The "Voyeurism Victims Act" will go into effect July 1. It originated from a case first reported late last year involving ...

The Thompson Nicola Shuswap chapter of the Federation of Canadian Artists is presenting its 21st annual juried regional art ...

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Keeping smartphones away doesn't improve focus since participants found other distractions like laptops for procrastination.

The bill inspired by the advocacy efforts of women illegally filmed during intimate moments now bears the governor’s ...

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If easily distracted by your phone, keeping it away won’t help—you’ll likely find other ways to procrastinate.

The University of Arizona hosted a competition called the A.I. Hardware Design League that had students integrate artificial ...

Putting your smartphone away at work may not be a good enough strategy to stop procrastinating, researchers said this week.

While the individual appliances may not be costing you a fortune, the combined impact could be adding more than £150 to your ...

A new study reveals that placing your smartphone out of reach doesn’t significantly reduce distraction or boost productivity.

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