Headphone safety is now a software issue as much as a hearing-health one. The World Health Organization and European regulators converge on a simple weekly budget: 80 decibels for 40 hours per week. Above that, the safe allowance collapses. At 90 dB, the WHO estimates four hours; at 100 dB, about 20 minutes. Since most … Read more
For travellers with an EU mobile line, roam like at home still means domestic rates across most of Europe. Yet the protected zone has hard edges: the UK, Switzerland, Andorra and onboard satellite networks can all produce surprise charges. TechNews DevTop explains where the rules stop and how to keep the bill under control. EU/EEA … Read more
Since 20 June 2025, smartphones and tablets sold in the European Union must carry a standardised energy label built on a single testing protocol applied identically to every brand. Six measured values — energy class, endurance per charge, drop resistance, battery cycle life, repairability and ingress protection — now appear on the box, in shops … Read more