Once your lithium batteries turn old or become damaged, make sure you are keeping yourself and your family safe by disposing ...

In the modern world, many people view their cell phones as an extension of themselves. As Pew Research reports, 97 percent of adults own a cell phone and 85 percent of those have smartphones. This ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - For this year’s Fire Safety Week, the Baton Rouge Fire Department wants everyone to learn about how to properly own electronics and devices with lithium-ion batteries inside ...

With the ever increasing use of electronic devices and the need to sustainably manage their disposal, government has launched ...

Decluttering during retirement? Discover what to toss, sell, or donate to free up space, simplify your home, and make a ...

Swarts said. E-waste, which includes discarded items such as old cell phones, televisions, laptops, fridges, and stoves, is ...

The Colorado Springs Fire Department has found the cause of a mobile home fire that spread to multiple homes on Thursday ...

Companies that need to comply with CMMC to earn their governmental contracts have a lot of work ahead of them. Securing their systems against intrusion and protecting data from breaches, malicious ...

Taking the smartphone as a typical example of a mobile device, its architecture or main layers would broadly be three: modem, ...

Old tech can do more than collect dust. With the right guides, you can turn your useless gadgets into lamps, sanding tools, smart remotes, or even pet beds.

Another warning has been issued by the London Fire Brigade (LFB) about the dangers of throwing out batteries in bins, specifically lithium-ion ones, after a bin lorry fire in south London.