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Google Unveils New Pixel 3 Phones and Other Gadgets to Challenge Apple and Amazon

By Mark Gurman and Gerrit De Vynck / Bloomberg

I Use My Phone While I Breastfeed. I'm Not a Bad Mother

By Anya Kamenetz

The 4 Best Phones for Privacy and Security

By Dallas Thomas / Gadget Hacks

Why We Should End Our Obsession With Skinny Phones

By The Aspen Institute
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Here's Why WhatsApp's Encryption Is Such a Big Deal

The technology is state-of-the-art using a trick called "forward secrecy"

By David Meyer / Fortune

5 Hidden Facebook Tricks You Need to Know

Here's how to disable read receipts, maximize photo privacy, and more

By Jack Linshi

Tweets From Smartphones Likely More Negative

Tweets sent from smartphones are 25% more negative than tweets sent from computers

By Mandy Oaklander

Red Sox's Pablo Sandoval Benched Over Instagram

He "liked" a photo during a game against Atlanta, but rules prohibit cell phone use during games

By Alissa Greenberg

Hate Your Phone? This Kickstarter is for You

This new phone is perfect for when you mostly want to disconnect

By Ben Geier/Fortune

Raising the Screen Generation

[time-anchor title="Main Story"] Anna and Rosalie Shalom were the picture of old-school, imaginative play in their West Orange, New Jersey, home. The two, 5 and almost 3, labored in harmony at their task, preparing an...

Cell Phones Distract You Even When You're Not Using Them

Why you might want to get it out of eyesight

By Justin Worland

Google Android in One Breathtaking Chart

Everything you need to know in one graphic

By Fortune

First Smartphone Turns 20: Fun Facts About Simon

A tip of the hat to Simon, long referenced as the first smartphone. It went on sale to the public on August 16, 1994 and packed a touchscreen, email capability and more, paving the way...

By Doug Aamoth

Apple Gets Into Shape With New Health App

On Monday, Apple is expected to present Healthbook, a new health-tracking app for mobile devices, which will launch the company into the health market and potentially draw new consumers to the niche fitness-tracking market

By Melissa Hellmann
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