Guest Blog by Jordan Fuller (byline at end of article)
In the modern world, work phones are a simple yet powerful tool for workers. Since we perform daily tasks on the move, having our own pocket computer only serves to make this lifestyle easier to maintain.
But, when coronavirus struck and lockdown measures were enforced, suddenly the workforce slowed its pace and wandered indoors.
As employees acclimatize to remote working, surprisingly to some, the need for a phone remains constant.
Topics: internet, smartphone, business, cellphone service, home
Using robots and artificial intelligence in our homes was once thought of as science fiction. Yet, with self-driving cars and additional enhancements in smart home technology on the horizon, home robots may soon become ordinary.
Topics: Technology, home, artificial intelligence, robot
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the daily routines and lives of many, as most states have enacted shelter-in-place orders or restrictions on in-person non-essential activities, including school and work. More people are now confined to their homes most of the time. There is also increasing collective anxiety over when things will return to “normal” and whether the spread of the virus will personally impact ourselves or someone we know. Spending more time at home has increased the need to rely on the Internet, smartphone apps, streaming, and online-based means of entertainment and information exchanges.
Topics: internet, smartphone, apps, home