Your phone is essentially a portable petri dish. Think about everywhere you take it-the gym, the kitchen, and yes, the bathroom-and then consider that it spends half its life pressed against your face ...

With Christmas vacation nearly here, parents face the daily temptation to let children use electronics like iPads, iPhones ...

Some described what sounded like an omnipresent sensory assault: “Visiting my folks is very often two TVs blaring in ...

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The holiday season is a great time to disconnect from screens and connect with loved ones. Experts suggest putting away your ...

Determined to fix it, I dug through LG's settings menu and, to my surprise, found not one but two options that completely ...

THERE’S no denying that are becoming increasingly woven into daily life, with one in five parents using mobile devices to ...

In the past, there was a simple way to hide orders. You could click a button to archive any order, which removed it from the ...

Heavy use of phones, tablets and gaming consoles has been linked to anxiety, depression, poor attention and even obesity.

When your phone is face down, you can fully engage in conversations, immerse yourself in a task, or simply enjoy the quiet without the magnetic pull of an active screen. According to research, this ...

Notification Hygiene: Audit your notification settings and turn off all nonessential alerts. Continuous notifications and ...

Giving a child an Apple Watch can offer extra peace of mind and tools that promote independence in a controlled way. Apple’s Family Setup feature makes it possible for a kid to use an Apple Watch ...