A new study found that the blue light used by your smartphone is disrupting your levels of the sleep hormone melatonin. Researchers recommend putting away your phone one hour before you want to ...

Exposure to the kind of blue light emitted by outdoor LEDs, smartphones and tablets may increase your risk of breast or prostate cancer, a new study suggests.

New research has found that blue light from your smartphone screen won’t keep you up at night. But you still shouldn’t doomscroll in bed—here’s why.

Blue light from smartphones, laptops and other digital devices damage vision and can cause blindness. Exposure to blue light results in the generation of toxic chemical molecules within the ...

Blu is releasing a new, unlocked Android smartphone, catering to millennials and selfie enthusiasts everywhere. The aptly named Selfie, focuses on generating high-quality selfies, but… ...

The Blu Life Pure smartphone has a design that looks a lot like an iPhone 5 with a thin profile and rounded corners. The screen on the Life Pure smartphone is one of the best features of the ...

Dr Shyamalar Gunatheesan, a Consultant Dermatologist at the Skin and Cancer Foundation at the Biologic Psoriasis and Nail clinics, has warned that blue light from your smartphone is as bad for ...

Blu Products has added a six-inch handset to its portfolio of budget-friendly smartphones carrying a retail price tag of $250 (unlocked), according to Engadget.

The BLU R2 is a budget smartphone with a quad-core processor, a 5.2 inch, 720 pixel display, and a 3,000 mAh battery, and Android 7.0 software. First spotted last month on the BLU website, the ...

Blue light is everywhere. It’s emitted by computers, televisions and smartphones. It’s also the cause, in some cases, for accelerated blindness and eye disease, according to a new study ...

Blue Bite has figured out a way to authenticate whether a product is real or counterfeit using a smartphone. The company aims to reduce global counterfeiting, which reached $1.2 trillion in 2017 ...

Exposure to the kind of blue light emitted by outdoor LEDs, smartphones and tablets may increase your risk of breast or prostate cancer, a new study suggests.