How technology affects our mental health?

How technology affects our mental health?

Ans :- It may seem a little odd from tech blogger to post this sort of article but being a sincere good wisher of my readers , I went looking for answers for such a crucial topic.

These days, it seems like we live our lives on the Internet, but can excessive Internet and social media use impact your mental health?  While it's a helpful tool for education, work, social interaction and entertainment, overuse can take a toll on your health!

It seems that we are addicted to our smart devices and are connected 24×7 , which leaves little room for other important things in life. Everyday, every where I look, everyone is busy on their phones or tablet or laptop which may cause loneliness, depression, anxiety.

• Now what is this addiction?

Internet Addiction is an increased amount of time spent online in order to induce feelings of pleasure.

Symptoms of Internet “addiction” range from decreased impulse control to an individual's inability to stop Internet usage.

Let’s take a look at what science tells us about the effects of technology on our mental health:

• A study done at Duke University found that, on days they use technology more, at-risk adolescents experienced more conduct problems and higher ADHD symptoms compared to days they used technology less. On the flip side, the study also found that those same adolescents experienced less depression and anxiety on days they used technology more.

• A University of Michigan study found that Facebook use led to a decrease in happiness and overall life satisfaction.

• Research coming out of the University of Gothenburg in Sweden found a link between heavy cell phone use in young adults and depressive symptoms.

• A team of Australian researchers conducted two studies and found that compulsive internet use by adolescents leads to poorer mental health.

• A Swansea University study found that heavy internet users experience psychological symptoms of withdrawal when they stop using.

Those studies raise some interesting points, but they also raise more questions. For example, does technology have the same impact on children, adolescents and adults? Or is it more detrimental to the developing brain? How much screen time is too much screen time? And are some forms of technology, like social media, worse than other kinds, like answering work emails?

The fact is technology has evolved so fast that we really don’t have it all figured out yet. To be sure, there will be many more studies done going forward that may help us better understand how technology affects mental health.

• Solution: -

At the end of the day, there has to be a line we draw when it comes to accessing social media.

Perhaps you set a limit on your screen time each day or turn off your devices at a certain time every night. Whatever you do, carve in plenty of time for "real life." You'll be happier and healthier for it.

I truly hope that this helps!

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Also read:

How to stay safe online: https://subhajitsurai.blogspot.com/2019/04/how-to-stay-safe-online.html

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Octa Core vs Quad Core – Which is Better for You?

Octa Core vs Quad Core – Which is Better for You?


Ans :  Hello everyone! Here today, with yet another much-debated topic and would like to clear the clouds with this article.
Nowadays while searching for a new phone we always tend check out the phone with best specs ,such as, processor,ram,rom,camera etc. and it's this tendency that the smartphone manufacturing companies cash on. They play the number game. One such thing is marketing of octa-core processors over the dual or quad core processors.

The terms octa-core and quad-core denote the number of processor cores in a CPU. Octa is eight, quad is four. So far, so obvious.

But the key difference between the two – at least when talking about mobile chips in 2019 – is how these processor cores are set up.

In the case of quad-core chips, each core can be put to work simultaneously on a given task, enabling fast and fluid multitasking, smooth 3D gameplay, and super-speedy camera performance, among other things.

Modern octa-core chips, meanwhile, simply have two sets of quad-core processors, which split various tasks between them according to type. Most of the time, the lower-powered set of cores will be employed. When advanced tasks are needed, however, the faster set of four cores will kick in.

A more accurate term than octa-core, then, would be “dual quad-core”. But that just sounds confusing, and it’s not nearly so marketable. So, octa-core it is.

Octa-core vs Quad-core: Purpose

What’s the point of having two sets of quad-core processors handing off tasks to one another, then? It’s all about energy efficiency.

The more powerful a CPU is, the more power it has to draw from a device’s battery. This poses a problem, given that smartphone battery technology hasn’t advanced at anywhere near the rate of mobile processor technology.

The result: as smartphones have gotten more advanced, so battery life has plummeted.

The truth, however, is that you don’t really need that much processing power for the vast majority of smartphone tasks. Navigating through your home screens, checking messages, and even browsing the web aren’t particularly power-hungry tasks.

