LIFE WITHOUT USB

Dear Friends,

I am sharing my experiences with you all. Nowadays we are using USB drives so extensively for many purposes starting from saving our notes to playing music on our DVD / CD players and even we have OTG pendrives accessible by mobile phones.

Recently i faced a problem, all my USB drives in Laptop became worn out. So I contacted Indica / Excellent computers.. and they said USB drive comes along with the board and hence cannot be replaced. Since i found it difficult to use my mouse inbuilt in my Laptop. I almost thought to go for a new lap.. (Min 30000 for a good config) 

Then i came to know of BLUETOOTH compatible mouse (not the traditional wireless mouse) this one directly pairs with BLUETOOTH of the Lap. But price is around 900 but definitely nice alternative than buying a new Laptop. its quite useful as it can work on any surface.

So now i have done small research on how to survive without USB and listing out the options:

1. Use a bluetooth compatible mouse to enjoy easy navigation
2. All Laptops come with a SDHC card reader which can be used to save our files (which many of us didnt explore much)
3. The best option is to use Gmail Drive or ONEDRIVE to store our files
4. We have ONE android app named SHAREIT using which we can transfer files between laptops, laptop and mobile using WIFI connectivity at a larger speed (Both the devices should have the app installed)
5. The most important advantage.... since no USB drive... no VIRUS attack... and no ANTIVIRUS / INTERNET SECURITY software's ( as long as we dont visit any MALICIOUS sites)

So LIFE as always have choices to make. THANKS TO THE TECHNOLOGY

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