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- 1Most young adults say smartphones harm their daily livesโ8 in 10 people aged 16-34 say smartphone use harms their everyday life
A Dutch survey reports that 8 in 10 people aged 16 to 34 believe their smartphone use harms their everyday life. The finding has drawn attention because it comes from the age group most associated with constant phone use, suggesting growing unease among young people about their own screen habits rather than criticism from older generations.
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Resident Magazine has published an expert guide to modern digital parenting, offering guidance on how parents can manage children's screen time, online safety and social media use. The topic continues to draw attention as families worldwide grapple with how much technology belongs in childhood and what rules actually work.
- 3Pixel Rugs exhibition probes line between screen and objectโPixel Rugs: Where does the screen end and the physical object begin? โ College of Arts and Sciences
The University of Rhode Island's College of Arts and Sciences is presenting 'Pixel Rugs,' an exhibition asking where the screen ends and the physical object begins. The project turns digital imagery into woven, tactile floor pieces, inviting viewers to consider how images move between the virtual and the handmade. Details of dates and artists remain limited in the announcement.
- 4Apple releases guide to help families build healthy digital habitsโApple releases new guide to help families build healthy digital habits
Apple has published a new guide aimed at helping families develop healthy digital habits. The guide offers parents practical advice on managing screen time and device use at home. It reflects growing attention on how technology affects children's wellbeing and the role companies play in supporting balanced device use.
- 5Apple and pediatricians release family digital habits guideโApple and the American Academy of Pediatrics release new guide to help families build healthy digital habits
Apple and the American Academy of Pediatrics have jointly released a new guide to help families build healthier digital habits. The resource is aimed at parents navigating children's screen time and device use. It reflects ongoing collaboration between the tech industry and health professionals on children's wellbeing, a topic that continues to draw attention from families and pediatric experts.
- 6New Camera Targets Photographers Feeling Digital FatigueโThis Film Photography-Inspired Camera is for People Experiencing Digital Fatigue https://petapixel.com/2026/09/29/this-f
PetaPixel reports on a new camera designed for people experiencing digital fatigue, drawing inspiration from film photography. The device, called Await, leans into analog aesthetics and slower, more deliberate shooting habits as a counterpoint to always-connected digital devices. The piece is being shared among photography enthusiasts interested in the ongoing analog revival and simplified tech.