Cellphone Camera Culture: How Do Taking Photos, Videos, and Uploading Them on Social Media Influence People’s Self-Esteem?

Medicine & Technology Apr 07, 2022

Today’s generation is living in a culture remarkably shaped by the cellphone camera. Find out how selfies and taking videos impact a person’s self-esteem.

Cracked Cellphone Screens: Research Unveils How Self-Healing Polymers Can Help Fix Your Device Fast and Cheap

Oct 19, 2021

If you own a cellphone, like many gadget users, you may have experienced a cracked screen and this definitely is undeniably frustrating.

Your Wi-Fi May Act Weird With Cellular Networks Getting Faster

Mar 23, 2017

some mobile tech experts believe the increasingly faster cellular networks could Wreck Wi-Fi by sharing the same spectrum of signal.

ACLU Not Surprised of CIA Involvement in Domestic Spying

Mar 11, 2015

Recent reports have shed light on the CIA's desire to hack mobile phones, with government agencies going so far as to create their own versions of the software used by Apple and other mobile phone makers devices. Other reports have also chronicled the use of technology that mimics cell phone towers, referred to as "stingrays," that connect to phones and download users' data.

Google Reverses Android Lollipop Security Decision

Mar 04, 2015

New phones and tablets featuring the latest version of Google's Mobile Operating System, Android 5 "Lollipop," will not have device encryption enabled by default despite earlier promises made by Internet giant.