Phone addiction leads to 'panicky' withdrawals, but is a handset all you are taking away?

Another study, another smartphone addiction proof. Researchers at King's College in London a whopping number of 41 studies that analyze 42,000 adolescents to look into what the study, issued in BMC Psychiatry, calls "problematic smartphone usage."

We will spare you the suspense, as the studies predictably found issues that in 25% of the young people bordered on addiction, complete with withdrawal symptoms when, say, parents took away their phones. 

They exhibited up to "panicky" behavior, turning quickly into depression and lack of sleep. According ...