However, HD video, gaming, and photo manipulation most certainly are.

Combined with the fact that CPU manufacturing processes have gotten so precise now that you can squeeze much more onto a single chip, the octa-core concept seems to be a practical, if slightly inelegant, way to lengthen a modern phone’s battery life without compromising performance where it matters.

So, what’s the difference between octa-core and quad-core in the modern smartphone business? Very little, as it turns out.

That octa-core term is more than a little misleading, as it doesn’t mean the doubling of quad-core , multi-core performance that it suggests. Rather, it represents two independently operating quad-core set-ups squeezed together on one chip for the purpose of greater energy efficiency.

Is such an octa core setup superior to a quad-core one? No, not necessarily. Apple manages to get decent energy efficiency and performance out of a dual-core setup, after all.

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How to Get Android Notifications on Windows 10 ?

How to Get Android Notifications on Windows 10 ?

Ans:  Nowadays we have both the devices i.e. Android smartphone and Windows Desktop or Laptop in most homes and there are times when we think that if they can be synced to work seamlessly together so that we can finish an incomplete job on the go.

 Therefore, if we are able to receive Android notifications on our windows laptop or Pc it will make our lives a little easier.
In this short article I will try to shed some light on this topic and make it useful to you.

First of all we need to turn on 'Cortana' , Microsoft's assistant on our pc to proceed.

You’ll know if she’s on if you see a little ring in the bottom left search box in Windows 10.

If she’s currently turned off, you’ll need to click on the search box, hit gear icon to open up the settings menu, and click the slider under the prompt to enable Cortana to “On.” Then just sign in with your Microsoft account. (Cortana needs this so she can save info that’s most relevant to you.)

Now , to get most basic smartphone notifications on your Windows 10 PC is to install the Microsoft Cortana app from the Google Play Store. Follow the steps to install Cortana and setup notifications.

Open the Google Play Store app on your phone. Search for Cortana. Install Microsoft Cortana.

Once installed, open Cortana; Tap the three-menu button in the top right, then tap Settings.

Once in the settings menu, tap Cross Device. Next, tap to turn on notifications for missed call, incoming messages, low battery. You can also tap App Notification Sync to get app notifications from all of your apps. You must then give Cortana notification access.

After that, tap the back button and then choose which apps you’d like to sync your notifications for.

Hurray! All of your chosen app notifications will now be synced to your PC.

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12 Popular smartphone myths blasted :-

12 Popular smartphone myths blasted!

Like everything in technology, mobile phones are prone to myths and rumors that just don’t seem to die.

So here I am trying to unravel the myths which are baseless and  should be clarified :

 1.  Using phones in the petrol pump may cause fire:-

Petroleum gas is flammable – it can be ignited by a spark. But that spark will probably come from matches, lighters or static electricity and not your mobile phone. The fear is that a faulty phone or battery will cause a spark and fire but this is extremely unlikely and there is not a single verified incidence of this happening.

 2. Don't charge your phone overnight as it damages the battery :-

All modern electronics with rechargeable batteries have safety circuits built in to prevent overcharging and therefore any sort of damage. Once the battery has been fully charged, it will stop charging on its own. The power adapter may continue to draw a little bit of power in some cases.

 3. Only charge your phone after exhausting the battery fully :-

Lithium-ion batteries actually perform better when they remained charged. Older NiCAD and NiMH lasted longer when you let them fully drain before charging back to 100 percent. Modern batteries don’t face this same sort of problem because they don’t have “cell memory” like the older NiCAD and NiMH rechargeables.

However, there is still some truth to this rumor. While it doesn’t make your battery last any longer, some experts agree that you should be doing a 0-100 cycle – that is, letting it drain completely before fully recharging – every three months, or after 40 partial cycles . It's not to increase the life of your battery, but instead it’s called a “calibration” and it helps the reading that shows on your display to remain accurate.

 4. We should only use original chargers :-

To some extent, this myth exists solely to put money in the pockets of the phone manufacturer’s. While smartphones have razor thin profit margins, the accessory market makes up a good deal of a company’s revenue.

The truth of the matter is that any charger built to manufacturers specs are safe to use with your phone.

What most consumers don’t understand is that there is a difference between a quality third party charger, and that of a cheap Chinese counter-part.

