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Now a days seem people spend more times on their smartphone?
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For the people around me, this is real. Many of my friends, colleagues, and even my parents only use a desktop or laptop as a "real" computer at work. Phones are used for every other situation, such as at home, during commutes, at the dining table, and before sleep.
I actually try to avoid using my mobile.
When I switched to using macOS years ago, part of the reason was to use Messages, email, and now even WhatsApp directly from macOS, versus having to pick up my phone every time a new notification would come in.
The more I think about it, the above is another reason I really believe I no longer need an Apple Watch...
When I switched to using macOS years ago, part of the reason was to use Messages, email, and now even WhatsApp directly from macOS, versus having to pick up my phone every time a new notification would come in.
The more I think about it, the above is another reason I really believe I no longer need an Apple Watch...
We keep phones away from certain shared moments like the evening get together and morning coffee, preferring to keep those just as social occasions. Using a smartphone while interacting with others is bad manners in my house.
Agreed, I’ve long since stopped using my Apple Watch, thinking it surplus to requirements. I use my iPhone sparingly, I check my notifications when I have a spare moment, not necessarily when it pings me.
Agreed, I’ve long since stopped using my Apple Watch, thinking it surplus to requirements. I use my iPhone sparingly, I check my notifications when I have a spare moment, not necessarily when it pings me.
i feel more people on phone is " no need to sit in the same position for hours ". I mean like don't tie to yourself only on your desktop.