'People Check Their Phones Every 12 Minutes:' Phone Companies that Got Us Addicted Introduce New Ways to Help Us Disconnect

A new study from the British group Ofcom found that on average, people check their smart phones once every 12 minutes.  Distraction by cell phone now even has a name. It's called "phubbing" – the practice of snubbing someone you're with to look at your cell phone instead.

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