Sentences with phrase «staring at their smartphone»

Jet lag, shift work, and even late nights staring at your smartphone may be making you sick.

Still, Herzog's typically expressive cinematography and eye for quietly eccentric moments aren't absent: A recovering internet addict is introduced while clumsily running across a playground bridge; a hermetic community living in a cell - tower - free zone celebrates together on banjos and fiddles; cows run across a field in slow motion while a rocket launches behind them; monks stand around staring at their smartphones.

And anyone with common sense knows you shouldn't be staring at a smartphone or GPS device, using an iPad, eating a meal or watching television while operating a vehicle.

France thinks it's time children stopped spending all their time staring at smartphone screens.

If you're one to keep staring at your smartphone until you fall asleep from exhaustion, using a blue light filter on the display is recommended.

After staring at your smartphone, you'd be forgiven for feeling like your laptop's display is dull and lifeless.

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Because our smartphone and computer screens emit blue light, when we stare at them before bed we are resetting our body's internal clock, making it more difficult to fall asleep.

Yet we still insist on glaring at our smartphones when we should be staring at the lake.

A middle - aged woman in business attire is staring at the screen of her smartphone as she walks down 2nd Street in San Francisco's Financial District.

If information is projected straight into our eyes, it could mean no more smartphone zombies staring down at little metal rectangles.

As we check the news on our smartphones or type in a quick Twitter update, our babies are aware that we're clicking and staring at a little screen.

Apparently what singles want more than anything is a reason to spend even more time staring at the screens of their smartphones, swiping through photo after photo of potential partners.

Today's students spend an enormous amount of time staring at screens — televisions, computers, tablets, smartphones, etc..

It's very comforting to have your little smartphone that you can just stare at so you don't have to deal with other human beings.

There is a misconception that smartphones and other devices keep us locked inside staring at our screens all day.

Like many attorneys, I spend at about 12 hours every day staring at a computer screen, smartphone and e-reader.

The Web is fantastic, but even with our smartphones, we're still stuck staring at a screen.

Forget about swiping your finger across your smartphone — two companies introduced biometric solutions that will let you open your phone just by staring at it.

Research has shown that staring at your laptops or smartphones at night significantly reduces the melatonin produced in the brain, which then compromises your ability to fall asleep.

Now chiropractors are reporting an epidemic of «text neck,» damage to the spine caused by spending too much time staring down at our smartphone screens.