 5. We should not call or receive call while charging :-

It's true that there have been a few cases of mobile phones and tablets exploding – but it's actually the batteries that caused a fire and exploded – not the entire device itself.

Typically, the issue was attributed to low-quality, aftermarket batteries, spurious chargers, dubious charging techniques (trying to charge gadgets from 440 volt lines, DC batteries and so on). If you use genuine batteries and chargers in the way they are supposed to be used, you won't have a problem.

 6. We believe that more the Mega pixel, better the camera :-

Sometimes when purchasing a new phone, the camera specs are generally headlined by the number of megapixels on board. But a large megapixel count doesn't necessarily mean a higher quality camera overall.

More megapixels do mean a higher resolution image. However, unless you’re zoomed in, or want to print the image on a larger scale, you probably wouldn’t notice the difference between 8MP and 12MP. When selecting a camera, you're better off looking for a large aperture, optical image stabilisation, depth of field capabilities, and a wide angled lens.

 7. Running background apps kills battery faster :-

Apple and Android both allow applications to run in the background for more efficient multi-tasking. This myth seems as if it could be legitimate due to the idea that any additional processes use system resources, and the more programs you have running, the slower the device will be.

However, both operating systems limit just how much these apps can do while they’re running in the background; Android, less so than Apple. But the amount of drain to your battery is quite minimal, and as far as slowing down your phone is concerned, it’s unlikely that multi-tasking is the culprit.


 8. 4G network uses more data than 3G :-

4G is much faster than 3G, but that doesn't mean it uses more data. Any webpage, app, or other download is the same size whichever network you're on. For example, a 3MB webpage will still use 3MB of data whether you view it on 3G or 4G.

However, you may feel that 4G eats up data in less time than 3G. This is because 4G allows users to browse more pages in less time, resulting in hitting your allowance sooner. Also, streaming services such as YouTube or Netflix are often available in different resolutions to match your connection. On a faster connection you may be tempted to watch more HD rather than SD content, which also uses up your data allowance quicker.

 9. Using hair dryer to make your wet phone dry :-

Dropped your handset in the sink? Dunked it in the sea? You may be tempted to reach for the hairdryer, but this isn't the best course of action.

Yes, it will help in evaporating the moisture from the handset, however, there is a great possibility the smartphone will overheat, or the water will be blown further inside the device, and as a result the components will become damaged. Instead, try placing your phone in a box of dried rice and keeping your fingers crossed.

10. Incognito mode will hide everything :-

Most mobile phone browsers have a private or incognito mode but this is just a mode that does not keep any tracking cookies or history saved on the device. It will not hide your identity, location, activity or sites you visit from the internet service provider (whether Wi-Fi or GSM), from authorities that may have access or from the owners of the sites themselves.

11. Power saving apps will improve battery backup :-

Power-saving apps  claim to rein in unnecessary energy consumption so your smartphone charge lasts longer. Butdo they really work? ... In the process, they consume CPU time and batterylife. Other apps suffer from design issues or outright flaws (called bugs) that cause them to draw unnecessary power.

So,in the long run it may do more harm than good!

12. Powerful processors alone will remove lag from device :-

Processor specs are crammed with numbers, like the number of cores or the clock speed, that show off how fast and powerful it is. In fact, putting an identical processor in two different phones will not result in identical performance. The most important thing is great operating system (OS) optimisation.

So having a powerful processor alone cannot guarantee a lag-free performance!

So if you have found this article helpful in any way,  do share it with your family and friends. If you have any questions you can comment below.
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Computer Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Computer Safe and lag-free :-

Computer Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Computer Safe and lag-free  :-

Speed and Performance are something people don’t want to compromise on their computers! Because of this, most people have a tendency to throw away existing computers, if they start lagging. Quite ironically, the same happens for the newer laptops and desktops too.
As it turns out, the problem is with maintaining your computer. And, most of the users across the globe need well-crafted computer maintenance tips for everyday uses, and to help you with that, I have created a computer maintenance checklist.

These tips are simple but can help you a lot in the end.

