23 Feb
Health warning - your PC may be killing you
If you’ve ever felt like you’re a slave to your PC or mobile phone, then now’s the time to have your say by participating in a British survey seeking the truth about technology addiction.
The research is part of work at the University of Northampton by Nada Kakabadse and Susan Bailey looking into how people use gadgets and, most importantly, how it alters their approach to life.
Hazardous substances
As anyone who’s been involved with personal computers since their early mainstream days at the beginning of the 1980s can tell you, the demands made on our time are not insignificant, nor are the benefits always obvious.
tech.co.uk