Smartwatches fast transitioned from a novelty item into an essential accessory for everyday use. With a host of features like, heart rate monitoring, fitness tracking, GPS, and more, smartwatches are adding a surprising amount of value to people’s lives. Unfortunately, with all these features comes a hefty price tag; specifically, around $300 and up. Recently,
CD’s are now a thing of the past: remember when you had those giant booklets music CD’s just hanging around in your car? Yeah, I can’t remember the last time I saw one either. Back then, you could kind of get around this by having a multi-CD changer in the trunk that held 4-5 CD’s
With the Internet of Things, or IoT, becoming much more commonplace in private homes, digital helpers like Alexa are becoming hugely popular, with more and more people integrating this piece of technology into their everyday lives. From setting times and playing music, to using voice search to know more about a particular issue, it seems
For every home that has a computer set, laptop, camera, or any device that can take or store photos, nearly every home has a printer. Whether it’s for printing your homework or saving yourself a trip to your local photo store and printing your own photos, a printer is a staple in families who want
Vacuum cleaners are one of those household accessories that most people don’t think about too much, mostly because they only use it when they need to. When one eventually breaks, many people will be shocked at how much newer models cost and regret that they didn’t take care of their old one in the first
Babies left crying too long can lead to brain damage, one childcare expert found. Child development psychologist Penelope Leach, in her book Your Baby and Child: From Birth to Age Five, argued that babies who cry do so because they are uncomfortable or stressed. Long periods of stress may induce high amounts of cortisol –
