Many devices in your house could be connected to your WiFi network, like laptops, smartphones, tablets, as well as smart bulbs, and home assistants. However, it could just be strangers logging in that’s causing your WiFi signal to lose speed. There can be many different reasons why you’d like to know what devices are connected to your WiFi. Luckily, it’s an easy check. There are two ways you can go about this: Through your router’s web interface, or using network scanning software....

Why Use IMAP in Gmail Instead Of POP? Why Use IMAP in Gmail Instead Of POP? If you understand the detailed differences between IMAP and POP email protocols, you probably already have your answer. For the rest of us, here’s an abbreviated look at the two. IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) deals with email directly on the server hosting it. In the case of Gmail IMAP settings, that’s Google’s Gmail servers....

Elefant is a refreshingly simple open-source content management (CMS) that provides a modern interface and allows anyone to create and manage their website or blog content. Elefant takes the best WYSIWYG editor in the world and makes it better through deep integration with your content. Whether you’re creating a personal or business website, Elefant CMS can help you create and manage your content on every device with its minimalist and modern user and admin interface....

Our previous tutorial showed you how to install GLPI on Ubuntu with an Apache2 web server. This one shows you how to use Nginx instead. GLPI is a free, open-source ITSM platform built with PHP that allows IT decisions makers with large IT infrastructures to solve problems efficiently when they emerge while getting insights into every IT asset in the company with automated inventory discovery. GLPI comes with inventory management that automatically discovers computers, peripherals, and network printers, including asset lifecycle management, incidents, requests, problems and changes management, and many more....

The Open Source version is free to download and use and comes with an intuitive user interface, granularly administer users and groups, and a responsive design that supports all modern devices. Yclas can create the perfect marketplace for you. This platform is fast and lightweight, gives webmasters modular and extensible features, extensible via plugins to collaborate and automate engaging experiences with users across multiple devices, including mobile. For more about Yclas, please check their Homepage This brief tutorial is going to show students and new users how to install Yclas on Ubuntu 16....

Is Your Phone Listening to You? Is Your Phone Listening to You? Apple devices have speech recognition software that only activates your phone’s microphone for voice input when it detects the “Hey Siri” hotkey. Apple also states that voice interactions with Siri aren’t linked to your data—Apple ID, email, etc. Google also records your voice when you use services like Assistant, Maps, or Search on your Android or iOS device. Google says these apps don’t eavesdrop or listen to you all the time....

If you really like playing games, you must often access Steam to play games. However, when you play a game on Steam sometimes a lot of notifications appear on the screen. Of course, notifications that often appear are quite disturbing when you play on Steam. Therefore, you should know how to turn off Steam notifications. Notifications on Steam usually appear in the lower right corner of the screen. Actually, this notification is useful for you but it will be a problem when this notification affects your performance when playing games....