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HCL ConnectionsHCL Connections was founded by IBM and later acquired by HCL in 2019.It's an enterprise collaboration tool that makes it easier for teams to work together more effectively. It is used by both individuals and small/big enterprises. It uses the 2.0 development of the web.They support many types of Plug-ins like Microsoft Outlook, HCL Lotus Notes, HCL Sametime, etc.The pricing starts from 6 $/Month. They do not have a free version.HCL Connections offer their users free 5 GB of storage and maximum storage of 1 TB for paid users with a maximum file size of 2 GB.It is supported ... Read More

Both WAV and MP3 are the file formats used for defining and storing digital audio files, but they are different from each other. One major difference between WAV and MP3 is that MP3 files are compressed and small sized audio files in which some of the information from the original audio source is removed, whereas WAV files are uncompressed audio files having a file size very much higher than an MP3 file. Read through this article to find out more about WAV and MP3 files and how they are different from each other. What is WAV? WAV stands for Waveform ... Read More

There are various types of file formats available in computer file systems. ZIP and RAR are types of archive file formats that are used to store different types of files and folders in a single container. However, ZIP and RAR file formats are quite different from each other. The most fundamental difference between ZIP and RAR is that ZIP is a standard archive file format that can be enabled in any operating system, whereas RAR is an archive file format that requires a third-party tool named WinRAR for its processing. Read this tutorial to learn more about the ZIP and ... Read More

Raster scan and random scan are two of the most popular approaches used to display the pictures and images of objects on the screen. Raster scan is a technique in which a rectangular pattern of the image is captured on screen, whereas random scan is one in which the picture is constructed through an electron beam. Read through this article to find out more about raster scan and random scan and how they are different from each other. What is Rater Scan? In raster scan, the electron beam is swept across the screen, one row at a time from top ... Read More

In this post, we will understand the difference between RGB and CMYK colour schemes −RGB Colour SchemeIt is used with digital works.The primary colours in this scheme are ‘Red’, ‘Green’, and ‘Blue’.It is an additive Type Mixing scheme.The colours of this scheme’s images are more vibrant.It has a wide range of colours in comparison to CMYKThe file formats to work with this colour scheme are JPEG, PNG, and GIF.CMYK Colour SchemeIt is used with print works.The primary colours in this scheme are ‘Cyan’, ‘Magenta’, ‘Yellow’, and ‘Black’.It is a subtractive Type Mixing scheme.The colours of this scheme’s images are less ... Read More

Multimedia integrates different forms of content such as text, audio, video, graphics, etc., to form a single presentation. We come across so many different forms of multimedia element on almost every webpage or App that we open. Multimedia is definitely heavy than the traditional static text-based content, but any form of multimedia can immediately attract the users' attention and convey the message quickly.Hypermedia is a mix of hypertext with media such as graphics, sounds, and animations. It can be understood as the improved version of hypertext.Read through this article to find out more about Multimedia and Hypermedia and how they ... Read More

In this post, we will understand the difference between hypertext and hypermedia −HypertextIt refers to the system of managing the information related to the plain text.It involves only text.It becomes a part of the link.It is the part of hypermedia.It allows the user to traverse through text in a non-linear fashion.It allows users to move from one document to another in a single click.The user can click on the hypertext or the ‘goto’ links.It helps the user move to the next document.It also helps the user move from one page of a document to the other page.It doesn’t provide a ... Read More

Downloading is a process in which the files are copied from a web server to a client machine, whereas Uploading is a process in which a client machine transmits the data to store it on a web server.Read through this article to find out more about Downloading and Uploading how they are different from each other.What is Downloading?Downloading is the process by which any electronic device or computer acquires data from other network sources. The procedure of downloading is similar to that of storing the data. The data is really saved on another system and then communicated and stored on ... Read More

In this post, we will understand the difference between PGH and S/MIME −PGPIt has been designed to process plain text.It is not expensive in comparison to S/MIME.It can be used personally as well as at offices.It is less efficient in comparison to S/MIME.It depends on the key exchange made by the user.It is less convenient in comparison to S/MIME.It contains 4096 public keys.It is considered as the standard for strong encryption.It can be used in VPNs.It uses Diffie-Hellman digital signature.S/MIMEIt has been designed to process email and multimedia files.It is relatively expensive.It is used in industrial purposes.It is more efficient ... Read More

In this post, we will understand the difference between spooling and buffering concepts in operating system −SpoolingIt overlaps the input/output of a specific job with the execution of another job.It is more efficient in comparison to buffering.Buffering is less efficient than spooling.It can be expanded as ‘Simultaneous peripheral operation online’.Spooling considers the disk as a huge spool.BufferingIt overlaps the input/output of a specific job with the execution of the same job.It is a limited area in the main memory.It doesn’t have any expansion.It is less efficient in comparison to spooling.Read More