The digital age has fundamentally reshaped childhood, making screens an integral part of learning, socialization, and entertainment. Globally, screen time among adolescents has surged, accelerated by ...

What’s happened? Parents are spending serious money to fix their kids’ screen habits, turning to everything from one-on-one screen-time coaches to full-blown digital detox camps. These services are ...

Lucy Jackson uses a phone that can do little besides make a call and, with some effort, send a text. That complicates life for a college freshman in 2025. But for Jackson, who uses paper maps and ...

These compact instruments can display three measurements simultaneously and offer versatile measurement functions and various interfaces for remote control. Models are available with a digit ...

According to many sources, most Americans spend more than six hours a day looking at screens — and the numbers are rising. Taking a break from screens is more important than ever. In 2023, the Pew ...

Kids can’t “Just Say No” to the high of WiFi. The bewitching buzz of being online — be it via an iPad, cellphone or computer — is like a narcotic to Gen Alpha kiddos. Now, parents fear their ...

When most people think of digital signage, they picture massive ads lighting up Times Square or the flashy displays along the Las Vegas Strip. And for good reason — digital signage reaches 135 million ...

Modern digital multimeters (DMMs) are user-friendly, accurate, and safe — when used correctly! Reading voltage is simple, but measurements must be properly interpreted. With a clamp-on DMM, accurate ...

Every fall, Seoul’s Leeum Museum of Art hosts blockbuster exhibitions to assert its position as a leading institution in the region, and this year is no exception. Two major shows, a solo presentation ...

Digital multimeters have replaced traditional analog meters long back. It offers better accuracy, reliability, and better handling of impedance. It is a versatile device in the truest sense. You can ...

You can’t just tell kids not to use screens. Screens are unavoidable. Stress can be avoided. A study by UC San Francisco has shown as more or less usual that stress and anxiety and attention issues ...