In the latest episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ Dr. Justin Martin shares surprising results from a study on screen ...

Smartphone apps that monitor driving habits can be the ... the AAA study isolated itself from influencing behavior modification through premium effects. Participants knew that their information ...

Children who have their own smartphones fared better than kids who don’t on nearly every measure of wellbeing assessed. Efforts to limit digital media use among kids don’t appear to be working, as ...

Despite kids who reported having overall better well-being compared to kids who did not own smartphones, they also admitted ...

Smartphones in their current form are still relatively new, which means so is the research. Here's why states are trying to ...

Spending less than two hours on our smartphones could noticeably improve our well-being, according to the latest science.

Other interesting facts from the study include the statistic that 72% of 11-year-olds had their own cell phone, and more than 99% of participants use at least one kind of electronic device, either ...

Our phones have become our constant companions, yet research shows their mere presence drains our focus and fuels ...

The sleep study found that your chances of insomnia increased by 59 percent if you were on your phone before bed, regardless ...

Cyberspace, particularly social media, can significantly impact people’s reasoning and study habits, potentially leading to distractions.