Author: Anagha Rakta
Anagha Rakta
Anagha Rakta has six years of experience in marketing B2B SaaS products. She enjoys breaking down complex topics like cybersecurity, product, and technology. When not working, she loves painting, reading fiction, and exploring new places around the world.
Picking removable storage used to be simple. You looked at capacity, maybe the speed class, and you were done. That is not the world we live in anymore. Cameras capture larger RAW files, drones record 4K and 8K at high bitrates, and portable consoles require fast read speeds so games load quickly. If your card cannot keep up, you’ll notice it right away in jittery footage, stalled bursts, or long transfer times. Two formats now lead the pack for speed and capability: SD Express and CFexpress. Both use the same PCIe and NVMe technologies that made SSDs faster, and both…
Switching from Android to iPhone used to feel risky. You worried about lost photos, missing chats, broken apps, and that vague fear that something important would disappear forever. In 2025, the process is far more stable, but it still rewards preparation. In terms of the setup process, Apple’s system does most of the work for you. You have the Move to iOS app and iCloud backup, and along with fast cable transfers, your data can move over in less than an hour. Apple’s Official Move to iOS Tool Apple’s Move to iOS app is the easiest and safest way to…
Apple’s iOS 26 brings one of the boldest visual shifts we have seen in years. The new Liquid Glass look mixes translucency, reflections, and depth so the interface feels lighter and more alive. It is not a simple skin. It changes how panels, buttons, and icons react to light and motion, and it makes the software feel closer to a physical material. The “Liquid Glass” idea, in plain language More than see-through panels. Liquid Glass is a responsive material. As you scroll, tilt, or open a menu, edges catch the light and colors shift slightly to match what is behind…
Storage used to be an afterthought. You bought a card, slotted it in, and forgot about it. That no longer works. Cameras that never sleep, drones that shoot cinematic aerials, and consoles that install movie sized games have changed what we ask from storage. This guide explains what matters for each device type, highlights practical specs, and calls out any pitfalls to avoid. The New Reality of Storage at Home In 2025, most of us want devices that just work. A dashcam should capture every mile with zero fuss. A drone should record clean 4K or 8K without dropped frames.…
Artificial intelligence is now part of the iPhone in a quiet, useful way. With iOS 26, Apple rolled out Apple Intelligence, a set of features that lives inside the apps you already use. Messages, Mail, Photos, Notes, and Siri feel more capable, yet your data stays private. Instead of a flashy chatbot, Apple focused on context, privacy, and simple time-savers that remove small annoyances from your day. This guide explains what Apple Intelligence is, how it works, where you will notice it, and how to get real value from it. If you want to know whether this changes how you…
iOS 26 grabbed headlines for the new Liquid Glass look and Apple Intelligence, but the real joy is in the small upgrades hiding in plain sight. Spend a few minutes with the features below and your iPhone will feel calmer, quicker, and more personal. This guide rounds up practical tips you can use today, with clear steps and short explanations. It is written for everyday users who want real value without jargon or guesswork. iOS 26 Tips That Make Your iPhone Easier to Use 1) Hidden Gestures and Shortcuts at a Glance Here is your quick starter pack. These are…
Apple’s iPhone 17 family lands with the familiar four model spread: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. The look is cleaner, the screens are brighter, and the chips promise better efficiency and smarter on-device AI. If you are wondering what is truly new and what is a careful refinement, this guide separates headline upgrades from quiet tune-ups so you can decide whether an upgrade makes sense. Display upgrades you feel right away Brightness climbs to peaks that make maps and messages easy to see in direct sun. ProMotion at 120 Hz is on…
Why iPhone Data Recovery Feels Impossible Losing data on your iPhone can feel like losing a part of your life. Unlike Android or PC devices, Apple’s system isn’t built for quick recoveries. It’s designed for security first, which makes iPhones incredibly safe but also incredibly unforgiving when things go wrong. That’s because Apple’s APFS (Apple File System) and its deep hardware encryption don’t just lock your data, they erase it completely once you delete something. It’s great for privacy, not so great for accidental deletions. Add in modern safeguards like Secure Enclave, Face ID and passcodes, and you get a…
Phones shoot 4K and 8K. Cameras crank out huge RAW bursts. Laptops run creative suites, AI tools, and big games. All of that depends on fast storage to move files without friction. When your card is the bottleneck, everything slows down. Adata’s SD Express 8.0 card targets that pain point by bringing NVMe grade performance to a tiny, removable card. If you want portable storage that feels closer to an internal SSD, this is the class of card to watch. Sd Express 8.0 in Simple Terms SD Express is the latest step in the SD card standard. It keeps the…
Why long term storage is a real problem? We create more data than any previous generation, and much of it needs to last. Drives wear out, tapes require periodic migration, and flash storage can lose charge when it sits on a shelf. If you manage public records, scientific baselines, creative masters, or even a family archive, “keeping it for decades” is no longer enough. You need media that survives heat, humidity, radiation, and time without constant babysitting. Glass crystal memory bridges that gap. Instead of storing bits as magnetized grains or electric charge, it engraves information inside glass so the…