From notification overload to doomscrolling, the costs of being “always on” are adding up. Here’s why logging off is gaining traction.

Research overwhelmingly shows that connections we make through computers are not the same as those that happen offline.

Shared computer resources are common in small businesses but security still needs to remain a priority. With many people logging in one one computer, each user generally has an account that allows ...

Be honest. Are you looking at your phone right now? This year, a survey found that respondents checked their phone once every four minutes. Lots of us struggle to put our devices down. The solution, ...

But if you want the solution to a Twitter alternative, it's this: There is no solution. Just...log off. You can do it! You need neither Twitter nor its clones. You need to live your one life. When I'm ...

The tech graveyard is ending 2024 with a few new inhabitants. Throughout the year, companies put aging products out to pasture and billion-dollar deals ended with curt blog posts about focusing their ...

The answer lies in the simple act of logging off and getting out in nature. My work across decades has spanned sectors, geographies, and cultures, focusing on exploration, discovery, and innovation.