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Nothing Phone 4a Pro Review: A Big Leap
Nothing’s Phone 4a Pro finds itself in a new segment against premium smartphones in 2026. It offers plenty of upgrades on paper, including a bigger and faster display, a new telephoto camera and a larger battery, to name a few. But how do these features add up? And how does it stack up against the competition?
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Poco C85 Review: Big Battery, Basic Performance
Poco's C85 gets a new design with better durability, a newer processor and a bigger battery. While this may seem like the makings of a decent budget smartphone, its underpowered processor, combined with poorly optimised software makes it hard to deliver the basics.
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Samsung Galaxy F22 review: A Big-Battery Budget Smartphone That’s Not for Gamers
Samsung’s Galaxy F22 is a great budget smartphone with good battery life, decent software, and average cameras. However, its problems begin when you glance at what the competition has on offer at similar prices.
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Detecting Depression: Phone Apps Could Monitor Teen Angst
Studies have linked heavy smartphone use with worsening teen mental health.
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Heavy Smartphone Use May Make Kids Cross-Eyed: Study
Parents, take note! Excessive use of smartphones by kids may cause them to suffer from eye deviation, warn researchers, adding that children must refrain from viewing displays for more than 30 minutes consecutively.
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Heavy Smartphone Use Can Make Children Cross-Eyed: Study
"Children showing signs of deviated eyes should consult a doctor immediately," researchers added.
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Heavy Smartphone Use Can Make You Depressed: Study
Glued to your smartphone? A new study has found that addiction to -- and not simply use of -- mobile phones and internet is linked to anxiety and depression in teenagers.
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Heavy Internet Use May Put Teenagers at High Blood Pressure Risk
The study found that teens who spent at least 14 hours a week on the Internet had elevated blood pressure.
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New Technology to Make Smartphone Batteries Last Longer: Study
A new technology to control energy consumption inside transistors could pave the way for a smartphone that does not die after a few hours of heavy use, says a study.
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Nothing Phone 4a Pro Review: A Big Leap
Nothing’s Phone 4a Pro finds itself in a new segment against premium smartphones in 2026. It offers plenty of upgrades on paper, including a bigger and faster display, a new telephoto camera and a larger battery, to name a few. But how do these features add up? And how does it stack up against the competition?
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Poco C85 Review: Big Battery, Basic Performance
Poco's C85 gets a new design with better durability, a newer processor and a bigger battery. While this may seem like the makings of a decent budget smartphone, its underpowered processor, combined with poorly optimised software makes it hard to deliver the basics.
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Samsung Galaxy F22 review: A Big-Battery Budget Smartphone That’s Not for Gamers
Samsung’s Galaxy F22 is a great budget smartphone with good battery life, decent software, and average cameras. However, its problems begin when you glance at what the competition has on offer at similar prices.
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Detecting Depression: Phone Apps Could Monitor Teen Angst
Studies have linked heavy smartphone use with worsening teen mental health.
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Heavy Smartphone Use May Make Kids Cross-Eyed: Study
Parents, take note! Excessive use of smartphones by kids may cause them to suffer from eye deviation, warn researchers, adding that children must refrain from viewing displays for more than 30 minutes consecutively.
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Heavy Smartphone Use Can Make Children Cross-Eyed: Study
"Children showing signs of deviated eyes should consult a doctor immediately," researchers added.
-
Heavy Smartphone Use Can Make You Depressed: Study
Glued to your smartphone? A new study has found that addiction to -- and not simply use of -- mobile phones and internet is linked to anxiety and depression in teenagers.
-
Heavy Internet Use May Put Teenagers at High Blood Pressure Risk
The study found that teens who spent at least 14 hours a week on the Internet had elevated blood pressure.
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New Technology to Make Smartphone Batteries Last Longer: Study
A new technology to control energy consumption inside transistors could pave the way for a smartphone that does not die after a few hours of heavy use, says a study.
