Czar Kaizer
Banned
So in the last decade smartphones have become part of our everyday lives, but what might the world today look like without them? What could replace them?
So in the last decade smartphones have become part of our everyday lives, but what might the world today look like without them? What could replace them?
Given that those complaints have been around for centuries if not millennia, they'll be made about something else instead.No (or fewer) navel-gazing screeds about how the youth of today can't be bothered to look up from their screens to appreciate the "real world", I guess.
In the 1990s personal digital assistants and pagers were used.
Given that those complaints have been around for centuries if not millennia, they'll be made about something else instead.
The smartphone is basically a combination PDA and mobile phone; both are desirable to business users, and it makes sense that they would be combined at some point. I think the best that can be done is for smartphones to inherit the emotional baggage of PDAs - something that you might have for work, but you wouldn't own one for personal use.