In 2023, Americans averaged 503 minutes per day on digital media and a recent survey shows that New Jersey feel the need to take a break from technology.
Given the choice of all the things you can do with your smartphone, I've always been a fan of talking on them. Now after a generation of texters, it's looking like Gen Z is agreeing with me.
The number of students who scored lower on exams than their homework jumped by more than 40% between 2008 and 2017, according to research done at Rutgers University.
Parents were warned that unless they are ready to have serious discussions about sex and pornography with their child, they should keep their kids off social media.
On this week's episode, Joe Votruba tackles an issue that affects virtually everyone: Smart phones, and the bad habits that go along with them. See the video here.
Traffic deaths in New Jersey are at highest point since 2011. They're up 3 straight years for first time since 1960s. Technology distractions could be the cause.
Schools try to balance the need for a safe and effective learning environment while recognizing smartphones have become hand-held computer devices with an educational purpose.
SquareTrade, a company that offers extended-protection plans for gadgets, said the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge still functioned after being submerged in water for 30 minutes.