 1. Fight Off Dust :-

Dust happens to be one of the major problems that affect your computer. If you have a properly enclosed room. It is not an issue. But, if you have placed the computer in a dusty room, it’s better to regularly remove dust from various parts. To do this, you have to understand the potential areas of your PC first. You can look at the vents and fan-cooling areas. Over accumulation of dust can also cause the issues of PC slowdown and hardware malfunction.

2. Ensure Proper Flow of Electricity :-

Laptop charging adapters come with inbuilt options for power optimization. You may not have this option in the desktop. So, for the longer functioning of your PC, you should have a look at the wiring and power output. The use of surge suppressor and related equipment is highly recommended. The improper amount of flow can cause you issues like hardware outrage.

 3. Back Up Your Data :-

This is not really a maintenance tip, but an integral part of our Laptop/ Desktop Maintenance Guide. Things that happen to your PC is something unpredictable. So, you should take enough precautions to protect your data. One thing you can do is to take a few regular backups. We recommend doing it on a weekly basis.  If you are using a professional data backup tool for your PC, it isn’t a problem. All your information will be automatically backed up.

4. Use an Antivirus Program:-

If you are running Windows 10, you can have two options. First, you can stick onto Windows Defender, the default antivirus. If you need additional features, you should get a third-party antivirus suite from Bitdefender, Norton, Kaspersky, Avast and many other developers. These suites will help your computer from many digital threats – both offline and online ones at the same time.

5. Perform Antivirus Scans:-

Antivirus scans are not only for finding viruses that may be present. Most protection suites have the option to find major issues in your computer, especially regarding junk files and all. Before you perform the scan, make sure that you’re running the latest virus definitions and database. Regular antivirus scans are an effective way to stay safe and maintain the privacy and security of your computer.

It is also recommended to be aware of suspicious looking ads and websites.

 6. Use an Anti-Malware Software :-

There is a slight difference between Anti-Virus software and Anti-Malware Software. Because not all malware are viruses, but all viruses are malware. So, at times, your antivirus program may not be able to detect all types of malware. In those instances, you can use dedicated anti-malware programs like Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. If you need in-depth cleaning of your PC, these tools will help you.

 7. Get Rid of Junk Files :-

Junk files are a reason for PC slowdown and reduced performance. So, for the stable performance, you should delete junk files on a regular basis. These include temporary files and other obsolete stuff. The problem is that they can consume lots of system resources. So, it makes sense to use a  tool like CCleaner and get rid of such useless stuff. If you can, you should also use a Windows Registry cleaner utility.

8. Delete Internet Files:-

Well, this might be new to you: when you browse the Internet, a lot of files are kept in storage. These include cache files, internet cookies, passwords and other scripts. At times, these files may be used to track your activities or steal data. And, the same files can cause your PC slowdown. So, it’s recommended to delete these files on a regular basis and get a quicker browsing experience.

9. Defragment Your HDD:-

If you have noticed, HDDs become slow in the course of time. It’s because of fragmentation of files. So, defragmentation is an effective solution to increase the speed and stability of your Hard Disk Drives. Many free and premium tools can be used for defragmentation. To do this, you don’t have to know any technicalities. You can even enable automatic options for defragmenting files.

Windows has system tools like Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmenter which can be accessed from Start Menu -- Accessories -- System tools to keep your computer running smoothly.

10. Clean Up Unused Software :-

In the course of time, you would have installed a huge number of programs on your computer. Most of them would have become useless too. In that case, you should take an effort to clean up the non-used software. This tip will help you to get the best PC speed and features. Also, these unwanted programs may be used for spying and data stealing purposes. And, yes, you can also save storage space.

11. Unused, Big Files kill speed :-

One of the things which will most frequently slow down perfectly good computers is unnecessary and unwanted clutter. Downloaded setup files, unwanted music files, and excessive film collections are amongst the data often to blame for the slow processing power of computers which were much faster as stock items.

It is sensible to regularly de-clutter your computer so that this is less of a problem. Whilst this seems wasteful, your computer will operate best with no more than 50% of its memory full. If you need additional storage space then it is sensible to invest in an external hard drive and disconnect it when it is not in use.

A good amount of free storage space is always recommended in any computer, be it Windows or Mac. If you’re not using some big files frequently, you can delete them. Alternatively, you can keep those files on an external HDD. And, don’t try to store media files in the OS installation drive (I am talking about Windows). Always keep some more free space in "C" drive of your computer.

