freebefy

 India's first indigenous hydrogen fuel cell bus was revealed in Pune, earning the title of "most environmentally friendly means of transportation." Photo by Hal Gatewood on Unsplash The "Hydrogen Vision" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to the Union Minister of State for Science and Technology at the event, intends to make the nation "atmanirbhar" (self-reliant) on clean energy, achieve climate change targets, and generate jobs in the industry. $ads={1} Singh was reported in a statement as stating that the fuel cell, which uses hydrogen and air to generate energy to power the bus and produces only water as waste, may be the most environmentally beneficial means of transportation. According to the press release, a single diesel bus operating on long-distance routes generally produces 100 tons of CO2 yearly, and India is home to over a million of these vehicles. According to him, a freight revolution might occur in the nation as a result of t...

Image by kalhh from Pixabay Introduction: What is NFC, and How Does It Work? Near Field Communication, or NFC, is a wireless technology that allows devices to communicate with each other over short distances. NFC-enabled devices can exchange data with each other by simply being placed close together or by tapping them against each other. NFC is becoming increasingly popular in the payment industry, where it is being used for contactless mobile payments. NFC payment systems enable users to make transactions using their smartphones or other NFC-enabled devices, such as smartwatches and tablets. Exploring the Benefits of NFC for Smartphone Payments The rise of mobile payments and the growing adoption of contactless payment systems have made NFC an essential technology for smartphone users. NFC payment systems offer numerous benefits, including speed, convenience, and security. With NFC, you no longer need to carry cash or ca...

Understanding LTE and 4G: LTE, stand for Long-Term Evolution. LTE filled the gap between unattainable new standard  ITU-R  and the reality. LTE improved on its predecessor, 3G, but did not meet the qualifications to become the following generation, or 4G in this case. It improved the user experience and allowed mobile networks to advertise 4G speeds without the technology. Photo by Frederik Lipfert on Unsplash Sometimes LTE is referred to as 4G LTE, which makes users think like they are using 4G, even though it is still the LTE technology. Although it has caused and continues to cause confusion, LTE was a considerable upgrade over 3G technology. 4G mix-up with LTE: The confusion brought up by the use of the name LTE 4G technology still exists, primarily due to the mixup of LTE-advanced technology and today's 4G technology. 4G provides by more quicker speeds, more stability, and access to a wider range of online activities. Because LTE is halfway between 3G and 4G, its perform...