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over a year ago
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Not a chance. Smartphones have a lot of flaws but they’ve made life so much easier in general. Instant access to information, keeping in contact with people, buying stuff online and fab of course  |
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By *arkus1812 OP Man
over a year ago
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It would appear that 90% of the U.K. adult population have a smart phone and they spend on average 4.8 hours a day on them.
Out of interest I am not a user of smart phones, seem to cope ok with my 12yr old Nokia  |
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No I don't think I could, but I do sometimes switch off my phone as I get tired of all the constant notifications, messages etc. I think I had more peace at home before the days of a smartphone. |
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"It would appear that 90% of the U.K. adult population have a smart phone and they spend on average 4.8 hours a day on them.
Out of interest I am not a user of smart phones, seem to cope ok with my 12yr old Nokia "
How do you organise meets without WhatsApp and KiK? Carrier pigeons? |
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By *arkus1812 OP Man
over a year ago
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"It would appear that 90% of the U.K. adult population have a smart phone and they spend on average 4.8 hours a day on them.
Out of interest I am not a user of smart phones, seem to cope ok with my 12yr old Nokia
How do you organise meets without WhatsApp and KiK? Carrier pigeons?"
Never been a problem and I have been on here for 9 years. |
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over a year ago
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No because its so much more than my phone. I'm not using it constantly,I have most notifications switched off and it's always on silent so I don't find it intrusive and ignore it a lot of the time. It's useful though whereas my old Nokia was crap  |
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"It would appear that 90% of the U.K. adult population have a smart phone and they spend on average 4.8 hours a day on them.
Out of interest I am not a user of smart phones, seem to cope ok with my 12yr old Nokia "
I loved my Nokia 3310, because of the durability and the sound quality, I could have a phone call in night club on it. But when it comes to taking photos and videos when I quickly need to, check emails or listen to music, it's my smartphone that takes the lead. |
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Admittedly I could drop some of them... that still leaves a lot of other devices I'd need to carry around instead.
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