If you're someone who regularly runs into things while on your phone, listen (and look) up — Google has a new Digital Wellbeing feature called Heads Up that reminds you to look up from time to time. You know, like a human? Here's how to enable it.
Bedtime mode is designed to help you sleep better and be less distracted by turning off notifications and making your screen black and white. But, first, we'll show you how to turn it on.
Digital Wellbeing's Heads Up feature, which was rolled out to Pixel phones earlier this year, is now making its way to more Android phones.
Google's Digital Wellbeing app now offers a "Heads Up" feature to alert you to look around you while you're walking using your phone. The feature is now rolling out to Pixel users.
You don't need a photo retouching app to tell you how beautiful you are or try to convince you that you aren't. So Google is fixing that.
Google's Digital Wellbeing tools are powerful and potentially very effective. It's time to spend more time experiencing life outside of screens, and Google is continuing to add useful and helpful tools for you and your smartphone. So here's how to get started using them!
Smartphones are powerful tools that we use to help run just about every facet of our daily lives, but sometimes we need to silence these devices and take a break. We'll show you how to do just that on your Samsung Galaxy phone with the built-in Digital Wellbeing tools.
TikTok's digital wellbeing efforts get a boost with a new Family Safety Mode. Parents and guardians will be able to link their accounts to those of their kids and control what content they see as well as limit screen time.
Google has now added a snooze feature to Digital Wellbeing's Wind Down functionality. You can now pause the feature for up to half an hour, reducing the temptation of just turning the feature off and then staying on your phone all night.
Google has introduced three new additions to its collection of apps aimed at promoting digital wellbeing.
Phones can be a massive source of distraction and weakness, but you can turn them into a strength if you use yours properly.
After launching for beta testers back in August, Google is now rolling out the “Focus mode” feature for Digital Wellbeing to everyone.
Google has launched five new “digital wellbeing experiments” on the Play Store to help people understand their tech use and find a balance with technology.
As of early September, any company making an Android phone that uses GMS is required to either preload Google's Digital Wellbeing and Family Link apps, or provide suitable alternative Digital Wellbeing and parental control feature set.
ActionDash is back with another big update, and this one is going to help end that unending cycle of scrolling distraction.
Focus Mode helps you stay away from apps that might cause distractions. Here's how to enable it.
As part of the latest update for the Digital Wellbeing beta, the app now includes Focus mode — a feature that prevents you from using specified apps whenever it’s enabled.
I'm prone to distraction, and with the latest ActionDash update, I have some help staying on track, even if it makes meetings super boring now.
The NVIDIA Shield TV is probably my longest-used gadget at this point — almost four years now — and while it is a beautiful relationship, it is not a healthy one.
ActionDash is like Digital Wellbeing for the rest of us, and while Google's version may not get Focus mode or app time limits until later this fall, ActionDash is getting it today with the 3.0 update.