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Friday, October 30, 2015
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Is WIFI a Silent Killer?
Wi-Fi:
a wireless network in which you can connect to many devices without the
use of cables. Nowadays Wi-Fi is found everywhere. The mobiles phones
benefit mostly from it, and the companies which make them have specific
instructions for the services so they do not damage our health.
Wi-Fi: a silent killer that kills us slowly
Our wireless devices like phones and tablets use routers to connect online. The router emits WLAN signals – electromagnetic waves that can cause a lot of damage. We ignore this fact because we practically have no knowledge of it. Given time, these signals harm the body. A study conducted by the British Health Agency has proven that routers hinder the growth of people and plants.
- See more at: http://www.weeklyhealthylife.com/wi-fi-a-silent-killer-that-kills-us-slowly/#sthash.1eTc2j8W.dpuf
Wi-Fi: a silent killer that kills us slowly
Our wireless devices like phones and tablets use routers to connect online. The router emits WLAN signals – electromagnetic waves that can cause a lot of damage. We ignore this fact because we practically have no knowledge of it. Given time, these signals harm the body. A study conducted by the British Health Agency has proven that routers hinder the growth of people and plants.
- See more at: http://www.weeklyhealthylife.com/wi-fi-a-silent-killer-that-kills-us-slowly/#sthash.1eTc2j8W.dpuf
In this modern world of technology the Wi-Fi network is everywhere
around us. It is really a revolutionary way of connecting many devices
without using any cables. The biggest benefit from this kind of
connecting have the mobiles phones, but the companies that produce them
have specific instructions for the services on how to make them not
harmful to our health.
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
How to Set Up a Camera to Monitor Your Home When You’re Away
Whether you’ll be away from home while travelling or just during the workday, you may want to keep an eye on it. Solutions like Nest’s Nest Cam (formerly Dropcam) try to make this easy, but there’s more than one way to do this.
We’re not focused on full security systems with alarms and other
features here — just cameras so you can keep an eye on your place with
live streaming and video recordings.
How to Create an Image of Your PC Before Upgrading to Windows 10
Windows 10 is the biggest and most aggressive Windows rollout to
date. Before you take the plunge you need to image your hard drive so,
should you wish to return to the familiarity of Windows 7 or Windows 8
you can do so with the click of a button.
Note: This tutorial details how to create a bit-for-bit
backup (a disk image) of your current Windows system disk so that you
can later restore your computer using that image. If that’s not what
you’re looking for and you’d like to actually copy your disk bit-for-bit
over to a brand new hard disk (a disk clone) we’d encourage you to
check out our detailed tutorial on the matter.
Tested: Should You Unplug Chargers When You’re Not Using Them?
How much energy do your smartphone, laptop, and tablet chargers
really use? Should you unplug them when you aren’t using them to save
power and money? We measured exactly how much power a variety of common
chargers use, and how much keeping them plugged in will cost your each
year.
You’ve probably heard of “vampire power” — the amount of power a
device uses in standby mode when you aren’t using it. But just how much
vampire power does a charger use, and is it worth the hassle of
unplugging them when you aren’t using them?
How to Check Your Router for Malware
Consumer router security is pretty bad. Attackers are taking advantage of lackadaisical manufacturers and attacking large amounts of routers. Here’s how to check if your router’s been compromised.
The home router market is a lot like the Android smartphone market. Manufacturers are producing large numbers of different devices and not bothering updating them, leaving them open to attack.
How to Hide or Show the Battery Percentage on iPhone or iPad
If you find the battery charge percentage in the upper-right corner
of your iPhone or iPad screen distracting, it can be turned off easily.
However, if you decide you want to easily keep track of your battery
life, you can easily turn the percentage back on.
To turn off the battery charge percentage, tap “Settings” on the home screen.
How to Mute Individual Browser Tabs in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox
Web pages can automatically play audio thanks to HTML5, even if you’ve set Flash and other browser plug-ins to click-to-play. Most
modern web browsers include an audio indicator that will show you which
tab is playing sound. Most modern browsers also let you mute individual
tabs.
This feature was available behind a hidden flag in Chrome
for a while, and is now stable. Apple’s Safari was the first web
browser that actually enabled it by default, and Mozilla is working on
adding it to Firefox.
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