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    Cell phone dependence ‘just as real as substance addiction’ Cell phone and instant messaging addictions are similar to compulsive buying or substance addiction and are driven by materialism and impulsiveness‚ says a Baylor University study in the Journal of Behavioral Addictions. The data emerged from a self-report survey of 191 college undergraduates to measure materialism‚ impulsiveness‚ and mobile phone and instant messaging addiction (MPA and IMA). In the study‚ impulsivity was shown to increase

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    technology gadgets is necessary for a student especially university student. Supporting Sentence: * Different gadgets have different functions. Supporting Detail: * Every kind of gadgets has their own specific functions. * Example: laptop and smartphone have Microsoft Office application-but laptop can do more hard and detail work in the application than smartphone. * Example: smartphone have been specifying it function for calling and messaging although other gadget such as laptop

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    If you Google “gadget addiction” you will find scores of articles about the modern addiction to gadgets. This addiction extends to social media‚ the news and online gaming. In one article a woman dumped her boyfriend because he refused to have a Facebook account. Something has gone terribly wrong since technology rather than be liberating has enslaved human beings. Smart phones are supposed to be tools to help process and communicate information‚ but they have now become objects that entrap‚

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    Symbian OS is designed for the mobile phone environment. It addresses constraints of mobile phones by providing a framework to handle low memory situations‚ a power management model‚ and a rich software layer implementing industry standards for communications‚ telephony and data rendering. Even with these abundant features‚ Symbian OS puts no constraints on the integration of other peripheral hardware. This flexibility allows handset manufacturers to pursue innovative and original designs. Symbian

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    Over-dependence on technology The reliance on technology is expected and necessary because the technology is designed to be a flexible tool supporting work activities. This reliance is expected and necessary if the technology is to realize the potential for which it is designed. This fundamentally differs from over dependence on technology‚ in which those using technological innovations no longer treat them as flexible tools to support work activities‚ but instead make incorrect assumptions

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    Dependence What merit is there in suicide? The prospect of death is that you no longer need live. And the life that Cornelia no longer needed to live was that of senility‚ belligerence‚ and unreliability – a dark reflection of the same aunt she both scorned and yearned for. Perhaps she didn’t want to be another Shelley‚ not that she’d be able to be anything anymore. Cornelia ran away from her fear of growing old and dependent. And with it‚ she took every right she had to be depended on as well

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    A STUDY ABOUT HOW GADGETS AFFECTS THE STUDIES OF 4TH YEAR HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS OF LITTLE JESUS LEARNING CENTER CHAPTER I INTODUCTION PROBLEM AND ITS BACKROUND For centuries‚ men have unceasingly searched for new discoveries and with those new discoveries come forth new technology. Today‚ the search is long from over despite the fact that there is a wide and fascinating array of gadgets available in the market. Some of these gadgets are portable music players. The evolution of which we

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    resources from information‚ education‚ and entertainment to social interaction. The same are shaping social attitude in dealing with each other. (Gross‚ 2009:68) The reformed digital cultures and multi resources of communications have severe effects on human beings especially on children; who have the immediate capacity of learning. Technologies usability among youngsters and adolescent such as TV‚ Internet‚ mobile phones is common particularly in developed countries. (Kress‚ 2003) As David Buckingham

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    background‚ statement of problem‚ purpose of the study‚ objectives of the study‚ research questions‚ significance of the study‚ scope of study and limitation of the study. 1.1 Background of the Study Technology in education can be defined as an electronic network for finding‚ collecting‚ storing‚ processing‚ transporting and conveying information effectively‚ rapidly and many (Ahmad Fuad Othman‚ 2003). Technology education is one area related to facilitating student learning and interest in the implementation

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    An alcoholic is a man or a woman who suffers from alcoholism - they have a distinct physical desire to consume alcohol beyond their capacity to control it‚ regardless of all rules of common sense. According to Alcoholics Anonymous UK‚ who say they have no unique definition for alcoholism‚ it may be described as a physical compulsion‚ together with a mental obsession. Apart from having an enormous craving for alcohol‚ an alcoholic often yields to that craving at the worst possible times. The alcoholic

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