News & Reviews:   university of manchester

Has your mother ever told you not to look at your phone before bed so that you won't go blind? However, you would still toggle on the ‘light filter’ on your phone and continue to scroll your phone at ease. Now, you may need to consider scrolling it without toggling anything on (yea, just be blind, I don't care). Researchers have found out that the blue light filters on smartphones are actually not helpful at all.

What does Huawei and University of Manchester have in common? Nothing really, except that they have recently announced their partnership to develop the next generation of electronic devices based on graphene in the future. What is a graphene you ask? Graphene is the thinnest and most conductive material in the world. In just an atom thick form of graphite, the possibilities  are endless and it has the potential to revolutionize the ICT sector. So just imagine a smartphone as light as a feather! (metaphorically speaking).