The Fjorden is an ingenious grip and MagSafe case for iPhone that gives a camera-like hold and shooting experience.

Daily exercises and self-monitoring your slouching are important, yet I often long for more built-in support. So when a friend whipped out a hands-free phone holder — in the form of a rubber gooseneck ...

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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), in collaboration with the All India Manufacturers’ Organisation (AIMO), is offering a three-day free training programme on smartphone servicing. Both ...

A new state law prohibits motorists in Colorado from holding their phones ... Drivers using their phones — unless it is through a hands-free accessory — can now be fined $75 and face two ...

Four in five consumers believe alcohol-free drinks are more acceptable than they were five years ago, but many end up drinking anyway because of societal pressure, according to new research by ...

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A Tennessee law that was set to go into effect on Wednesday has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge, who said the law was a "scorched earth" approach to the free speech rights of Tennesseans.

Social psychologist and author Jonathan Haidt recently predicted that U.S. schools will have banned smartphones from classrooms by next fall. Haidt, whose recently published book "The Anxious ...