Google launches 3 apps to help people curb phone usage

Apps will tell owners just how much time they spend on their devices each day and therefore control or even reduce this amount. FMTNews

Screen Stopwatch presents users with an ongoing count of how much time they spend on their phone. © Courtesy of Google Screen Stopwatch

Back in October, Google released a collection of experimental smartphone apps and tools designed to limit users’ phone usage. Activity Bubbles shows people their phone usage in the form of bubbles. © Courtesy of Google Activity BubblesEnvelope Envelope turns smartphones into simpler devices with only a few functions.© Courtesy of Google Envelope

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