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Three-quarters of Australian children aged 12 to 14 own a mobile phone but by the time they are 15 that number surges to 90 per cent, according to figures from the Australian Communications and Media Authority.

phone addicts... may lead to health & wellness issues? Australian focus.

You should always keep yourself in good shape. Make sure you make the right decisions on your food and the things you do.

This talks about the worries about cell phone use.

This website tells you of some of the problems from the computer and how to help with them.

Interesting perspective on digital citizenship by Jason Ohler

Women are also inflicted with habits online. Microsoft studies have given us interesting findings: 16 percent would have a high tendency to shop, communicate, and employ digital devices; 86 percent share their "finds" to others in their time; If forced to, they would "throw out" their television or cell phone first; only 11 percent would throw out their personal laptop; email is overwhelmingly, 85 percent, the most important tool.

Avoid these five mistakes: 1. venting, inappropriate comments, and questionable photos--in one survey 79% of employers and job recruiters reported reviewing online information before hiring and of those 70% rejected applicants because of what they found. 2. Spreading yourself too thin 3. Failing to network 4. Adding anyone and everyone as a contact 5. Doing too much online

A 12 year old girl can not get help from her Mom on her homework because her mother is to busy on Facebook.She preferred that her name not be used because she is ashamed of the time she spends on the computer, which is generally 20 hours a day. Half the time for work and half the time for fun. She says she can go a whole day without Facebook, but she has never made it through a whole weekend. She has tried her hardest to cut back on her social networking time but she can't do it. Quote: "It's turned into a compulsion-- a compulsion to dissociate from your real world and go live in the Facebook world." -Paula Pile, a marriage and family therapist in Greensboro, North Carolina

Online tool that tracks habits.

New ultrasound mobile compatibility saving people money and pushing boundaries.

The affect on the digital healthcare system. It is on how internet messes with your wellness.

Blaine, Is it the internet or the tools used to access the internet as used by humans?