BloomReach this week launched an algorithmic de-duplication technology that detects and reduces duplicate pages on Web sites. It does so without manual intervention, reducing about 95% of pages with ...

This story is part of our mental health series. Find out more here. For many parents, keeping their child’s screen time low is a high priority. But that concern often doesn’t extend to adults; the ...

Some ways you can reduce screen time include using greyscale, turning off notifications, and engaging intentionally with content. Screen time is not inherently bad. However, too much screen time can ...

Negative effects of excessive screen time include eye strain, brain fog, and anxiety. Screen addiction is a growing concern among psychologists. Psychologist Olivia Brouillette provides tips for those ...

Ever since I started taking my Digital Wellbeing settings more seriously, I've stopped feeling glued to my phone. Digital Wellbeing has helped me limit my phone usage. It has built-in options that ...

The first thing you should do is take stock of how you’re using your phone. After all, phones have replaced notepads, newspapers, and almost all other forms of personal and professional communication.

Smartphones have made it easier for us to always be connected, but sometimes we mindlessly scroll for hours. Have you ever checked how much time you’re spending on your device? Many smartphones have a ...

How many parents struggle with their teen’s dependency on their cell phone (aka the internet) and specifically social media platforms? This is a growing concern not only in families but among ...