Blog by Lava • 1st November 2023 How LAVA Pivoted to Mobile Technology In the 1980s and 1990s, LAVA had the best technology around when it came to serial and parallel ports. However, the market slowly started to disappear as USB began to gain popularity.
Blog by Lava • 18th October 2023 How LAVA Helped Make Toronto Transit More Accessible The Toronto Transit Commission’s Wheel-Trans program has been around since the 1970s. As part of its services, it uses special “kneeling” buses to provide affordable transit for customers in wheelchairs.
Blog by Lava • 29th September 2023 Android Tablet Kiosk Build Guide: What You Need to Know Tablet kiosks are becoming popular in retail, medical and hospitality fields as well as various other industries. However, there are various things to consider when setting one up.
Blog by Lava • 28th July 2023 How LAVA Competed in the America’s Cup LAVA adapters have been used in a variety of environments. However, one of the more unique use cases was on a sailing yacht competing in the 2021 America’s Cup.
Blog by Lava • 7th July 2023 Get PC Functionality Out of Your Tablet When you go out of town for business or for fun, there’s a good chance you’re bringing a laptop with you. However, even slim laptops can be bulky if you’re carrying them around. Often, it’s much easier to bring a tablet.
Blog by Lava • 9th June 2023 Why PoE is Great for Outdoors With summer fast approaching, many will soon head to the cottage to relax. While some people like to rough it off the grid, most don’t want the experience to be quite so rustic.
Blog by Lava • 31st October 2022 Scaring the Neighbours: How LAVA Can Upgrade a Haunted House Halloween is here so it’s time to break out the scary costumes and spooky decorations to frighten off the trick-or-treaters.
Blog by Lava • 21st June 2022 What You Need to Know Before Building Digital Signage In the era of smart homes and offices, it seems that digital displays are all around us. But what makes a good digital signage?
Blog by Lava • 11th July 2022 Is Your Tablet’s Battery Bloating? 4 Tips to Avoid this Issue An Android tablet is a great choice for mobile kiosks, digital signage and other installations. However, when the tablet is put into a kiosk or used in another 24/7 setup where it is constantly receiving power, its battery can become damaged and bloat over time.
Blog by Lava • 7th November 2022 Turn Your Tablet into a Media Centre Tablets these days offer great graphics and often do an impressive job of playing back video.
Blog by Lava • 25th July 2022 Understanding OTG LAVA SimulCharge adapters provide simultaneous charging and data access to select smartphones and tablets. It’s a technology unique to LAVA that ensures the mobile device remains a USB Host when it’s plugged into power.
Blog by Lava • 6th March 2022 The Origin of Battery Modulation: How a Bloated Battery Led to Innovation LAVA SimulCharge adapters are known for providing compatible mobile devices with simultaneous charging and access to data from USB-enabled peripherals and Ethernet.
ScreenRant • 17th March 2021 Samsung's Latest Awesome A-Series Phones Now Here Samsung unveiled the latest additions to its mid-range Galaxy A series Wednesday – the Galaxy A52, A52 5G and A72.
ScreenRant • 17th March 2021 Samsung's Galaxy A Phones Take Fun Snapchat Photos Samsung has made smartphone photography on the Galaxy A series a bit more entertaining with a new Fun Mode that was developed in partnership with Snapchat.
ScreenRant • 25th February 2021 Galaxy A51's Display Makes It A Good Mid-Range Buy Samsung customers looking for a good mid-range smartphone still can't do much better than the Galaxy A51, largely because of the display.
ScreenRant • 22nd February 2021 Spotify HiFi Explained: How & When You'll Get It Spotify announced Monday it will soon offer music in a higher-quality format through its new HiFi option.
ScreenRant • 11th February 2021 Pixel 5 Vs. Galaxy S21: Best For Cameras & Selfies? Both Google and Samsung clearly know that most smartphone customers consider being able to take good-quality videos a key concern when buying a new phone.
ScreenRant • 10th February 2021 Razer's Thunderbolt 4 Dock: Connectivity Options Last week, Razer unveiled its first-ever external dock for PC gaming — the Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock Chroma.
ScreenRant • 28th January 2021 Is Sony's Xperia Pro 5G Phone Really Worth $2,500? Sony's latest flagship device is now available to pre-order in the U.S., but the Xperia Pro 5G comes in at a rather steep $2,499.99 price.
ScreenRant • 26th January 2021 Why Twitter Started Removing Verification Badges Twitter started to remove verification badges from some users last Friday as it amended its rules on who qualifies as a verified user.
