technical fact

1. Why Chinese mobile phone are so cheap?

Here is the truth: Low labor cost and IP cost. As we said above, China has the name of World Factory, and the cost of a factory labor is 1/10 of USA. During the smartphone manufacture process, many processes need real human to operate.If you have one Made-in-China smartphone bought in China, you would find that the operating system is kind different from the original Google Android System. Yes, they used the free and open-source Android System not the paid Google Android. For example, MIUI from Xiaomi, H2 and O2 from OnePlus.

2. India world first position in app download.

Yes; India 🇮🇳 is the world first position in app download.in three months 4.2 billion app download in India which is world most app download country.World’s Most Dangerous Laptop Is On Sale for $1.2 Million3.

3. World’s Most Dangerous Laptop’ Is On Sale for $1.2 Million

This is quite possibly the most dangerous machine in the world right now, and it’s running on Microsoft’s Windows XP. Titled ‘The Persistence of Chaos’, the artwork is a simple Samsung NC10-14GB 10.2-inch laptop (2008), which is currently running Windows XP (Service Pack 3), and is loaded with six different malware. It is most dangerous laptop.

4. Huawei was first created to produce telephone exchange switches in the 1980s

Again, Huawei may not have surfaced in the western world until recently, but the company has been around for a long time… since the 1980s, in fact. Huawei first started in 1987 in Shenzhen, China. At the time, China and the People’s Liberation Army were relying on telecom equipment from outside manufacturers. Ren wanted to focus on local research and development to build telephone exchange switches because, as he said, “switching equipment technology was related to international security, and that a nation that did not have its own switching equipment was like one that lacked its own military.”

Huawei has partnered with approximately 80% of the world’s top telecommunications companies

5. Over 6,000 new computer viruses are created and released every month.

This number has drastically risen since 1990, at which point there were only 50 known computer viruses.

Today, 90% of emails contain some form of malware and most people don’t know about it.

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1. The Radio took 38 years to reach an audience of 50 million.

You would think the invention of the radio would be a big deal, but it took 38 years for the radio to reach an audience of 50 million.Meanwhile, the iPod only took 3 years to reach the same milestone!

2. The first camera needed an incredibly long exposure.

The first photograph ever taken in 1826 took 8 hours to expose!

The creator of that camera, Louis Daguerre, was able to lower that time drastically to just 15 minutes in 1839.

3. Alexa is always listening to your conversations.

This probably isn’t new to you. Siri has been doing it forever.

Alexa stores your dialogue history to its cloud to help improve your Alexa experience.

But, you can review and delete these recordings, either in bulk, or individually.

4. GPS is free… for some.

Even though it is free to use GPS globally, it costs $2 million dollars to operate every day.

This money comes from American tax revenue.

5. Mac computers were named after the apple.

It’s not a coincidence that “Macintosh” is similar to the apples called “mcintosh”.

The name was misspelled on purpose to avoid conflict with a manufacturer called “McIntosh Laboratory”.

6. The first computer mouse wasn’t made from plastic.

Back in 1964, Doug Engelbart invented the first ever computer mouse! Back then, it was made out of wood.

It was rectangular and featured a little button on the top right.

He called it a mouse because the cord coming out of the back reminded him of the tiny rodents.

7. The original Xbox had sound snippets of real space missions.

The original Xbox contained edited sound bites from actual transmissions from the Apollo missions.

If you left the Xbox on the home screen, eventually you’ll hear whispers of conversation – actual chatter from the Apollo mission.

8. The majority of the people plug in their USB wrong.

86% of people try to plus in their USB devices upside down.

That makes me feel a lot better about getting it wrong every time!

9. Computer Security Day is celebrated on November 30^th.

It was started in 1988 to help raise the awareness of computer related security issues.

To celebrate Computer Security Day is easy, and important – check your privacy settings on Facebook, change your passwords to something stronger.

You can also read the latest technology facts and make sure your data stored on your phone, or in the cloud is secure.

10. The government used PlayStation 4’s… but not for gaming.

In 2010, the United States Air Force used 1,760 PlayStation 3 consoles to build a supercomputer for the Department of Defense.

They used PS3’s because it was more cost efficient and “green.”

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