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IDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) is a unique technology that was created by Motorola for their Nextel network. To provide phone and data services, it combines time division multiplexing and frequency-hopping technologies. IDEN has been mostly phased out in favor of more cutting-edge technologies because it has a limited capacity and slow data speeds when compared to the other technologies. CDMA is a digital wireless technology that allows multiple users to share a frequency band by using spread-spectrum technology. Compared to IDEN, CDMA has a substantially higher capacity since it allows several users to share the same frequency band. Many ... Read More

The most common heavy lifting machines used on construction sites are hydraulic cranes and crawler cranes. Hydraulic cranes are used to lift the lighter loads. Crawler cranes are used to lift heavy loads. Hydraulic cranes are agile and mobile. Whereas crawler cranes are powerful and heavy-duty. Hydraulic cranes and crawler cranes are used to lift and transport heavy loads, cargo, and various types of materials from one location to another. Both cranes contain similar parts. Read this article to find out more about Hydraulic Crane and Crawler Crane and how they are different from each other. What is a Hydraulic ... Read More

The hot tub and jacuzzi are used for relaxation, recreation, and hydrotherapy. These two fall under the category of spas. Jacuzzi is a manufacturer of hot tubs. A hot tub can also help with muscle aches and pains. Jacuzzi refers to specific hot tubs that are equipped with water jets for relaxation and recreation. Hot tubs refer to a pool of hot water or any tub that is used for relaxation and doesn't have any water jets. Materials such as wood, concrete, and acrylic wood are used for making the jacuzzis and hot tubs. Hot tubs and jacuzzis contain different ... Read More

SDLC is a character-oriented protocol and HDLC is bit-oriented; this is where the two protocols diverge the most. The fault detection capability, dependability, and speed of HDLC and SDLC are different. The data is divided into bits in HDLC before being sent over the network, whereas characters are divided into bits in SDLC. Another difference between the two standards is the use of an escape character by HDLC, as opposed to SDLC, to indicate when the bit stuffing method should be used. HDLC is thought to be a suitable superset of SDLC. HDLC and SDLC share the same frame format. ... Read More

Hard Drive and Memory are both used for the same purpose of storing data. For long-term data retention, we need to use the Hard Drive storage device. On the other hand, the memory storage device is used for short-term data retention. Hard Drive or HDD is slower than the memory but it stores more data. Memory or RAM (Random Access Memory) is faster as compared to the Hard Drive but data will be lost when the power supply is switched off. Read this article to find out more about Hard Drive and Memory and how they are different from each ... Read More

GoFlex and FreeAgent are two models of external hard drives by Seagate. GoFlex has 2 terabytes of storage capacity, while FreeAgent has 1.5 terabytes. GoFlex is an older model, while FreeAgent is an entirely new edition. In GoFlex, you may add more adapters than in Free Agent. GoFlex is a family storage drive that is simple to use and plug and play. It is connected to cables to provide speed and performance; presently, it is also kept in the interface based on customer multimedia streaming and personal libraries. Go Flex hard disc drive (HDD) may be turned into a ... Read More

Egrep and Fgrep, two different command-line utilities, are used to search for text patterns in files. These two commands are often used in operating systems built on Unix, like Linux and macOS. An enhanced version of the ordinary grep tool is known as "extended grep." It supports the use of extended regular expressions, which enable searches that are more complicated than those possible with standard grep. fgrep, which stands for "fixed grep, " is designed to search for fixed strings rather than patterns. Because of this, fgrep is quicker than grep and egrep but also less customizable. We ... Read More

Both flash memory and EEPROM are non-volatile memories, which means they can hold onto data even when the power is turned off. However, the two forms of memory do differ in several significant ways. New data can be written immediately after flash memory's contents have been erased. On the other hand, in order to write fresh data to an EEPROM, it must first be wiped. Flash memory can normally be overwritten about 100, 000 times, before it begins to degrade. Only a few thousand times can an EEPROM typically be written before it needs to be changed. Flash memory ... Read More

Cable modems and DSL modems are both devices that allow you to connect your computer to the Internet. But what’s the difference between DSL modem and cable modem? For starters, a DSL modem uses a phone line to connect to the Internet, while a cable modem uses a cable TV line. This means, if you have DSL service, you can’t use your phone and surf the Internet at the same time. With cable service, you can do both. It’s worth noting that most modern routers include both a DSL modem and a wireless router in one unit. So if you’re ... Read More

There are two different types of software used when downloading data from the Internet: a download manager and a download accelerator. By breaking the file up into smaller chunks and downloading them all at once is known as the download manager, a download accelerator is a program that accelerates the download process. A tool that helps you organize and manage your download operations is a download manager. While a download accelerator is made to speed up downloads, a download manager is used to organize and manage downloads. Read this article to find out more about Download Manager and Download Accelerator ... Read More