Thursday 20 January, 2022
A comprehensive study by Dr Fiona Vera-Gray and Professor Clare McGlynn of Durham University uncovered worrying levels of access to violent pornography.
An expert says parents need to lead by example.
A new survey suggests people are attempting to address ‘our addiction to smartphones’.
The company has also launched an upgraded smartwatch that detects falls.
Meanwhile, a new app is set to let members of the public report vacant buildings.
Most children aged between 8 and 13 own a smartphone.
The use of smartphones by children was brought into sharp focus this week.
Many said they were caught completely off guard by the weather in Donegal last month.
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Want to use your phone less? We found out how.
Try these and see how you can make your phone work for you.
With these apps, you can learn a new language, get fit, or become an astronomy expert.
This week, we’re all about cultivating positivity with our phone. So why not get to know your camera?
Let’s find out how to remember what on earth we did last week.
This will make your life a whole lot easier.
We have a consumer expert here to help answer questions on phone bills and contracts. Plus, we’ve a Facebook Live coming up today.
Security is always a major concern but you have the tools to help prevent the worst from happening.
Does your battery stress you out? Then read on for a solution.
We’ll be holding a Facebook Live event on Wednesday where your questions will be put to the consumer expert.
A small change can mean a peaceful mind.
You need the app – but you don’t want to be instantly drawn to it. Here’s what to do.
Week two of Live A Better Life is all about challenging yourself.
Let’s see if a cull is needed. Plus, a chance to reflect on how the week has gone so far.
Move it as far from your reach as possible.
Take our quiz and see whether you and your phone need a break – or get on just fine.
Welcome to day one, week one of our Live A Better Life series on having a better relationship with your phone.
Or if you want to hold a cup of tea or coffee while you play. Your choice really.
The Coast Guard is asking people to use apps on their phone to provide them with specific GPS coordinates.
It’s a tough job but someone has to do it.
The study found that the vast majority of us have access to a smart device.
The RSA says increased penalty points have resulted in changes in the behaviour of drivers.
Longer average screen-time was associated with poor sleep quality.
This week, a woman from Fermanagh described her experience of Transient Smartphone Blindness.
The smartphone company has called a halt to worldwide sales of the smartphone due to safety concerns.
What do you mean there’s more to my phone than tapping on apps?
From TheJournal.ie
Why try one photo when you can take loads of them in quick succession.
iOS 10 brings an expanded iMessages, rejigged lock screen and a handier way to check notifications.
As Samsung deals with an exploding battery problem, US aviation safety officials are telling Note 7 owners not to use them on flights.
