Smart phones make us work harder
The habit of checking e-mail on smartphones and tablets at home makes our actual working time significantly increase.
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The habit of checking e-mail on smartphones and tablets at home makes our actual working time significantly increase.
Green light emitted from the smartphone screen at night can make it difficult for users to fall asleep.
Focusing your sight on a mobile device screen may prevent you from hearing sound warnings.
Research by Swiss scientists shows that using smartphones affects the division that touches human touch in the brain.
Do you often feel stiff and sore in your fingers and wrists? It may be due to the habit of using smartphones for too long.
American scientists have invented the world's first ultrasound scanner for smartphones. This may be a revolution in health care for developing countries.
PupilSceen is considered an artificial intelligence that can quantify changes that cannot be seen with the naked eye.
The image of a person walking, taking a bus, or even going ... a motorcycle in a smartphone screen is no longer strange to us.
The tips below will help a lot in using smartphones.
Next week, Symantec will expand its line of mobile security products with new applications designed for devices using Microsoft Windows Mobile platforms.
Yesterday (5-1), Palm Treo 700w will be officially launched in the world. A true smartphone
According to Wired, the prototype of the phone (without batteries) is the best result of Talla's year-long study.
Scientists discovered a weak spot vulnerable to hackers in technology devices.
What do you think if an umbrella can announce it's going to rain before you leave? That is the idea behind Opus One, a smart umbrella designed by former Samsung engi…
Ubiquitous Energy, based in Silicon Valley, is planning to produce a new type of transparent solar cell, covering the phone screen and windows in the future.