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"But it's important to know the full picture, and understand that sometimes sharing can be bad for you."
How can technology not replace the fashion designer?
Sexters did report more sexual satisfaction than the non-sexters.
Calm Breathing Project, a nonprofit organization based in Tokyo, has promoted the Ratata breathing exercise, in which simple body movements of the neck, shoulders and chest are brought in line with one’s breathing rhythm, in areas stricken by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. It has also been used in places including nursing care facilities across the nation.
The study found that using technology before bed was associated with less sleep, poorer sleep quality and more fatigue in the morning for kids.
MANILA – Selfies have become a valuable currency in expressing one’s self. With millions of it being posted on social...
Heated toilets that spray users clean, train seats that revolve so passengers can admire the scenery and a convenience store on every corner: welcome to Japan, where hospitality and customer service form part of the country's DNA.
IPads, games, apps, droids and robots are classroom learning tools at the Junior Academy for Coding Knowledge, Inc. (JACK), a study center in Ortigas, Pasig.
The obsession to have the latest and most technologically advanced mobile phones and other digital gadgets is starting to bury the earth in electronic or e-waste—which puts our health and the environment at great risk.
A row of flaming tigtrees, locally known as baston de San Jose, line the undulating road leading to Kai Farms.
