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Jaco Hamman, author of Growing Down: Theology and Human Nature in the Virtual Age, argues why smartphones make us feel good. What's missing is the human touch, actually interacting with people.
Google's tools for digital well-being begin with awareness. The next step, taking action, depends on each user.
Our phones, social media and ad-based apps have trained us to be Pavlov's famous dog. Now, it is time to change our relationship with technology.
Former Design Ethicist at Google, Tristan Harris explains how human psychology focuses on positives instead of negatives.
University of Chicago study demonstrates individuals who placed their phones in another room had better mental and cognitive power than those who kept their smartphones nearby.
Dan McComas, former senior vice-president for product of Reddit, speaks out on the creation of Reddit.
People who had access to the internet from a young age agree it had a positive influence on their identities. Yet today, they find themselves at odds with giving the same privilege to their children.
Started out of a one-car garage near Venice Beach, Boundless Mind is attempting to disrupt the addiction to technology in America.
Humans like things and tech to work. Buying Appy and Samsung, we miss the joys and wisdom of buying unknown brands. Bonus features include patience and mindfulness.
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With great power comes great responsibility. Scientists are starting to learn that spending time staring at our phones is actually doing damage to our physical, social, mental, and intellectual lives.
