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The Maxell MXCP-P100 is a portable music player that mixes old-school and modern features. Like any good modern device, it has a built-in rechargeable battery and a USB Type-C port for charging. And ...

Why young people are turning to dumb tech. (Photo illustration: Yahoo News; photos: Getty Images.) Caleb, a 19-year-old from Iowa, was addicted to his smartphone. He scrolled TikTok, Instagram and ...

During her time as a high school teacher, Alison Pappavaselio says, she saw firsthand the negative impacts of unfettered technology access. When the 35-year-old’s own children, now 4 and 6, showed an ...