Our society is heavily reliant on technology. It’s incorporated into our personal lives, work lives, and it’s even got a solid stronghold on the entertainment avenues we seek to decompress. From our work lives to our children’s school lives, screens are everywhere. With over 3.5 billion people owning and using smartphones worldwide, we can’t ignore their need or our reliance on these devices in our lives. We know they give us access to great conveniences;, with the power of microprocessors right at our fingertips, we can find almost any information we want. We use them for schedules, for ordering products, and we use them for educational purposes too. But what about the science behind cell phones and brain activity? Can the frequent use of cellphones change how our brains work? Let’s take a look at what kind of data the science community has for us regarding cell phones and the brain.