Let’s face it: we’re all hopelessly addicted to our smartphones. Such is the power of having the internet at your fingertips at literally every single moment of the day. Is this bad for our brains?

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Most study participants improved on at least one of the three outcomes examined. When participants did not have ...

Days after Israel began striking Iran’s nuclear and military sites last month, a US non-profit that has provided Starlink internet service to Iranian citizens asked the State Department to urgently ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Most computer users in Iran were blocked from accessing email, social networking and other services in recent days, U.S.-based Internet experts said on Monday, ...

With the conclusion of this year’s regular session of the West Virginia Legislature, there is time to reflect on the action (or inaction) of a group of elected officials who showed us what they ...

Doomscrolling got you down? Overwhelmed by the news online? Can't put your phone down while you're driving? Our cell phones have us more connected than ever, but being chronically online has its ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Egypt blocked Facebook Inc's Free Basics Internet service at the end of last year after the U.S. company refused to give the Egyptian government the ability to spy on users, ...

Since mid-September, residents of Melitopol have faced communication restrictions: mobile internet has been blocked, and access to popular services is limited, according to the National Resistance ...

There are some things that connect generations, things that bridge all of time and bring old and young people together. Yes, indeed, sometimes there are items or maybe even just problems that an ...