As part of my job, I switch phones quite frequently. I usually carry two phones — one iPhone and one Android phone — in my pockets. The iPhone gets upgraded every two or three years. Meanwhile, my ...

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A campus movement aims to find out what happens when college students forgo phones for in-person connection. By Christina Caron Reporting from Orlando Nearly every student clutches a phone in one hand ...

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Police said the network was behind about 40% of London phone thefts in a year. LONDON -- Police in London "disrupted a major criminal network" suspected of smuggling almost 40,000 stolen phones from ...

HUDSONVILLE, Mich. (WOOD) — Every summer, Hudsonville High School students pack up their gear, leave their phones behind and head west for the kind of science class that doesn’t fit inside a textbook ...