Piotr Kowalczyk
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Can warning labels change how young people use social media?
Health warnings on social media platforms can discourage teenagers and young adults from endless scrolling while raising awareness of digital harms.
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Mapy.com is best Google Maps alternative, not only where MapQuest is not available
Looking for a dependable Google Maps alternative, where MapQuest is not available? Mapy.com is quiet but powerful European tool that offers full offline maps, detailed hiking tracks and cycling routes – and a few features not available anywhere else.
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Signs you have AI burnout and what to do about it
Are you tired from using AI tools all day? We were promised easy work, but now we spend hours checking synthetic text and clicking regenerate buttons. Here is a clear guide to nine common symptoms of AI fatigue and a few tips to help you get your focus back.
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Moru introduces eye-tracking tool to fight screen fatigue on your own terms
A new web tool called Moru runs browser-based eye-tracking check that measures ocular fatigue and guides a 90-second recovery routine on your device, without storing any video footage.
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AI chatbots are quietly speeding up our social media burnout
A plain AI chat window gives you peace, but the moment you switch to a social feed, the sensory noise hits you like a cold shower and our tolerance for flashing banners, autoplay videos, and algorithmic chaos drops to absolute zero.
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How to turn iPhone into an e-ink display (kind of)
Your bright screen is engineered like a casino machine. If you want to cut daily distraction without buying a secondary dumbphone, turning your iPhone or iPad display grey is a great place to start.
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Click & Grow 3 is a quiet smart garden for your offline sanctuary
If your offline space feels a bit sterile, a noisy hydroponic pump will not help. The Click & Grow Smart Garden 3 uses passive watering and a simple LED light to keep plants alive. It is a simple planter that stays quietly in the background.
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Is the e-paper fridge magnet the ultimate low-tech upgrade?
Do we really need another high-resolution screen in our kitchens? Mounting a tablet on the fridge sounds clever until you get hit with news alerts while making coffee. The humble e-paper fridge magnet might actually be a better solution.
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The e-ink aesthetic: why geeks are purging colour from their screens
Why do we swipe through useless apps for hours? Your bright display is designed like a casino machine. Some tech enthusiasts are now stripping all colour from their phones. Is a grey-scale screen enough to fix our ruined attention spans?
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You will save thousands of litres of water by just replacing your phone battery
New EU right-to-repair rules make smartphone batteries easy to swap. Why does it matter? Replacing a degraded battery instead of buying a new phone keeps your working hardware alive and saves over 12,000 litres of fresh water.
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The brutal way to remove your digital subscriptions
Companies rely on your inertia to keep charging you every single month. They hide the cancel button and wait for you to forget. The only way to win this game is a complete digital subscription purge starting with your bank statements.
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The rise of digital fatigue: less social, more sensible (report)
Modern social media is becoming remarkably less social. According to fresh data from Incogni, 55% of users have quietly stepped back from active sharing.
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Reducing screen time by 2 hours a day can save over 6,000 litres of water a year
We rarely connect our daily screen time to water consumption. However, data centres and networks use billions of litres to keep us connected. Here is the real environmental cost of your phone.
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TikTok and Instagram ruin sleep for teenagers
Scrolling through endless feeds feels harmless until you look at the clock and it is three in the morning. Apps help teens build friendships, but they pay for it with terrible sleep.
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Reuse an old Android phone –19 clever upcycling ideas
Your old Android phone is not useless. Instead of letting it gather dust in a drawer, turn it into a dedicated smart home hub, retro gaming console, or privacy browser. Here are practical ways to upcycle an old phone and lower your personal environmental footprint.
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European teens spend over 6 hours on screens at weekends (report)
Is social media actually breaking young minds in Europe? A new survey shows teens average 4.5 hours of screen time on school days. Parents are critical , but youth call for better platform rules rather than total bans.
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Why I finally ditched the Kindle app on my iPhone
My long relationship with the Kindle iOS app is officially over. A recent update brutally messed up the hyphenation in foreign sideloaded books, making them hard to read. Google Play Books saved my sanity.
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7 top graphic design trends for 2025 (list + infographic)
Cluttercore nostalgia, AI fueled art, dark baroque, Asian harmony concepts, and aerial photography are among the top visual trends of 2025.
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The evolution of communication technology: a visual journey
How did we go from smoke signals to smartphones? Let’s have a look at the most remarkable advancements in communication technology.
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14 unique iPhone camo case covers
These iPhone camo cases feature uncommon patterns, and come with textures for a more organic look. Great for military enthusiasts, hunters, hikers, and outdoor geeks.
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Here are the world’s most innovative countries in 2024
For the 14th consecutive year, the Global Innovation Index named Switzerland the world’s most innovative country.
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90% of Americans claim that iPhones are overpriced
It’s not surprising that a vast majority of users think Apple’s smartphone costs too much. On the other side, more than half plan to buy the newest iPhone.
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Thought-provoking tech quotes on vintage patent drawings
Take a look at tech quotes by Pablo Picasso, Douglas Adams, Stewart Brand, and Northrop Frye that are visualized on vintage patent drawings.
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Choosing iPhone and iPad compatible power bank: tips and examples
High-capacity, multiple-port, USB-C PD enabled power banks tested to work seamlessly with iPhone, iPad, or both.
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