12.  Take a Look at Task Manager :-

Using Windows Task Manager, you can know about the heavy-duty programs you have installed. If you suspect some non-usual activities in your computer, you should open the Task Manager. If you are on Windows 10, the Task Manager UI is something cool. You can get to know about performance, disk usage, network usage etc. Also, if some programs act in a strange way, you should give extra care.

13. Upgrade Your RAM :-

If you are using RAM-hungry programs like Google Chrome, this is an effective way to increase the performance. First, you should make sure that there is an extra RAM slot. Otherwise, you can replace the existing RAM chip with an upgraded size counterpart. This is one of the reasons not to put your computer on stress. When there is enough RAM free, you won’t have trouble with multitasking.

14. Use your computer cautiously in  extreme-weather conditions , such as lightling, thunder-storms, heavy rain etc. It is also adviced to pull out your computer's plug from the electric source to avoid major damage.

15. Use Cloud Storage :-

There are many services that offer free cloud storage for everyone. All you need is internet connectivity and an email ID. So, you can utilize these storage space for backing up data or mere storage. Suppose you have a few photos from an old album. Instead of storing them locally, you can upload to the web. This saves your local storage space but also increases the security and accessibility.

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30 Interesting Computer Facts That Will Blow Your Mind :-

30 Interesting Computer Facts That Will Blow Your Mind :-

There are a whole lot of interesting computer facts that are still dug down deep inside. However, for the present situation, we still have a good number of interesting facts about a computer that you probably did not know before.

1. Have you heard about the computer who can tell whether the smile is fake or real? Trust me, it is not a rumor. It is true, and a computer system developed at MIT can do that.

2. The first 1 GB hard drive was announced by IBM in 1980 which had a price tag of $40,000!

3. The US is at the highest risk of Virus attack followed by Russia Federation.

4. The 12 engineers who made IBM PC were named as “The Dirty Dozen”.

5. The first microprocessor 4004 which literally set the path for the modern computing era was developed by Intel. Surprisingly, it was meant to be used for a calculator. And, then it evolved.

6. You will not be affected by viruses just by opening an email. It is only activated when you click a link or access an attachment.

7. According to various statistical analysis, it is a fact that more than 80% emails sent are spam!

8. MyDoom was the fastest-spreading virus ever created. The total damage done by MyDoom is a whopping $38 billion.

9. If Xerox Alto (the first computer to support an Operating System based on a Graphical User Interface) would not have been designed, Apple Macintosh probably would have never existed.

10. QWERTY keyboard is not the most efficient keyboard layout. Instead, Dvorak keyboard is.

11. Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Amazon are all powered by Linux. Yes, Linux is not among the most popular OS for the general consumers. But, Linux leads the Industry.

12. HotWired, now known as Wired.com , invented the web banner advertisement concept.

13. The first web browser was invented in 1990 by Sir Tim Berners-Lee. It was called as the “WorldWideWeb” (not to be confused with WWW). Later, it was renamed as the “Nexus“.

14. The first website that went online was "info.cern.ch", which was also created by Tim Berners-Lee at the research lab CERN 1990.

15. To make users familiar with the graphical user interface (newly introduced then), Microsoft packed in the Solitaire game along with the operating system to let the users learn about controlling the movements and operations that can be done a mouse while utilizing the cursor to drag and drop the cards.

16. The first computer (which was in essence – a mechanical computer) had no RAM.

17. Scroll Lock key is the least utilized key on a keyboard. Many believe that it’s completely useless.

18. The Z1 was the first fully operational digital computer developed by Konrad Zuse in 1936. In 1939, he created the Z2 as the first electro-mechanical computer in the world. While Charles Babbage is being considered as the “father of the computer”, Zuse can be considered as the inventor of the “modern computer”.

19. The first hard drives available were even bigger than a commercial fridge – another computer facts by which you will get amazed.

20. A normal human being blinks around 20 times a minute. But, when compared to a computer user, they blink just 7 times a minute on an average. Simply, we tend to concentrate more on the screen, so we usually blink a lot less in front of a computer than we do normally.

