KSL took on the viral Analog Bag Challenge and spoke with an expert about how social media scrolling affects our brains.

Has anyone ever told you that the way that they reset after an intense experience is to sit down with their phone to maybe watch a funny video or two? It makes sense: laughter lowers cortisol and ...

Abstract: This study presents the first comprehensive systematic literature review examining the patterns and trends of social media use among Asian scholars for scholarly communication and the ...

Most of us don’t remember the last time we stood in line without checking our phones. Or sat through a commercial break. Or even waited at a stoplight without glancing down “just for a second.” ...

The act of scrolling is generally associated these days with the concept of doomscrolling: the hollow-eyed, passive trawl through a constant barrage of content that serves to reinforce the fact that ...

Experts recommend we take a break from screens for one to two hours before going to sleep, but if you can't resist a late-night scroll, it could say a lot about your personality. According to a ...

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Macworld reveals hidden Safari settings that can improve performance by disabling the ‘Prefer Page Rendering Updates near 60fps’ feature flag. This adjustment matters for users experiencing battery ...

In a society where busy college students find themselves constantly doomscrolling or overusing artificial intelligence (AI), more people are starting to break free from the hold that our devices have ...