Phones

Head and neck injuries related to phones were relatively rare up until 2007, when rates shot up following the release of the iPhone, according to researchers.

On Wednesday, the notification system will send a push alert and vibrating tone to every wireless phone in the country, with "Presidential Alert."

"They went on shopping sprees," said Johnny Bobbitt's attorney Jacqueline Promislo. "They had a Louis Vuitton bag and Chanel sunglasses, a new iPhone 10."

More than 270 people have drowned in Germany since the beginning of the year, 20 of whom were children under 15.

Futuristic grocery and retail stores will feature digital shelves that connect to your phone and robot shopping carts.

Passengers made to sit on the airport tarmac for two hours say staff ordered them to delete videos of the incident.

Like North Korea, Trump is controlling the use of personal phones.

When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in the mid-to-late 90s, he exhibited a new penchant for secrecy.

The ban came into effect on Sunday.

The TSA's emergency amendment applies to devices larger than cell phones and smartphones.

Biometric tech based on the electrical activity of the brain have shown potential to be fraud resistant.

Roman Catholic church head says bible reading will help people resist daily temptations.

Citing no evidence, the president claims he 'found out' that Trump Tower was tapped.

Smartphone technology has put the entire world at our fingertips.

Group of Canadians was held for two hours, forced to hand over their phones and ultimately denied entry to the United States.

The sheer number of manufacturers building Android phones helps increase demand for the latest edition.

In 2017, roaming charges will be abolished for EU citizens, making mobile use abroad cheaper.

CEO Adam Aron's idea of allowing texting at certain locations "has been sent to the cutting room floor," the company said.

Pedestrians using their mobile phones could soon be fined and even jailed.

Human rights advocates are calling the practice misguided.

Indonesia has already requested Japan's Line messaging service to block LGBT characters.

Researchers look at the implications of an increasingly ubiquitous practice.

Apps are about to make most doctor's appointments obsolete.

Tables and lamps equipped with wireless charging pads which boost mobile batteries without cables.

Researchers develop a battery that can change the charging game