CONTACT US

By

Contact Us:

email: nafeesinnoxent@gmail.com

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Client-Server Network Model: Types, Advantages, and Disadvantages Explained

By
Image
 Client & Server What is Client? In networking, a client refers to a device or software application that requests a service or data from a server. The client initiates communication with the server over a network, such as the internet or a local area network, and the server responds to the request by providing the requested service or data. Examples of client devices or applications include web browsers, email clients, and instant messaging clients. The client-server model is used in networking to allow multiple clients to communicate with the same server, enabling efficient use of resources. What is Server? In computer networking, a server is a computer system or software application that provides services to other devices or applications on a network. Servers are designed to respond to requests from client devices or applications, and provide resources or services such as file storage, email, web pages, databases, and network printing. Servers typically have more powerful har...
Read more

Bus Topology: Advantages, Disadvantages, and How it Works

By
Image
Bus Topology Bus topology is a type of network topology in which all the devices are connected to a single shared communication medium called a "bus." In this topology, all devices share the same communication channel, and data is transmitted in both directions between any two devices on the network. In a bus topology, a single cable, known as the "backbone," serves as the communication medium for all devices. Each device is connected to the backbone using a T-connector, which splits the signal and allows it to travel in both directions. The T-connector is connected to the device's network interface card (NIC), which enables communication between the device and the backbone. How Bus Topology Works? In a bus topology, all devices on the network are connected to a single communication channel called a "bus." The bus is a shared cable that carries data between all the devices connected to it. The backbone cable runs through all the devices on the network,...
Read more

What is Mobile Cellular Technology? 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G & 5G

By
Image
Mobile Cellular Technology Mobile phone or cellular telecommunication technology is used by billions of people around the globe. Mobile cellular technology is spreading into the whole world since 1980 and now a days it is everywhere and every hands. Mobile cellular technology has been in continuous development from its 1 st generation to 5 th generation. Mobile cellular technology allowed people to contact or call/communicate with people easily. Mobile phone use signals to transmit voice or message from one place to another place. Source | Pexels - Pixabay Development in Mobile Cellular Technology: As we mentioned earlier that mobile phones technology is under development since 1980 and now mobile phones are mostly used device for communication around the world. Mobile phones came into 4 generations and each generation have much improvement then it’s previous one. Mobile cellular technology is improving day by day and messaging and calling services also improved. Development in...
Read more