Category: Display Care and Maintenance

Preparing for the Holiday Season

November 30, 2022

As the Covid-19 virus and its various strains are abating and booster shots are widely available you will find more families returning to large group gatherings again.

However, consumers are more likely to place orders over their electronic devices than physically go to malls and stores to shop this holiday. Your Smartphone, Tablet or monitor will be used to browse for gift ideas with greater selection available 24 hours a day. Yes, our devices have become an indispensable tool in our daily life. Not only do they provide endless hours of fun and distraction, but they have also become practically indispensable for everyday living.

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Protecting Your Electronic Device in the Kitchen

November 17, 2022

The Holiday season is fast approaching with Thanksgiving around the corner. And as we start getting together again to celebrate the various holidays we are also searching for recipes to wow our friends.

With your laptop or tablet device, you can immediately access thousands of recipes posted on the Internet, and you can effortlessly flip between recipes as you are cooking. Looking for new recipes ideas to impress your guests this year? Pinterest is full of inspiring suggestions. Browsing the Internet, or taking a deep dive into Pinterest, you’ll easily find recipes that are obvious updates on those outdated recipe cards stashed away in your pantry.

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Dining Outdoors Can Be a Hassle for Your Waiter

July 19, 2022

A summer day is a wonderful time to sit outside to have drinks with friends or enjoy a meal. Restaurants, large and small, have added outdoor dining areas on the sidewalk with umbrellas. You will also notice that many restaurants also adopted electronic handheld ordering systems for the waiter to take your order and also accept payment if paying by credit card. A wireless POS system, such as Micros, TouchBistro, Boxy POS, BIM POS, ShopKeep, Toast or eZeeBurrp, make it easier for servers to take orders and them directly to the kitchen, speeding up service and the delivery of your food. All a restaurant needs is a WiFi network throughout its building, and communication between the kitchen and the front of the house is easy.

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Are Car Displays Becoming a Hazard When You’re Driving?

October 29, 2021

If you own a car manufactured after 2015 then you probably have an electronic car display that turns on the camera when you back up, controls your radio, your comfort, set your destination and answer your phone. Some functions can be voice controlled, but most often you have to look away from the road to fiddle with the touch screen or a knob to make your selection. And the glare on the screen makes visibility even harder. This is a recipe for an accident.

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New York City Subway System Implementing NuShield Display Protectors

September 9, 2021

The New York City Subway system has been implementing the upgrade of motormen controls with the special NuShield screen protector films to help reduce glare and provide protection against vandalism. Over the past two years subway cars have been outfitted with a special thicker NuShield film that still provides touch control, but also protects the display from damage from hits with objects other than fingers.

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Is Your Tablet or Phone a Toddler Toy?

April 30, 2021

During this Covid pandemic many of us are working from home and have to deal with keeping our children happy at the same time. If you have toddlers or pre-K children it is even harder to keep their attention fixated on something other than wanting to sit in your lap or keeping quiet during zoom meetings.  So what do you do to keep them busy and quiet?

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So What Are You Giving This Covid Holiday Season?

December 20, 2020

Why is this Holiday season different than any other in memory? Thanks to the widespread infection of Covid 19 people around the world will be spending the holidays at home with a small group of family or friends who are hopefully not infected with the virus.

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