We should all be spending more time outside and offline—or, in contemporary terms, touching some grass. The slang phrase emerged (somewhat ironically) on social media in recent years as a means of ...

Dbrand wants you to feel less guilty about having your face buried in a screen all day and not getting outside to ‘touch grass.’ The company’s latest collection of skins lets you wrap your gadgets in ...

In a digital world dominated by endless scrolling, short-form dopamine hits, and the constant hum of online noise, one app is daring to do what most platforms won’t—make you step outside before you ...

“Go touch grass,” which means to go outside and take a walk, has become a quippy suggestion ― or a comeback ― meant to encourage people to log off from the internet (and maybe get a reality check).

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how to do more with your consumer gadgets. April 1 is an awful time to be on the internet. "Jokes" come at you at a ...