Introduction Research has shown that mHealth initiatives, or health programs enhanced by
mobile phone technologies, can foster women's empowerment. Yet, there is growing …

This article provides a critical review of the literature on the impact of mobile telephony on
work–life balance (WLB). In particular, it focuses on their theoretical frameworks, the nature …

The social brain hypothesis has suggested that natural social network sizes may have a
characteristic size in humans. This is determined in part by cognitive constraints and in part …

Mobile-based social messengers have overtaken social networking sites as the new frontier
for organizations to engage online stakeholders. This study provides one of the earliest …

We derive hypotheses from popular accounts of how use of social media affects our strong
ties. Several authors have suggested that social media use erodes our strong ties by …

This article examines the role of gender in the use of digital finance in Kenya, including the
well‐known case of mobile money but also the emerging use of smartphone apps, payment …

Mobile phones have become an integral part of life, drawing researchers' attention to their
behavioral consequences. Yet, we know little about the psychological associations of mobile …

This research examines the interplay between social networks and mobile money
remittances in Western Kenya. Research was conducted in Kenya's Bungoma and Trans …

The seeming “ubiquity” of mobile phones has spawned a wave of interventions that use
mobiles as platforms for health service delivery (mHealth). Operating in more than 100 …

Revisiting the medical and social models of disability, this study adopted the integrated
biopsychosocial approach to examine experiences of 25 mobility-impaired respondents in …