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It's a sad truth, but the Internet consumes our lives. A day without Netflix, a moment without email or a second without Google is beyond imagination But there once was a time — many, many years ago (but not really that long) — when humans had to find a non-web-based form of entertainment See also: Grumpy Cat's Prehistoric Relatives In this Sunday comic, Nitrozac and Snaggy of The Joy of Tech imagine how our prehistoric ancestors wasted time without the luxury of social media
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Four years from now, 5.1 billion people will be mobile phone users around the globe — almost 1 billion more mobile users than the 4.3 billion people worldwide using them now. Asia, the region that will see the most growth, is already home to the most mobile phone users. Some 2.4 billion people there use mobile phones, a figure projected to grow to 2.9 billion by 2017. See also: 8 Great Hidden Features in iOS 7 Statista's chart, below, compares mobile phone penetration in 2013 to forecasts for 2017 in different regions of the world.
How do you think more mobile phones will impact the planet? Let us know in the comments below. Read more... More about Mobile, World, Asia, Smartphones, and Tech |
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Welcome to this morning's edition of "First To Know," a series in which we keep you in the know on what's happening in the digital world. Today, we're looking at three particularly interesting storiesAndroid users who want to use Apple's iMessage service had the option to do so for a limited amount of timeAmazon announced the latest generation of Kindle Fires, which are total powerhouses. And Twitter begins to send follow suggestions via mobile alerts. Check out the video above for more on these stories. Image: Mashable Read more... More about Amazon, Twitter, Apple, Features, and First To Know Series |
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