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Texting keeps kids slim
A new study from the University of North Carolina shows if kids use SMS when they are younger they are less likely to become obese adults.
Nick Farrell
Nov 13 2008 12:23AM
Oddware
Texting 'does not harm' language skills
Regular use of texting and instant messaging does not adversely affect teenagers' core language skills, according to new research..
Robert Jaques
May 16 2008 7:30AM
Software
iPhone users make more texting errors
Users of Apple's iPhone are experiencing higher text entry error rates than owners of traditional hard-key Qwerty handsets, a usability expert claimed today..
Robert Jaques
Nov 15 2007 7:20AM
Hardware
iPhone texting study sparks controversy
A study which claimed that it takes twice as long to send a text message on Apple's iPhone than on other handsets has been branded "ridiculous" and "rubbish" by iPhone users.
Hillary Childs
Aug 22 2007 10:15AM
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