Category: Digital Wellbeing
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New Benefits of Technology – Improving Cognitive Abilities
Technology has been making our lives easier for years. From improving communication through email and social media to unlimited shopping from the comfort of our living rooms. However, many users, especially those more advanced in years, often believe that technology is bad. It makes people antisocial; kids are always trapped on their devices playing games,…
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Alternatives to uBlock Origin 2025
If you’re a Chrome user, you may have noticed that uBlock Origin is no longer working. A trusted and reliable ad blocker used by many internet users in recent years. Google has recently cracked down on browser extensions, disabling those that don’t comply with Manifest V3, the company’s new browser extension framework.This blog looks at…
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Good tech habits for 2025
When we get our hands on shiny new gadgets, we’re all about keeping them in perfect condition. But as time goes on, we often get a little too relaxed and forget to give our devices the TLC they deserve. To give you a friendly nudge and help kick bad habits to the curb, we’ve put…
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Online safety seminars
Educating New Zealand seniors about the importance of online safety Since starting business in 2005, Geeks on Wheels has been helping New Zealander’s both young and old with online safety. In the last 20 years, the online landscape has evolved significantly, not only in New Zealand but across the world. Now, the lives of Kiwis…
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The importance of good ergonomics when working from home
Hi there, Geeks! This month is Mental Health Awareness month, so we’re taking a closer look at how our technology might affect our wellbeing. This includes how your ergonomics set up at home supports your health and your work. Countless Kiwis shifted to working from home at some stage over the past couple of years.…
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Technology Wellbeing tips you need to know!
Hi Geeks Fan! May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so we’re taking a closer look at our wellbeing and technology. That starts with something we’re all a little guilty of – being a little overly attached to our smartphones! How much time do you spend on your smartphone? More than a third of Kiwis (37%)…
