The study of cyber behavior via mobile phones is in its infancy largely because the smartphone as an integrated voice and Internet device did not emerge until 2007 (West & Mace, 2010). In recent times, the study of smartphone users’ virtual interactions has become the object of interdisciplinary behavioral study focused on how virtual spaces are mediated by Internet-enabled mobile devices where the window on that world is limited to 3.5 inches. To understand the development of smartphone users’ virtual interactions, we need to briefly examine how such technologies have transformed our daily lives through the melding of online and offline behaviors. Though the studies are not numerous, the existing literature shines a light on a number of important theoretical and empirical trends.