A team of Calgary high schoolers are hoping to bring joy into the quarantined homes of seniors by playing pre-recorded messages on their Joy4All hotline.
As a means of helping smartphone users protect the planet, this app has been designed to show how much your device usage is contributing to CO2 emissions.
Google maps is being updated to include updates on COVID-19 in many different countries that will help commutors and travelers plan their trips safely.
Recent mobile phone initiatives in Bangladesh are allowing patients to reach a health worker for advice at no cost 24 hours a day. They can receive prenatal care reminders and even send complaints about patient care.
These companies are making sure that hurricane victims won't be slammed with fees and charges after the storm passes.
Since the platform launched in 23 countries, more than 7,000 compassionate texts have been exchanged between strangers all over the world.
Researchers from McMaster and Brock universities are developing a device that lets patients test their blood for unique biomarkers of cancer.
Thousands of seniors have discovered the unexpected benefits of technology since the start of the COVID-19 outbreaks.
These eighth graders spent months training for their ultimate project: opening a free walk-in clinic for elderly citizens having trouble with their phones.
A new study from the University of Lancaster has found that spending time on your phone isn't actually bad for your mental health.
The IPPAWARDS 2021 winners have been unveiled as part of the longest-running iPhone photography contest in the world.
The hexagonal Typewise keyboard helped a homeless man with rheumatoid arthritis to be able to type again on phones, and changed his life.
New study says, despite the headlines, there is no scientific evidence that shows smartphones and digital technology are making us dumber.
Videos of past times, and content such as tie-dying and ghost-hunting, have a loyal following among young adults according to a new OnePoll for Samsung.
Researchers at the DOE's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have found a way to revitalize rechargeable lithium batteries.
Now, these blind app users don't have to rely on finding someone else to help them read or find something - they just have to pull out their phones.
A tiny cost-effective nanogenerator was designed to charge your phone for more than a week, powered by your every finger swipe on the screen.
He accidentally activated the voice recognition feature on his phone while practicing trombone—and we're giggling at the result.
Miyoko Saiki is alive to celebrate her birthday next week, and she says that it is all thanks to her Words With Friends app.
When an emotional soldier got to watch the birth of his daughter on video chat, nearby passengers couldn't help but cheer for the lucky new father.
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