The past of Thunderbolt interface The Thunderbolt interface (also known as Thunderbolt on Apple devices) was first introduced in 2009. It is a high-speed I/O interface advocated by Intel. However, ...

Wi-Fi 7 vs Wi-Fi 6Based on the Wi-Fi 6 standard, Wi-Fi 7 introduces many new technologies, mainly reflected in: New features supported by Wi-Fi 7 The goal of the Wi-Fi 7 protocol is to further imp...

WiFi 6 (Wi-Fi 6), also known as 802.11ax, is the latest generation of Wi-Fi industry standards after Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac). Before the release of Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi standards were identified by version nu...

The launch of the MacBook series equipped with Apple's self-developed M1 chip not only means that the Mac ecosystem will switch from X86 to ARM, but also represents the first implementation of the ...

Universal Serial Bus is the full name of USB transmission technology. Since 1996, it has become one of the evolving consumer electronic communication technologies and has become the dominant techno...

As technology products such as mobile phones and computers become more powerful and their screens become larger, power consumption is also increasing. How to achieve fast charging is a topic of con...

USB-C is a universally accepted standard that supports charging, syncing data, and playing audio and video. iPhone 15 models are equipped with a USB-C port for charging and connecting to a variety ...

Learn about Apple ProRes on iPhone. Apple ProRes supports multi-stream real-time editing performance while delivering professional image quality Record video in Apple ProRes format In Video mode in...

The "USB" or Universal Serial Bus is a standard developed to make connectors more universal and transparent. The USB Type-C is a specific shape of USB connector, designed to take that universality ...