Ebooks at night won’t help you sleep tight, US study finds
Harvard researchers say light-emitting ebooks negatively affect our sleep and lead to next-day grogginess Reading a light-emitting ebook before bed is bad for your health, according to a new US study ...
How Many “iRules” Should Your Family Have?
Technology should enhance family life, not rule it. Published on September 29, 2014 by Susan Newman, Ph.D. in Singletons Today’s parents — whose family life is punctuated by, even run by, smartpho ...
The Only Time Of Day Kids Think Parents Will Put Down Their Cell Phones
Despite studies that prove unplugging and spending time without your cell phone is beneficial for a number of reasons, parents know it is easier said than done. Unfortunately, children are noticing. ...
Google Glass user treated for internet addiction caused by the device
Patient appeared to suffer withdrawal symptoms when prevented from using Google Glass and dreamed he was wearing it Scientists have treated a man they believe to be the first patient with i ...
Teen ‘like’ and ‘FOMO’ anxiety
(CNN) -- Ask any teen whether he or she suffers from social media anxiety, and the answer will probably be no. That's what happened when six teens and adolescents -- five from New York and ...
Is it ever OK for parents to cyber-spy on their kids?
In the new Jason Reitman flick “Men, Women & Children,” a prying mom (Jennifer Garner) monitors every email and text message sent by her teenage daughter. “You’ve read through every solitary inte ...
The Cicret Bracelet: Wearable Technology That Makes Your Skin Function As A Touchscreen
Remember all those cool futuristic gadgets we used to see in some of the Sci-Fi movies(like Minority Report for example)? Not to get too philosophical, but just judging by the gadgets and technology t ...