The football season is upon us and with it come the hopes, dreams and expectations of millions of supporters across the UK. Nothing quite beats the feeling of waking up on the opening day of a new campaign knowing you’re about to go through it all again. Long-honoured traditions like meeting at your favourite pre-match
There has certainly been a backlash against people using phones at concerts in recent years. In addition to provoking ire from fellow gig-goers, artists themselves have joined the fight against audiences recording concerts on their mobile devices. The reasons for this modern trend being met with disdain by those both on and off the stage
Pledging to reduce your screen time is one thing; deciding what to do with all those scroll-free hours is another. When I made the conscious decision to spend more time outside the digital world, my aim was very clear: do more of what I actually enjoy. Now I’m not averse to trying new things, but
Despite it only entering our vernacular thanks to a 1959 Mars Bar advert, the concept of work, rest and play is nonetheless an important one. Whether it’s the purpose and income provided by work, the essential recharge afforded through rest or the joy and excitement of play, these are essentially the three cornerstones of life.
Following a lengthy period without a vehicle, I decided it was time to re-enter the world of car ownership by purchasing a 16-year-old Alfa Romeo. My previous car, a BMW, boasted all the typical modern tech features, including a touchscreen, Sat Nav, hands-free and Bluetooth connectivity. My current model has none of that. You may
In a world where notifications, emails and endless scrolling compete for our attention, genuine moments of peace have become increasingly valuable. While technology has its place, some of life’s most calming experiences happen when there’s no screen in sight. Whether you’re trying to reduce your screen time or simply craving a mental reset, these unplugged
Intentionally leaving your phone at home whilst you are out and about throughout the day might sound like a terrifying prospect. There will likely be legitimate concerns around how you are going to pay for things, contact someone if you need to, and keep yourself entertained when bored. However, it’s actually quite incredible to think
The UK Government is set to introduce a nationwide social media ban for under-16s, with the measures expected to come into force in early 2027. The move is designed to better protect young people online while also helping to give children their childhoods back by reducing the influence of social media on their daily lives.
Never before have we been so connected. Smartphones, instant messaging, social media and workplace collaboration tools have made it possible for anyone to reach us at almost any time of the day. While this constant connectivity has undoubtedly made communication easier, it has also blurred the boundaries between work and home, online and offline, and
If you’re serious about cutting back on your smartphone use, changing your habits is only half the battle. The right products can make it much easier to spend less time glued to a screen by replacing some of the functions your phone has absorbed over the years. From old-school gadgets to clever digital tools that
