PHONE calls drive up blood pressure and put strain on the heart, a study found. Experts compared data on daily mobile use and new cases of high blood pressure in 212,046 Brits aged 37 to 73. They f…
“Use of a hands-free set-up had no influence on the likelihood of developing high blood pressure.
“More research is required to replicate our results, but until then it seems prudent to keep mobile phone calls to a minimum.”We spend almost five hours per day on our devices, with most eaten up by addictive apps likeMORE than half of mobile users have smashed the screen, a survey found — with phones dropped four times a month on average.
One in 20 cannot afford to get the screen fixed and keep using it, a third get it repaired at a shop — and one in six just get a new phone. The Nokia survey found that one in four users has dropped a phone down the loo, and one in 14 put it in the washing machine.
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