Carrying a phone with you everywhere you go is standard nowadays—in fact, it's practically mandatory, but all that carrying around and daily usage can mean that smartphone gets pretty cluttered. A ...

Cleaning your phone screen might be an infrequent affair for you, but depending on how you use it, you may not be cleaning ...

Editors Note: As we note below, it’s still unknown whether or not UV Sanitizers and UV-C can kill Covid-19, and the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) recently released an advisory confirming this.

No offense intended, but your smartphone is a filth magnet. It doesn’t just collect fingerprints and mundane grime; viruses and bacteria can and do live all over your device, and you interact with all ...

Americans spend more than 5 hours a day on their phones, according to a December 2024 survey. With that much handling, it's no surprise your phone becomes a hotspot for bacteria -- in fact, it's often ...

The difference between a new tech gadget and an older one often feels like night and day. It’s common for a computer to start losing its pep over time. Startups take longer, the browser drags, apps ...

Why do I need to keep my phone clean? According to data from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, one in six mobile phones are contaminated with fecal matter. Researchers found that ...

We take our phones everywhere, so it’s inevitable that they’ll eventually feel the brunt of the life we’re living. And just as we hit the shower first thing after a long weekend of camping, our ...

One of the most intimate relationships you have is with your phone. It goes everywhere with you. It brushes up against strangers' sleeves on your commute to work, sits on the corner of your desk in ...

A quick Google search suggests that your cell phone may be germier than a toilet seat. Regardless of whether these reports are true or false, cold and flu season is at its height, making now a prime ...