
New 'brain training app' can improve concentration against daily distractions
The University of Cambridge team demonstrated that playing the game app called 'Decoder' on an iPad for eight hours over one month improved attention and concentration.

The University of Cambridge team demonstrated that playing the game app called 'Decoder' on an iPad for eight hours over one month improved attention and concentration.

Women were also more likely (77 per cent) to use their tablets while sitting on the floor than men (23 per cent).

Children with autism can be identified simply by tracking their hand movements while playing a game on an iPad, suggests new research.

New research shows that allowing children to use iPads to distract them before surgery requiring general anaesthesia is as effective at lowering their anxiety as conventional sedatives.
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The University of Cambridge team demonstrated that playing the game app called 'Decoder' on an iPad for eight hours over one month improved attention and concentration.

Women were also more likely (77 per cent) to use their tablets while sitting on the floor than men (23 per cent).

Children with autism can be identified simply by tracking their hand movements while playing a game on an iPad, suggests new research.

New research shows that allowing children to use iPads to distract them before surgery requiring general anaesthesia is as effective at lowering their anxiety as conventional sedatives.
Special iPad app for autistic children

Is your iPad giving you a rash?

A mobile app for skin cancer screening

iPosture - the dangers of using a smartphone or tablet
iPads, smartphones taking a toll on our kids' health!

Now an iPhone app to deal with your fears!

iPad v/s books: What would you prefer your child study from?

Measuring your sleep pattern wirelessly