you query your data based on rows and columns can be understood as a simple example of SQL, a relationship-based database management system (RDBMS). The earliest Web was designed mostly on SQL databases, such as Oracle and MySQL. Currently, there are many other database systems, such as cloud databases (e.g. Amazon Web Services, SAP, Microsoft Azure), probabilistic databases, and federated databases. Without going into detail, it follows that designing a database requires a bit of abstract thinking and logic flow. This is where data-modeling tools play an important role. They can help in defining the relationships, schemas, constraints, and values of different datasets, giving a planned perspective. Here we will discuss the best data-mode

How to Find Out When a Webpage Was Published By Neeraj Chand – Posted on Dec 29, 2019 in Internet When you’re doing research on a topic, it’s vital to ensure your sources are up to date. If you’re writing an academic paper, dates of publication are often required in the citations. The majority of the time, getting the date is easy: simply look on the site and find the published date to find how recent it was. Things get a little more complicated when there is no date listed on the webpage. When this happens, how do you know when the page was published? In and Around the Page Itself The first port of call when looking for the publishing date of a webpage is on and around the page itself. Most of the time the publishing date of an article should be written alongside the author’s name just above the article. In rarer instances, this information could be below the article. A less precise, but still useful, way of estimating the publishing date of a webpag