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.

Since I started using the smartphone again in November 2020, I've been looking for a good weather forecasting app, and finally locked three targets for final screening: AccuWeather, Dark Sky, and 1Weather. As it turns out, the first one needs to install the Google Play Services; The second is to use VPN in some countries; After actually using the third one - 1Weather, AppNee immediately decided to share it with more people.

If you're looking for a desktop clock software that can provide multiple time zones display, and hope that it is flexible, accurate and stable. In this case, AppNee will recommend Sharp World Clock to you first of all other similar tools, which is a world clock utility with fairly comprehensive features.