In many people, their sensitivity to light actually leads to light sensitivity anxiety; feelings of nervousness or disarray when exposed to bright light or certain types of light. Light sensitivity anxiety can show itself at times and places where it’s … Continue reading →

“Device Lock Controller enables device management for credit providers. Your provider can remotely restrict access to your device if you don’t make payments,” reads the description of the app.The Google Play listing of the app was, however, still accessible at … Continue reading →

1998 – Early 2000s: Smart Homes – Smart homes, or home automation, began to increase in popularity in the early 2000s.Smart homes suddenly became a more affordable option, and therefore a viable technology for consumers. Domestic technologies, home networking, and … Continue reading →

On a few upcoming Android phones and tablets, this new mode will turn those devices into something like a Google Nest Hub (ne? Google Home Hub) display when docked.You’ll get many of the benefits of a Nest Hub but in … Continue reading →

How To Get Faster Internet Without Paying for It Stop Downloading So Many Things. You don’t have to stop completely – just don’t download everything at once. Manually Limit Bandwidth. Another way to get faster Internet when bandwidth is a … Continue reading →

The Google Home Hub doesn’t have a camera. Here’s why that’s a good thing. It’s official: The Google Home Hub, a smart speaker with a screen, is here, and it enters into a smart display market that is getting very … Continue reading →

As a general rule of thumb, for every 10 to 12 smart devices, add around 5 Mbps to your internet plan and another 5 Mbps if you want to install cameras. How many Mbps do I need for a smart … Continue reading →

The mesh test measures the connection between your router or primary Wifi point (the one connected to your modem) and any additional points. The stronger that connection is, the better your Wi-Fi will be throughout your house. What does a … Continue reading →

Wastage of time and energy Many people use computers without positive purpose. They play games and chat for a long period of time. It causes wastage of time and energy. What are the disadvantages of computers? What are the disadvantages … Continue reading →

Smart sensors are devices that take information from a physical environment and use embedded microprocessors and wireless communication to monitor, examine, and maintain various systems. They have the ability to collect environmental data more accurately with less erroneous noise. What … Continue reading →

Are all Android phones Smartphones? The answer is YES. All Android phones run on the powerful Android Operating System and are considered Smartphones. So when choosing a smartphone the Operating System is one of the first puzzles to solve and … Continue reading →

The average smartphone lasts two to three years. Toward the end of its life, a phone will start to show signs of slowing down. It’s important to take stock of these so you can prepare for what comes next. Can … Continue reading →

Smartphones are lowering children’s IQs and reduces their language abilities a shocking new study has found.Worryingly, the study found children who spend more than seven hours a day on electrical devices are also showing premature thinning of the brain cortex, … Continue reading →

This valve is typically located on top of the water heater, on the right side cold line. How do I shut off the water supply to my water heater? Just locate the relief valve, usually near or at the top … Continue reading →

Six Steps to Smarter Studying Pay attention in class. Take good notes. Plan ahead for tests and projects. Break it down. (If you have a bunch of stuff to learn, break it into smaller chunks.) Ask for help if you … Continue reading →