Author: Melannie Cruz
As electronics have become a worldwide phenomenon, the e-waste problem is now a never-ending situation. While smartphones, computers, and tablets play a significant role in our routines, they don’t last forever.
We are constantly upgrading our devices whenever it’s needed. Reducing, reusing, and recycling our non-functional equipment and its components can reduce the environmental impact caused by discarded electronics.
While technology has changed the way humans live, interact, and connect with the world around us, it has also brought many environmental risks. With global warming and glaciers melting at an unprecedented rate, experts are now predicting extreme changes over the upcoming years.
Your webcam has probably gotten more use in the last two pandemic years than it ever has before. Even if you are back in your old routine, zoom meetings, training webinars, and video calls are now a permanent part of our digital lives.
Like every other year, Qualcomm announces its latest modem technology at the Mobile World Congress in Spain. Weeks ago, the MWC unveiled the most recent Snapdragon X70 5G Modem-RF, a powerful system that combines the best of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Every year, we see thousands of new electronic devices launching. As the tech market has grown very competitive, prices have also increased exponentially. Since I spend most of my day in front of a computer (while working and studying), now I understand the importance of using the right gear. At GreenTek Solutions, we want you to make a well-informed decision before buying your next monitor. Here we have a small guide that will show you what to look for in a monitor to get the one that best supports your needs and requirements. –