You may also read :- https://subhajitsurai.blogspot.com/2019/02/top-10-smart-ways-to-use-your-smartphone.html

21. Microsoft’s project to develop a new operating system was code-named “Interface Manager”. However, they found the term “Windows” more appealing, so they decided to name it – “Windows” but not “Interface Manager”.

22. Only about 10% of the world’s currency is physical money, the rest only exists on computers.

23. TYPEWRITER is the longest word that you can write using the letters only on one row of the keyboard of your computer.

24. Doug Engelbart invented the first computer mouse in around 1964 which was made of wood!

25. HP, Microsoft and Apple have one very interesting thing in common – they were all started in a garage.

26. ENIAC was the first electronic computer which was weighed around 27 tons and it’s taken up space around 1800 SF. (square feet).

27. Do you know what CAPTCHA is? I hope you know that but do you know this is the abbreviation of ‘Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart’.

28.  Do you own a website or blog? ‘www.symbolics.com’, this was the first domain name ever!

29. Every minute, 10 hours of videos are uploaded on You Tube!!

30. The woman who rented her garage to Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998 when they were creating Google later became the CEO of YouTube.

Did you know most of them? If yes, Congratulations! If no, you got something new to learn. Right?

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Mistakes You Make While Charging Your Phone :

Mistakes You Make While Charging Your Phone :-

As smartphones have become a part of our day-to-day life we tend to use it to our  heart's content and for that we need to charge our phones atleast once or twice a day atleast. But doing so we make a few mistakes which hurts our devices and it's batteries which in turn affects it's performance and longevity. So here I am going to discuss about them and in the end there will a few bonus tips to genuinely improve your device's  battery life.

1. Charging your phone to the max before using it for the first time :-

Too often it is advised to charge your phone first fully before using your new phone but actually it's  perfectly fine if you just buy a phone, take it out of the box, and start using it right away.

2. Not using your phone while it's charging:-

It doesn't matter whether you’re using your phone while charging or not, it’ll still charge the same exact way.

 3. Being afraid that chargers from a different brand will kill your battery :-

If the charger works well enough, it won't harm your mobile device. So if you need to urgently charge your phone in an emergency or the factory charger it came with doesn't work anymore, you can get any cheap version that’s compatible with your smartphone.

4. Thinking that turning your phone off will damage the battery :-

If you simply shut your device off from time to time, nothing dramatic will happen. In fact, some devices may actually start working more effectively after you reboot them.

5. Trying to “train” your battery :-

Feel free to charge your phone even if the battery is as full as 90%. Charging your phone frequently doesn't hurt the battery.

6. Not charging your phone overnight for fear of damaging the battery :-

If you wanna extend your battery’s lifespan, keep it charged between 40 and 80%. Believe it or not, this actually helps the battery live the longest.

7. Putting the battery in the freezer to make it last longer :-

Freezing your phone does nothing more than kill the battery. The thing is that lithium-ion batteries react badly to both cold and heat.

8. Using task managers to prolong battery life :-

The built-in system on your phone is already dealing with everything that should be done to keep your device’s performance in tip-top shape. As for third-party task managers, they’re actually more likely to decrease your phone’s performance.

9. Fearing to leave your phone charger plugged in :-

It's perfectly safe to leave your charger plugged in unless you have a damaged charger, pets at home, or no lightning protection.

10. Not charging laptops all the time to prevent damage :-

Experts recommend discharging your laptop to zero percent no more than once a month.

11. Believing that the Internet runs your battery down the fastest :-

If you’re just surfing the Net or reading articles, it doesn’t influence your battery life any more than listening to music does.

12. Turning off Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi to prolong the battery life :-

Wi-Fi consumes even less energy than your smartphone needs to maintain the cellular data connection.

Now let's look at the points we can consider to truly keep your phone's battery in great condition.

• Tips to prolong the life of your battery:

1. Keep batteries cool :-

Avoid leaving your smartphone, tablet, or laptop in direct sunlight or in a hot car. And definitely don’t take your gadgets to a hot place, like the beach or sauna.

2. Store batteries with a bit of charge :-

The problem with storing batteries is that they lose their charge over time. And when this charge drops to zero, your battery will automatically kill itself so that it doesn’t become unstable.

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