Imagine you’re sitting at a bustling café, savoring your coffee while streaming a live concert on your phone. The video loads instantly, no buffering, and the picture is crystal clear. This seamless experience is one of the promises of 5G technology—a leap forward in connectivity that many of us eagerly anticipate. However, as we embrace…
Imagine your child coming home from school, eager to share their day, and then immediately reaching for a tablet to play their favorite game. It’s a scene replayed in countless households, a testament to how deeply technology has woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives. But as our children navigate this digital landscape,…
Imagine sitting in your cozy living room, surrounded by the latest tech gadgets – your smartphone, laptop, Wi-Fi router, and yes, even your smartwatch. Each of these devices connects you to the world, bringing convenience and entertainment to your fingertips. But have you ever wondered about the invisible energy they emit, known as electromagnetic fields…
As you sit comfortably in your cozy corner of a café, a smartphone in hand and a laptop open in front of you, consider for a moment the invisible threads that connect these devices to a vast digital network. These threads are made up of electromagnetic fields (EMFs), silent waves that enable our texts, calls,…
Imagine your home as a bustling city—roads filled with traffic, signals blinking continuously, and the air buzzing with unseen activities. This city isn’t made up of cars and streetlights, but of myriad devices: your smartphone, laptop, Wi-Fi router, and perhaps your wearable tech like a fitness tracker. Each of these emits its own form of…
Imagine a day in your life filled with invisible waves, like a gentle sea breeze, but instead of cooling and refreshing, they constantly sweep through your home, workspace, and public places. These aren’t mystical forces; they are electromagnetic fields (EMF), emitted by the myriad of devices that define modern living: from the smartphone in your…
In today’s digitally-driven world, the laptop has become an extension of ourselves — a gateway to the internet, a workstation, an entertainment centre, and much more. Studies reveal that people spend an eye-watering 1,700 hours a year in front of computer screens, including 6.5 hours on laptops for those who use them. Laptops, while extremely…
Airplane mode, also known as flight mode, offline mode, or standalone mode, is a setting available on almost all devices capable of wireless connections. When activated, it suspends all radio-frequency signal transmission by the device, disabling voice calls, SMS, radio, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other connectivity options. While its name clearly suggests its intended use —…
In an era dominated by wireless technology, researchers have become increasingly worried about the impacts of radiation emitted by our devices. Central to this debate is electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation, a by-product emitted by all electronics, including the ubiquitous smartphone. Even though EMF remains invisible to the naked eye, the health implications linked to its…
Blue light glasses have become a hot topic in recent years. As digital devices become more commonplace, our exposure to blue light has increased dramatically – prompting many to seek out the purported benefits of blue light glasses. What’s the truth behind these blue light glasses? Are they just another trendy accessory or do they…