As you age, things get more exhausting, and people who lose interest in talking on the phone as they get older usually have plenty of good reasons.

"Kids these days are always on their phones" was a common refrain Millennials heard growing up. The generation that ...

Mary Jane Copps, owner of The Phone Lady in Canada, has made it her business to teach people how to make phone calls effectively — and defeat their "phone phobia." ...

How young people killed the phone call - LET’S UNPACK THAT: As a survey reveals that a quarter of people aged between 18 and 34 would never dare answer the phone, Olivia Petter asks if we’re ...

"Since they have a lot less experience talking on the phone, they have less comfort with it. That sets up people who are vulnerable to social anxiety to have anxiety in that situation." ...

What causes people to talk to themselves? There may not be one specific reason people talk to themselves, but there are benefits to it.

Some of my earliest memories from growing up in the late 1980s were of my mom spending hours on the phone with my grandmother, my aunt and her best friends.

You might want to ignore that incoming call: A new study found that just spending 30 minutes talking on the phone a week is linked with higher blood pressure.

People my age (29) are simply terrified of the phone. We might as well call it something else entirely given how rarely it’s used for telecommunication of any kind.

Read receipts, “last seen” notifications and similar features provide us with a deluge of information we simply don’t need and would be spared when we’re just talking over the phone.