Research measured how much technology interferes with romantic relationships 1/4 of women in study said their partner texts other people during face-to-face conversations on a daily basis Even small ...

Every couple has been there. An email or text pings attention away from being together, maybe even when romance is blooming, or maybe someone just keeps checking a device during dinner. These are ...

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Technology allows us to connect to our friends and family around the world, but what is it doing to our relationships at home? A new study is suggesting that our devices are creating a disconnect ...

‘Technoference’ — seemingly small, everyday interruptions that come with smartphones and other devices — can hurt romantic relationships, a new study has found. “This is likely a circular process that ...

Technology has brought us many joyful things, like the ability to connect with people across the globe, pet videos and a platform to share what’s important to us. But with most people glued to mobile ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Have you ever been on your phone scrolling through Facebook or checking your endless stream of emails only to catch your child throwing his toys out of the corner of your eye? You ...

One in five women and one in eight men are now losing sleep due to the time they spend on their mobile phones, according to new QUT-led research that has found a jump in 'technoference' over the past ...

Parents who spend a lot of time on their phones or watching television during family activities such as meals, playtime, and bedtime could influence their long-term relationships with their children.

An Australian survey of 709 mobile phone users (aged 18 to 83) has found one in five women and one in eight men are losing sleep due to bad phone habits. The study identified other rising ...