Want to spend less time on your phone? We asked psychotherapists, professors and specialists for practical (and achievable) ways to cut down ...

In today’s digital age, screens are everywhere — from smartphones and tablets to laptops and TVs. While technology has its benefits, excessive screen time has become one of the biggest concerns for ...

Possibly in our ultra-connected world, being chained in front of a screen has become the code. Nevertheless, overuse of smartphones and devices causes digital fatigue, stress, and even smartphone ...

I have long known that I (and many people) spend too much time on the phone -- and probably for no good reason. Somehow, checking my inbox or swiping through Instagram for a few minutes is never ...

Click here for the original audio and to read more. Larry Rosen, professor emeritus at California State University Dominguez Hills, joins us to discuss the impact of technology on our brains and his ...

According to many sources, most Americans spend more than six hours a day looking at screens — and the numbers are rising. Taking a break from screens is more important than ever. In 2023, the Pew ...

Yasmine Crossland is an experienced technology journalist who has covered everything from smartphones and tablets to true wireless earbuds and soundbars. She has written for titles such as Pocket-Lint ...

As the new year begins, it’s the perfect time to start fresh and rethink your habits. Instead of putting pressure on yourself to do more on top of your existing routine, consider cutting back on or ...

I've been an Android user for my entire smartphone-using life. I've been writing for Android Police since 2021 with a focus on smartphones, tablets, and smart home technology. In addition to writing ...

The other day, I found myself thinking, “What a time to be alive!” as I watched my oldest child make a series of online slideshows for some of his teachers. He couldn’t have been happier to be writing ...

Along the bell curve of self-control, I sit somewhere in that far left quadrant. When attempting to change my own behavior, I’m a notoriously lenient boss, always willing to cut myself a little slack.