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Smartphone Reading Responsible For Brain Overactivity And Lower Comprehension Skills
Screen size matters: people understand the news less when they read it on their phones | LSE Business Review
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How I use my phone as assistive technology in class – Perkins School for the Blind
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Make your smartphone easier to read - Saga
man reading phone - Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
I keep reading how people can't hold onto their phones and constantly drop them. This is how I hold mine. What are y'all doing? : r/S22Ultra
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