The new app, which launches on March 14, will give users a chance to break their "phone addiction," according to its description Abigail Adams is a Human Interest Writer and Reporter for PEOPLE.

True to its name, the app will require users to prove they have "literally" touched grass using “computer vision” for “smart grass detection.” Users will get to choose which apps to block and simply ...

and Touch Grass will block them. You'll only be able to unlock all your apps by uploading a picture of yourself outside, literally touching grass. Then, you can choose the amount of time you want ...

I can only assume she’s praising how the gear perfectly mimics the look of grass blocks in the game. I have to admit, at first glance even as someone who has mostly enjoyed Minecraft as a ...

Pixel art is a staple of the industry, going back to the NES era. For more than a decade, this visual style defined the gaming industry, with Nintendo and Sega's early consoles making great use of ...

In 2023, the Office of the Surgeon General (OSG) released a social media and youth mental health advisory, noting that a staggering 95% of teenagers, between 13 and 17 years of age, report using ...