Four apps you can have the Always On Display mode on any Android phone

In the Galaxy S7, Samsung introduced for the first time the functionality Always on Display, or what is the same, the ability to see the clock, notifications and other data on the screen off and with the terminal blocked. This feature, which the Korean company continues to incorporate in its terminals with Super AMOLED screen, acts in the same way as Ambient Display (which we saw, for example, in the LG G5). Although currently many manufacturers offer this functionality, there are many Android models that can only have it using a Google Play app.

Smart Cities and Opportunities for Entrepreneurs

Chaotic traffic, violence, lack of security, pollution, poor access to basic services, poor infrastructure, economic crises, scarcity or rationing of water are the main problems facing the most diverse urban spaces around the world. These are bottlenecks that disrupt people’s quality of life and can hardly be solved by traditional solutions alone. Therefore this depletion added to the growing technological development and opportunities for entrepreneurs. It has been giving force to the concept of intelligent cities that already began to gain followers in several countries.

Homemade smoked salmon: how to prepare it?

The salmon is a bluefish, like a sardine and a mackerel, but of greater size and coming from the cold seas, and one of its most characteristic features is the orange color of its flesh. It is a fish highly valued for its flavor and for its nutritional properties, and one of the most popular forms in which it is marketed is smoked, but it can also be prepared at home. Do you want to know the recipe to prepare homemade smoked salmon?  Keep reading!

Valentine day images: Express your love on the special day

Valentine’s Day is the day dedicated to love and began to celebrate in the Anglo-Saxon countries in 1840, with the sale of the first postcards or “valentines” to give to loved ones. Saint Valentine is much older, and it was a priest who celebrated weddings in secret in the time of Emperor Claudius II, who forbade young people to marry to get better soldiers. Every year 14th February is observed as a Valentine Day. Here we bring Valentine day images to express love.

How to treat electrical burns

An electrical burn can be extremely serious; a high voltage shock can stop someone’s heart. It’s important to know what to do if someone experiences an electrical burn either at work or at home. Here we give a brief explanation of the steps to take.

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Be extremely cautious of electricity

If you encounter a work colleague who appears to have suffered an electrical injury, be careful of the risk to yourself. Touching the person, or the electricity supply may result in an injury to you. Call for help, another colleague may have first aid skills or may be able to help.

Begin by finding the electrical source and turning off the power if possible. If you can’t turn off the power, use a piece of dry wood (or other non-conductor) to move the source away from the person.

If the person has been struck by lightning, or had an accident with a high voltage source, call 999 immediately. Electrical control components such as power supplies and transformers carry high power Click here. Stay well clear of high voltage cables and this BBC article is eye-opening https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-34973207.

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Check for symptoms

Check for burn damage to the person’s skin, but remember that electrical burns may cause internal injuries that are more severe than they may appear on the surface. Also, there may be entrance and exit wounds.

If the person is suffering from serious burns, or any of the following symptoms, call 999 immediately:

– Cardiac arrest or irregular heartbeat
– Muscle spasms, contractions or seizures
– Unconscious or trouble staying awake
– Problems being able to breath
– Feeling disorientated

First aid

If the person is unconscious, check their breathing:

– If they have stopped breathing, or are not breathing normally, carry out CPR before calling 999.
– If they are breathing normally, put them into the recovery position.

Cool the burned skin with running cold water (not ice) and then cover loosely with a clean sterile dressing or bandage. Do not allow tape to stick to the skin.

Make them comfortable by removing any constricting clothing or jewellery. Keep them warm but be careful that a blanket or clothing doesn’t touch the burned skin. Don’t use cream or ointment and don’t give them drinks.

Remembering and carrying out the above steps may save someone’s life, or reduce the consequences of a serious burn.