Stephen Mash

The Windows Registry is a vital part of your computer, holding the computer's configuration parameters, settings for hardware devices, and details of all the software installed on the computer. In addition, the registry tells the computer the installed location of the user’s programs, what version they are, how and when each program runs, and other information necessary for the program to run correctly.

This article will seek to answer two key questions. Firstly, what are Deepfakes which is straightforward to answer, secondly, how to spot one, which is by far the trickier proposition. We’ll also look at the history of Deepfakes, the technology behind their creation and some of their uses.

While we live in a world where regular businesses perform almost every process electronically, the physical printing of documents is the exception. The list gets shorter yearly - till receipts, business cards, ink-signed contracts. While the information on printed paper still exists, so does the need to scan that information into an electronic form where users can share or alter the content.

This article aims to explain the purpose of a bezel, a term you'll often see concerning computer displays. We'll have a quick look at what a bezel is and why screens need them. Different manufacturers use various terminology, making choosing a new display challenging if you're unsure what they mean and how important it is. We hope this clears things up in a fascinating manner.

When it comes to printing documents, the days of plugging a computer into a nearby printer using a cable are long gone. Instead, network printing is now the norm, and in the domestic environment, this means wireless connections.

If you follow the latest graphical processing capabilities, you'll know that Turing is the name of NVIDIA's latest graphics processing unit (GPU) architecture. This NVIDIA architecture is named after famous mathematician and code breaker Alan Turing OBE FRS, one of the founders of theoretical computer science. You will find the NVIDIA Turing architecture in many of NVIDIA's currently available products.

When working on a laptop, most users run more than one task: the email inbox, a web browser with multiple tabs, a document to read, and maybe music or a video playing. In the workplace or at home, it's common to have an external monitor connected to view multiple applications simultaneously.