A new ad for sportswear that doubles as a PSA for smartphone addiction among teens ... “Terrible things have happened to our kids. We see that now… I don’t want to blame any parent because ...

States such as Florida, Indiana, Ohio, South Carolina, and Louisiana have passed laws recently to ban or restrict cell phones in K-12 schools, while countless ... This makes social media hard for kids ...

That bill lays out that students must be allowed to use their phones in case of emergency, or if the phone is necessary for the health or well-being of the student. Under the bill, each board of ...

Here are our picks for the best 5G smartphones under Rs 50,000 in India ... coupled with either 8, 12, or 16GB of RAM (depending on storage configurations). There is a triple-camera array on ...

While parents don't want their children distracted while learning, they also want to ensure their kids are contactable ... from using smartphones on campus or while they are under the supervision ...

States such as Florida, Indiana, Ohio, South Carolina, and Louisiana have passed laws recently to ban or restrict cell phones in K-12 schools ... experience with kids and teens at school.

If the entire school is locked down and students are huddled under ... the phones, in all classes, 170 days a year.” And back to lunchtime, Maletz recalls that before Yondr, “tons of kids ...

Since returning to the classroom, however, screen usage has remained constant while K-12 schools continue ... introduced the Smart Kids Not Smartphones Act to recognize schools that implement ...

“In many cases, the smartphone has and is stealing young ... families and parents used to know that your kids were safe under your own roof,” Harry told Haidt. “We can't say that anymore.” ...

We just covered a list of the Best Smartphones under $500 in the US. Now, let’s turn things up a notch with the top 5 smartphones for under $1000. For such a hefty price tag, these are premium ...

We’re not calling for an outright ban on smartphones. Parents have been put in an impossible position by the tech companies - we either give our kids access ... children under 13 use it.