Gen Z have declared replying “lol” in every message as one of the ultimate phone icks along with the thumbs-up emoji, and ...

Americans converse this way all the time, but in the Netherlands, if you're not careful the person you're talking to might ...

REPLYING “lol” in a text or WhatsApp message winds up Gen Z recipients, research suggests. It was among the biggest mobile ...

Spokeo reports on evolving phone habits, highlighting trends lost over time and new ones emerging, from voice notes to the ...

Collectively, they are called phonetiquette - the portmanteau of 'phone' and 'etiquette'. Nosy parkers are always on the hunt to peep over shoulders or look from the corner of their eye to snoop on ...

Then there's the person who doesn't take any calls, but is still on it constantly. Typing away emails, texts, Slack chats. Someone who goes shot, phone, shot, phone, phone on the green while ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to dealing with a younger couple who constantly verify statements on their phones, often using unreliable sources.

Where have all the manners gone? Is chivalry dead?  While Saint Anselm students have a tight grasp on the tradition of holding the door open for their peers, I have noticed that some manners have ...

"If you're done charging, move the car. Move the car!" Martineau added. Some charging companies have introduced "idle fees" ...

Monday evening blended professionalism, networking and practical skills in a relaxed yet structured environment for students ...

Miss Manners’ solution would be to find an excuse to do one or two things that require minimal effort, but are neighborly, such as turning over mail meant for them, but misdelivered to you, in person ...