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Can't Put Down Your Phone? You're Probably Impulsive And Impatient

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Cell Phone Addiction Tied To Depression And Anxiety

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Japan Earthquake: Magnitude 6.7 Hits Northern Japan (BREAKING)

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Walmart Sells $10 Android Phone - With A Catch

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IRS Stingray: IRS Has Surveillance Equipment Capable Of Spying On Cell Phones, Sources Claim

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Pew Research Study: Do Teenagers Have A Texting Problem?

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Gender-Neutral Restrooms Experience Voyeurism At Toronto University

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California Police Required To Obtain Search Warrant Prior To Searching Cell Phone Data

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LG's New Flagship Phone Has Two Screens

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Justice Department Cellphone Tracking: Probable Cause Required By Feds

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Aluminum Battery for Smartphones Can Be Charged In Less Than A Minute, Stanford Scientists Say

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Smartphone Startup FreedomPop Offers Users Unlimited Wi-Fi Across America for $5 Per Month

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OnePlusOne Smartphone Available for Sale Today Without an Invite

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Brain Changed By Regular Smartphone Use

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Texting And Driving: A New Device, Groove, Might Be The Answer To End Distracted Driving (PHOTO, VIDEO)

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