As the mobile Internet spread, more and more people began to stare at screens almost all day (except when they were sleeping) - if you're not looking at your computer screen at work, you're looking at your phone screen at rest. At the same time, the harm of blue light on the human eyes is more and more obvious and serious (the main symptoms are: eye fatigue, eye dry, eye tears, eye sting). The most effective and direct way to reduce the blue light damage is to reduce the amount of blue light emitted from screen. As a result, there are all kinds of eye protection apps on computers and mobile phones.

The installation of Windows, Linux, or Mac operating system has been automated and foolproof for a long time, with no technical difficulty. But if you want to install and use multiple systems at the same time, whether it's a combination of multiple different versions of Windows or Windows + Linux + Mac (each has a different boot method), the hardest part is figuring out their installation order and adjusting the boot menu. This can be cumbersome and experience required even for advanced computer users.

For people who are engaged in catering industry or love to cook, the mastery of cooking time is very important. One of the most common situations is losing track of time, which can lead to cooking failures and even more serious things, such as gas leaks, fires, explosions and other safety accidents. The traditional solutions to this are: Kitchenware comes with a timer (but this is rare and not very effective); Use a physical alarm timer (which is almost exactly the same as the former and basically has no practical effect); Mobile phone alarm (inefficient and not intuitive).

It is well known that overcharging lithium batteries can seriously affect their service life, and as a direct result: the actual usable time of a fully charged battery is getting shorter and shorter. We all know this, but it's very hard to unplug the power cord when a battery is just fully charged. Because we tend to forget that our phones are charging, and we overcharge them almost every time (even put them in front of our eyes). A regular alarm clock is totally useless for this, because you can't be sure when your phone will be fully charged exactly.

When you use your computer, whether it's checking email, chatting, browsing websites, listening to music, watching videos, playing games, or even getting hacked... Your computer has a lot of network/Internet connections in the background (whether they are authorized or not).If you want or need to get the maximum information on all your current network and Internet connections in a fairly convenient and understandable form, give X-NetStat a try.