Many Americans would consider themselves to be completely dependent on their smartphones for internet access. However, this varies across different age groups. In the United States, the most ...

All were iPhone users since the tool used by the researchers to block internet access worked only on Apple devices. They averaged 32 years old, with 63% women, spanning students, full and part ...

In a new study, a study was conducted in which subjects were given Internet access from their smartphones, and various benefits were confirmed, including improved mental health, increased ...

A month-long randomized control trial confirms that reducing the time spent one smartphones to access the internet makes people happier and more focused. On average, Americans spend almost five ...

Most Americans own a smartphone, and it’s easy to forget that constant connectivity is a relatively new phenomenon. Unlike the early days of the internet, when access was limited to a desktop ...

who agreed to install a device on their smartphone that blocked all internet access for two weeks. People could still make calls, text or use a desktop computer. The results, published in the ...

"Until these platforms are safe for children, the risks far outweigh the benefits of having a smartphone." "Brick" phones allow texts and calls but do not have internet access It follows a similar ...

Miami-Dade County permits internet access for academic purposes ... Student achievement was examined in four categories: no access to smartphones, free access to smartphones, guided access to ...