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    Social media in this day and age weighs heavy on our everyday lives. Society tends to spend way too much time on their mobile devices and computers on social media of all sorts including but not limited to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. It can create unwanted problems in relationships, weight gain due to lack of physical activity, It may distract you for long periods of time without realizing it and delay you from real world responsibilities. Social media may be one of the biggest issues this

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    reorientation of their approach in attracting and retaining talent. The emergence of social media offers many new approaches to reach and appeal to prospective talent. Mobile technology revolution is taking place even in India at a rapid pace. It is vital to remember while facing these challenges that mobile

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    computers. Granted we have accepted the fact that the way we use mobiles has changed, but the services and information we seek are the same. Whether it is searching on Google on your mobile, or logging on to a social media platform, the mobile phone has come a long way! Mobile Devices Dominating Internet Traffic In 2014, there were countless articles about mobile exceeding PC traffic for the first time in history. Google announced #mobilegeddon early this year, saying, “It’s the year of the mobile”

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    purpose, or reasons, of responsive design whether it be from a mobile or tablet devices. Responsive design isn’t about just getting the right information at a faster rate of time, but to ensure the user-experience is effective and concise. When people hear the word mobile web, it is absolutely being well understood of what it means. Mobile web refers to where people are accessing through the Internet on their mobile devices and accessing information to whatever users are searching (Mckee, 2014). According

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    The feeling of being compelled by our smart phones and other devices is beginning to affect much more than just our mental and physical health. The impact of our advanced technology and popular culture has created maybe the most noticeable diversion to take place yet, between family. Both factors contribute to this rising division regarding the means and roles in which children and parents play, meanwhile also redefining those same lines between each other. Over the decades, our promoted television

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    desktops. Granted we have accepted the fact that the way we use mobiles has changed, but the services and information we seek are the same. Whether it is searching on Google on your mobile, or logging on to a social media platform, the mobile phone has come a long way! Mobile Devices Dominating Internet Traffic In 2014, there were countless articles about mobile exceeding PC traffic for the first time in history. Google announced #mobilegeddon early this year, saying, “It’s the year of the mobile”

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    Title: Identifying Opportunities to Improve the Marketing Message for Mobile Devices Abstract: Just 30 years ago, most consumers relied on traditional print media, television and radio for their marketing information. The Internet changed the landscape of marketing by providing a new platform for interaction with consumers and a majority of consumers began to rely on desktop and notebook computers for the marketing information to make their purchase decisions. More recently, though, so-called

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    from YouTube. Also I witness what was a couple not communicating with each other, nevertheless with their heads down and sticking to the mobile device. The entire time I was there I only heard one word from them and it was just “hello”. Our communication in society is shattered and taken away from our technology, consequently

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    Internet Addiction and Mental Health 1. The world has vastly changed since the creation of the iPhone. People both young and old rely on the internet and handheld devices daily, often ignoring the implications of these actions. Social media was created to aid people in staying up to date with the lives of others, and for users to share day to day activities. There is a multitude of pros to these applications, but do the cons outweigh them? One example of a strange normalized behavior, is having access

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    universal storytelling elements and literary devices that builds onto the theme. This is apparent in Charlie Brooker’s TV show Black Mirror’s Nosedive, where your social media score determines your life. You’re rated out of 5 stars, the higher the rating you have the more successful you are. The lower your rating the less unsuccessful you are. Black Mirror uses universal storytelling elements such as social cohesion. Black Mirror also uses literary devices such as verbal irony, symbolism, and parable

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