Regular readers definitely noticed that in our IBM Watson IoT example codes for ESP32 Arduino, we have used both MQTT and HTTP. Also we talked about HTTP POST method. HTTP POST is easy, is not it? It is really easy to write code for Arduino to construct HTTP POST request. Because all of us more or less used with HTTP based API and cURL. It will appear that as MQTT is complex and HTTP is better to … [Read more...]
HTTP/3 : The Next Protocol After HTTP/2 and HTTP
The word HTTP/3 will astonish many as HTTP/2 yet not widely adapted (34% world adoption rate). HTTP/3 or HTTP-over-QUIC is the next protocol after HTTP/2 and HTTP 1. HTTP/3 will be a combination of SSL and TCP. HTTP/3 will use QUIC for transport. HTTP/3 will be the third major version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol and based on previous RFC draft "Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) over QUIC". … [Read more...]
Visual Paradigm : A Tool to Create Illustration of Different Things
Visual Paradigm is a Nice Tool to Create Illustration of Different Things With Free Tier of Usage. You can create infographics, circuit diagram, flow charts, data visualization. Officially, it is an UML (Unified Modeling Language) CASE (Computer-aided software engineering) tool supporting UML 2, SysML and Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN). There are several other such software, some of … [Read more...]
What is Zigbee? What Are the Differences Between LoRa and Zigbee
What is Zigbee? ZigBee is a personal-area network standard. ZigBee specification considered as an alternative to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for some applications. Unlike LoRa and Wi-Fi, multiple central controllers can be used for Zigbee. Zigbee is the name of the specification of a set of high-level wireless communication protocols for use with low-power digital broadcasting, based on the IEEE 802.15.4 … [Read more...]
What is LoRa? What Are the Differences Between LoRa and WiFi
What is LoRa? What Are the Differences Between LoRa and WiFi? WiFi is limited in range, consume huge battery. LoRa is specially designed for the IoT devices. LoRa stands for Long Range. LoRa gives long-range transmissions of more than 10 km in rural areas with low power consumption. It is a patented wireless data communication technology developed in 2012. LoRa is a wireless communication standard … [Read more...]
What is Network Time Protocol (NTP)
In a previous guide on ESP32, we faced NTP server and Network Time Protocol to get current time for button press event as example. What is Network Time Protocol (NTP)? The Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a standard for synchronizing clocks in computer systems using UDP protocol. NTP is specifically designed to provide reliable time information over variable packet delay networks. In common usage, … [Read more...]
5 Tips to Fully Leverage the Reach of SMS Marketing for Businesses
SMS is not outdated as many of the newcomer digital marketers think of it. However, not all text marketing campaigns are not the same. Some marketers use it as a standalone marketing strategy whereas some others integrate it into their business marketing strategy. According to a survey conducted by a leading mobile market research agency, about 89% of the mobile phone users tend to access SMS … [Read more...]
Sources of 4K Videos For Watching and Download
Many of the New 4K/UHD Television Owners Search For Sources of 4K Videos For Watching and Downloading. This article definitely a timely need to many of the readers. At this moment (December 2018) number of 4K videos available online not exactly less. Ultra-high-definition (UHD) includes both 4K UHD and 8K UHD. These two digital video formats has an aspect ratio of 16:9. UHDTV-1 is 3840 pixels x … [Read more...]
What is Momo Game? How It Makes to Commit Suicide?
Momo challenge lately has been a global threat. What is Momo Game? Momo is not really a game. Momo challenge is a cyber bullying. Usually the victim receives a Whatsapp message from an unknown number. Receiving such one assumes as new friend and proceed to chat day by day. It might be an automated chatbot. From that chat, the attacker receives privacy information. It is just an odd work by some … [Read more...]
What Do Brick-and-Mortar and eCommerce Stores Have in Common?
Brick and mortar refers to the physical presence of a business and the term is used to refer who possesses or leases retail stores. It sounds an odd article in technology website. But if you think about increasing pressure to have mobile applications, marking on Google maps to have website for tradition businesses, the matter become obvious. It is fact that many customers expect Internet presence … [Read more...]
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