‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎ ‎I have been thinking about this topic for a while because phones have become almost impossible to separate from our daily lives. Whether we are at home, at work, travelling, or in school,

If this prompt is all about the absence of smartphones in this era and not completely the absence of phones, then here we go... Sometimes, I used to credit the eras of the 80s and 90s as the best eras

This was a very concerning time and opened my eyes about being prepared for phone loss

After nine days of inactivity - even the guy of the repair shop in town told me to give up on it and buy a new one - my smartphone started charging again, today. I was so inactive though in the family

When it comes to old phones, cameras, DVD players, amplifiers, music systems, in our house there is a rule that all of it is kept and never thrown out, not even considered for the trash. And I really like

So I have recently needed to transfer my whole "life" from one smartphone device to another and I can honestly say that I dreaded the experience and procrastinated far too long to do it.

I recently noticed that my Samsung Galaxy S255 has been constantly heating badly and this has been happening mostly because of a trading app I use. I don't game, and don't do a lot of YouTube. My refresh

In a world where technology has taken over, our devices have become a part of us. We use them in our day to day activities which has helped to reduce stress and make life easier. Beyond keeping us entertained,

In the world today, phones have become like a second self for many people. We wake up with our phones, we walk with them, eat with them and sometimes even sleep with them beside our pillows. In Nigerian

We can't deny the fact that we are not victims when it comes to eating with one hand and holding the phone in another hand. Sometimes I asked myself how we got here. My husband complained about the kids

Look up from your phone every now and then to make sure you aren't going to crash into another person... would ya?

Well, I certainly tried, but it seems that despite sleep being my friend, I am not a very good friend with sleep. Yesterday's accountability list: Stay on my phone for <1 hour X Exercise ✓ Stretch ✓

Not 100% success, but I did hit most of the items on my list yesterday. I still call that a success! Stay on my phone for less than 1 hour ✓ Exercise ✓ Stretch ✓ Meditate ✓ Draw or read an art history

I failed big time yesterday, and I have to take accountability for that. After all, that's the entire point of these accountability lists, isn't it? Figuring out what went wrong. The timing was spectacular,

It's definitely been a bit since I've posted one of these lists. I certainly fell off some of the good habits I had been establishing, so it's high time to resume. I started off feeling quite ambitious

Today feels like two steps back after taking one step forward. However, I have to be honest with myself. I am a loser. I am in my mid-30s, unemployed, with no significant other (with no prior girlfriend),

Right from the start of humanity that have been a lot of different things that we have been struggling with and its seems to be a challenge that we are not able to overcome yet it is something that we

I did not write a discrete accountability list yesterday because there were some other plans which didn't materialize, but fortunately I was to swerve course and keep myself on track! The change of plans