Not exact matches
The rise of
constant connectivity and
social media has changed how we work, relate to each other, shop, and have fun.
Being perceived as a complete unknown may be different than being one, and maybe for a brief moment in the 1990s it was a sexy thing to be, but identity compiling has changed with
social media and
constant connectivity.
The concept of completing the digital narrative through interaction found company — and, one could argue, distraction — in this trophy system, but also an addiction to the
constant recognition, visibility, and
connectivity that
social media itself breeds.
Battery life is good for a day of 4 - 5 minute phone calls,
constant HSPA data and partial Wi - Fi
connectivity and the use of e-mail,
social media, music playback and GPS mapping apps which is around average for an Android smartphone.
Of course
constant connectivity leads to all sorts of weird and unexpected
social phenomena, like ghosting, which is something Maya Binyam has been writing about.
Desktops, Laptops, Smart phones, tablets, smart watches and our obsession with
social media is keeping us in a
constant and continual state of
connectivity.