Smartphones
Technology
These Glasses Block You From Seeing Screens, But There Are Things You Can Do to Cut Screen Time Now
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The deal will combine the third and fourth largest wireless carriers in the U.S., which will be known as T-Mobile.
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Huawei
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai is proposing eliminating government subsidies for U.S. telecom carriers that buy from suppliers that could pose a national security risk.
Smartphones
Why Just Having Your Phone Near You Messes With Your Brain
Flipping it over or putting it on silent won't cut it, according to a study.
Infographics
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Forget calling your phone provider -- here are some simple things you can do for better cell signal.
Ready for Anything
The Internet Sucks Up a Full Day of Our Time Each Week
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News and Trends
3 Marketing Trends for 2018 That Will Make Life Very Grim for Marketeers Locked In the Status Quo
Consumer privacy, AI and optimized customer experiences are beginning to revolutionize marketing. If you're already behind, it will be very hard to catch up.
