A new study reveals how constant exposure to short-form videos may trigger “brain rot” and harm mental well-being.

Neurologists warn rising screen time and digital exposure in India may trigger seizures in children and adults with epilepsy.

This article highlights the three greatest long-iron players of the modern era — golfers whose precision, power, and ...

A new study detailing social media content from TikTok and Instagram showed a significant impact on the human brain, and ...

Almost no one outside the tech industry had heard the term ChatGPT when a team at Morgan Stanley invited Sam Altman to its ...

Rural school kids are reaching for smartphones more for reels than for homework, even though ASER data shows high digital ...

(IN BRIEF) ANDRITZ has been awarded a contract by Fapajal Papermaking S.A. to deliver a complete PrimeLine™ tissue production line for the company’s São Julião do Tojal mill, with commissioning ...

Disciplinary action vowed against officers sharing social media posts in uniform Bhopal: The Madhya Pradesh Police's Special ...

Know how to use trending audio on Instagram Reels to expand your reach, increase engagement, and keep your content relevant ...

The world’s first full-scale Lego Ferrari F50 model took 421,652 Lego bricks and 1,306 hours to construct. Read more at ...

A new study reveals that short form video content on apps like TikTok and Instagram can cause a decline in mental health.

You did not miss their childhood. You were living it. Piece together the moments you want to remember, no guilt required.