Age-Appropriate Screen Time Limitations for Young Children
The home computer should be a safe space for enhancing the learning process, and maybe even some reasonable entertainment as well. The first two articles
Establishing an Eye Healthy Indoor Environment for CPU Time
Less time gets spent outside during the fall season, but harmful blue light never takes a break. The fall season can take you by surprise
Can a Pair of Contact Lenses Reduce Digital Eyestrain?
In today’s battle against digital eyestrain, advancements are being made on both the software and hardware sides. Like most people in my age group, I’m
Screen Time Limitations for Toddlers and Preschoolers
At this stage, you can start to introduce tech-time to your child, but it’s important to stay in control of the situation. When baby reaches
8 Ways to Protect Your Eyes While Working at a CPU
Computer Vision Syndrome can lead to a lower level of efficiency in the workplace. Computer Vision Syndrome makes the eyes feel tired, strained and uncomfortable. If we’re
5 Parental Control Options for Smartphone Binging
There are several apps available to assist parents in monitoring the smartphone use of their children. I can’t start this post any better than Nara
Age-Appropriate Screen Time Limitations for Babies Under Two
At this stage, real-time experiences are far more useful to baby’s development than tech-time. As I’m currently experiencing, babies under two are a bundle of
Smartphone Overuse & Eye Health Risks in Teenagers
Many young teens just don’t understand the consequences of smartphone overuse. An interesting eye health story recently made its way onto NBC Nightly News. The segment entitled Kids’
Health Features of Apple Watch (Series 4)
Previous versions of the Apple Watch were geared toward millennials who prefer convenience over style and tradition, but this time around there’s something for everyone.
Apple Counters F.lux with Night Shift Feature
Good news for iPhone and iPad users, iOS update 9.3 is the friendliest “eye-phone” update yet. After stirring the pot with the creators of f.lux, Apple