What iOS 16 and Android 13 Inform Us In regards to the Long term of Smartphones
- Deanne Drexler
- June 12, 2022
- Android
- Future
- iOS
- smartphones
This tale is a part of WWDC 2022, CNET’s entire protection from and about Apple’s annual builders convention. What is going down iOS 16 and Android 13 each include new options that goal to switch your bodily pockets and support connections with sensible house units and hooked up automotive interfaces. Why it issues The updates […]
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Are smartphones making us miserable? A Google study aims to find out
- Deanne Drexler
- May 28, 2022
- aims
- Find
- making
- miserable
- smartphones
- study
Google is teaming up with researchers to investigate how the mobile devices glued to our hands may be affecting our minds. Conducted with researchers from the University of Oregon, the effort will be the second study to launch through the Google Health Studies app, the company’s nascent platform for conducting health research on its Android […]
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Tech neck: what are smartphones doing to our bodies? | Life and style
- Deanne Drexler
- May 27, 2022
- bodies
- life
- neck
- smartphones
- Style
- tech
Name: Tech neck. Age: Two years old. Appearance: The next stage of human evolution. This sounds exciting! Are we all going to be cyborgs soon? Not exactly. Then what on earth is tech neck? That’s easy. It’s the hunch you develop from staring at your phone too much. That’s less exciting. And less deniable. It […]
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4 Ways to Ruin Your Smartphone’s Battery
- Deanne Drexler
- May 18, 2022
- battery
- Ruin
- smartphones
- Ways
cliplab/Shutterstock.com There’s a lot of information out there about how to treat smartphone batteries. We can argue about the best practices, but there are some clearly bad things that can ruin batteries quickly. Let’s make sure you’re avoiding them. Smartphone batteries get worse over time, it’s inevitable. There are systems in place to slow it down […]
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Parents are worried about the effects of smartphones on their kids’ brains
- Deanne Drexler
- May 11, 2022
- brains
- effects
- Kids
- Parents
- smartphones
- worried
The vast majority of teens and tweens today have smartphones. These parents said no. May 9, 2022 at 7:00 a.m. EDT From left, Mary Virginia, Jack, Whitman, Annalise and mother Adriana Stacey play a game at their home in Fayetteville, Ark. (Terra Fondriest/For The Washington Post) For Adriana Stacey, it’s very simple. “I’ll never buy […]
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Smartphones Are Killing Kids – The American Conservative
- Deanne Drexler
- May 7, 2022
- American
- Conservative
- Kids
- Killing
- smartphones
A mental health crisis has been raging among today’s teens, especially teenage girls. In a recent essay in the New York Times, writer Matt Richter explores this disturbing trend, focusing on the story of M, an otherwise bright girl with potential who eventually suffers from gender dysphoria, anxiety, depression, and self-harm. M’s problems began at […]
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The Best Smartphones Of 2021 Ranked
- Deanne Drexler
- April 20, 2022
- Ranked
- smartphones
Love it or hate it, Apple makes great products. Samsung was a strong competitor this year, launching high-end smartphones of both the folding and non-folding variety, but the company still hasn’t managed to outdo Apple at what Apple does best: offer a tightly integrated, cohesive, and highly useable ecosystem that seamlessly blends its own hardware, […]
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Are smartphones serving as adult pacifiers?
- Deanne Drexler
- February 27, 2022
- adult
- pacifiers
- serving
- smartphones
Also — much like children — we become frantic when our “security blanket” goes missing, a reaction confirmed by several studies. In 2014, after Melumad accidentally left her phone in a restaurant, she spent an entire day searching for it. “I definitely freaked out,” she says, adding: “I haven’t lost it since.” Story continues below […]
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