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Track 8 .11
We're back again. Now, let's contact a few of our listeners.
Hi there, my name is Beth.
I'm 45 years old, so from my age, you can say that I was not born into the information age.
When I bought my first computer and my first smartphone, it was very hard for me to do even the simplest tasks.
It took me a long time to save, download or upload files, send emails or write text messages on my computer and smartphone.
I like my computer better than my smartphone because the screen of the computer is bigger than that of the smartphone.
Therefore, I can easily read my messages and emails.
Facebook is my favorite social media platform. It is easy to check what others have shared.
My kids are living abroad. When I miss them, I also look at their photos on Facebook.
I'm 25 years old. I can call myself a digital native.
I bought my first computer and my first smartphone 10 years ago.
I love all technological devices, but my smartphone is my favorite.
I cannot imagine a life without it. My smartphone connects me to the world.
I think I also have a strong bond with Twitter. I can easily learn about the news at home and around the world via Twitter.
Twitter keeps me up to date, so I love it very much.
Hello, I'm Grace. I was born into the digital age in 2000. I've had computers, tablets and smartphones since I was 3.
Before I started primary school, I remember entering my password, logging in, surfing the net, playing games and taking pictures with my mother's tablet.
It is easy to use and light enough to carry everywhere. I can even do research for my assignments and save my files.
Therefore, I like my tablet better than other devices.
Besides, I prefer Pinterest as a social media platform because it improves my creativity.
Many people like me share their creative pictures and thoughts there.
Moreover, I can find many do -it -yourself projects which I can pin, save or copy.
Thank you for participating in our program.
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