opinion
MORAL PANIC
In the early 2000s, cellphones were bold, personal, and—more often than not—girly. But then the iPhone happened, and we lost what made phones fun along the way.
Our smartphone obsession can be harmful to our physical and mental health. One solution: Take a page from ultra-orthodox Jews.
Your phone, earbuds, and smartwatch are ready for their museum moment.
Jay Baruchel and Glenn Howerton star in a dramedy biopic about the rise and fall of the iconic smartphone—a story about a tech giant that is less familiar than it sounds.
Tech has already forever changed the way we date, pursue relationships, and have sex.
We want our phones to look good, so why don’t we ask the same for our chargers?