On December 3, 1992, in Newbury, England, computer scientist Neil Papworth texted two words—“Merry Christmas”—to Richard Jarvis, a Vodafone engineering director, who was across town at a Christmas ...

Gen Z's preference for texting over phone calls, often skipping the traditional 'hello,' stems from a desire for control and reduced anxiety. A study reveals 81% feel stressed by unexpected calls.

Have you noticed that when you call your Gen Z friends, they rarely start with a proper "hello"? This trend is part of a broader shift in communication habits among younger generations, shaped by ...