Sharon Begley has a piece in Mindful about mirror neurons, and how it turns out we’re not really sure that humans have them after all, mainly because "the
Tony Haile, the CEO of Chartbeat, has an important piece in Time magazine on the rise, and one hopes fall, of Web design and business efforts that focus
In the last several posts, we saw how to adjust ringtones, text tones, and email alert tones. The idea was twofold: to give your phone a more wide-ranging
A VIP list in Mail (the iPhones’ default email client) serves the same purpose as Favorites in phone and messaging: it lets you distinguish the people whose messages
Here’s how you set ringtones and text tones. The central panel from which you control ringtone, text tone, voice mail, calendar and reminder alerts, and most other sounds
Huffington Post's Kate Bratskier has a nice article about how Gchat-- or really instant messaging and the cult of instantaneous, real-time response-- erodes our ability to get things
Let’s get started with the main way your phone communicates with you: through its ringtones. Your smartphone’s ringtones are designed to alert you when you have call, a
I'll begin by showing you how to redesign the way your iPhone interacts with you. Going step-by-step through your iPhone's settings, we'll turn the iPhone from a device
Can our information technologies protect our attention rather than erode it? Can we use digital devices to help us focus and have more time, rather than be constantly
For the last few months I’ve been working off and on on an article about how to make your iPhone more mindful— how to change its various settings