Technology has increased the expectation that we should be on call 24/7 and it's becoming increasingly difficult to put down our phones. Utah University has introduced a specially designated ‘walk and text lane’ for people glued to their screens. But will they glance up to notice?

Do you check your work emails on the weekend? Read your texts during dinner? Chat to mates from home when you’re on holiday? We may be constantly connected, but many people believe there’s a time and place for tech. Canvas8 sat down with 20 Brits to find out when they’d prefer to switch off.

One guy microwaves his phone instead of a burrito. Another accidentally drops it in a drink. So goes one of Virgin Mobile's 'Happy Accidents' adverts, which have been watched by millions since they first aired in 2013. It's no joke though. People really are secretly breaking their stuff. But why?

There’s a famous experiment in which people are asked to count the number of times a basketball is bounced, and they're so busy counting, they miss a man dressed as a gorilla dance in front of them. Samsung used a similar experiment to showcase its VR headset at Mobile World Congress 2016.