The FCC suggests disinfecting your phone daily, but not all cleaning methods are safe. Harsh chemicals and abrasive materials ...

Several studies of health care workers show the high level of bacterial and microorganism growth on their mobile phones—but it’s not just in clinical settings that bacteria thrives on smartphones.

With so much usage, your phone is a breeding ground for bacteria -- it's even dirtier than a toilet seat. Given how often it's in your hands and against your face, regular cleaning isn't just a ...

A mobile phone that could detect whether leftovers in your fridge ... are then added to the capillaries and these bind to the trapped E. coli, capturing the bacteria in a sandwich complex. The LED ...

We were curious how this affected the phones, and if there could be any bacteria, pathogens, or anything else on them. We sampled 19 phones for bacteria and brought them to Dr. Susan Whittier ...

We all realise that our mobile phones are breeding grounds for bacteria. However, only a few people know the scale of this problem. Phone screens are nearly seven times more contaminated than ...

But when was the last time a typical phone or buttons on an ATM machine or elevators were?" Of course, germs are everywhere -- and the key to removing them is with a regular cleaning (soap and ...

Shocking yet true, and there’s more. Women, tend to have three to four times more germs in, on and around their work stations, mobile phones, keyboards and personal items then when compared to men.