If you’ve ever saved an article to or coded on these 2 apps, you’ll be interested in this news. The two apps, which were once staples for readers and developers, will be shut down permanently in July. However, there is one positive aspect for many users as well. Which apps will shut down? Pocket and

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Credit: Tima Miroshnichenko via Pexels US high school students estimate they spend an average of 21% of each trip looking at their mobile phones while driving, according to a new study which surveyed more than 1,000 teenagers. The teens estimated that 26% of these glances toward a phone lasted for 2 seconds or longer –

TWO popular apps used by millions of mobile users are set to shut down next week – and it might mean you’re owed some cash. Mobile apps Pocket and Glitch will both close on 8 July. 3 But Pocket’s Premium subscribers may be owed refunds for the remaining time left on their subscriptionsCredit: Mozilla 3

A survey of more than 1,000 American teen drivers has found they spend about 21 percent of each drive looking at their phones. This is despite the majority of states in the US banning all types of phone usage for young drivers. The research team, including scientists from Harvard University, began by interviewing 20 high