Isabel Rubio

Users can block apps or set challenges to reach their ‘digital detox’ goals

Laughing faces with tears and symbols with hearts are by far the most commonly used ones

The technology company is promoting a fever-reducing device, insoles with sensors and a portable car charger

Despite having grown up with digital photography, young people love to preserve special moments on printed photographs

South Korea plans to monitor the energy consumed and waste generated by 300 inhabitants in a city that adapts to the sea level

EL PAÍS visits a factory of the Chinese company where devices are subjected to exhaustive quality control tests before reaching the market

Dozens of users have been sharing videos using the device to turn on the television and unlock cars and hotel rooms

All smartphones include features to control how much they can distract you and keep the interruptions to a minimum

Apple’s new passkeys make it possible to log in without memorizing credentials, but some experts warn that biometric systems have their own limitations

Six professionals explain the strategies they use to nurture their mental health when stressing thoughts set it

Parents can limit how long minors use their devices and what kind of content they can access

Experts recommend retouching the same image in different ways and using apps like Lightroom

Experts warn it might look fashionable, but it can give you cavities and damage your gums

Companies are using precious metals and other minerals from electronic waste to create necklaces, rings and bracelets

Every once in a while, technology companies release products that become legendary for all the wrong reasons

In Las Vegas, congestion means that cars are forced to move along at a snail’s pace. The Tesla CEO wants to change the status quo, with special routes for electric vehicles

A synthetic voice recreator, a virtual fireplace and fruit scanners were among the award-winning gadgets at the most important technology event of the year

Researchers are using artificial intelligence to interact with dogs, dolphins and bees, but they still face big challenges to achieve a true two-way understanding

The cybersecurity expert, who has consulted for the FBI and US secret services, says it is only a matter of time before cyberattacks attempt to detonate lithium batteries: ‘This is how crazy it’s getting’

Researchers have found that, despite its statements to the contrary, the company collects personal information from its app usage data

In addition to correcting sight, researchers are working on features such as augmented reality, night vision and the ability to zoom in and out, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of pathologies

EL PAÍS tested the new smartphone, which includes a 48-megapixel camera, a new screen feature called Dynamic Island and action-mode video recording

The company also launched an improved version of its AirPods Pro wireless earbuds

Rumors in the tech industry point to improvements in phone cameras, two new smartwatches and upgraded wireless earbuds

Some customers don’t like what they find, and certain DNA businesses share their data with pharmaceutical companies and law enforcement agencies

Neuroscientist Hailan Hu says the mental illness remains taboo in parts of the world, but should be treated just like diseases that affect other parts of the body

Kristi Anseth, winner of the L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Award, studies how biomaterials can counteract the debilitating effects of aging