ha! i agree that it is pretty real. when i took bus on my way to school, one of my favorite thing was observing what other people were doing. i noticed most of them were texting and playing their i-touch. The first time when i took RTS, my impression about Americans are most of them are technology slaves.
My 6-year-old likes to watch a show on Nickelodeon called iCarly, which is about a girl who has a popular webcast. This clip reminded me of a recent episode where she's sending text messages using only her toes. Think of all the time I could save if I could do that while typing on my laptop!
After we talked about the shoes video and the effects of a small and underproduced video that effects video culture, I remembered watching this. Pork and Beans How many meme's can you name? Note: sorry the embedded function was disabled, so had to post link.
I watched a Korean TV series in this summer, and surprisingly found that the leading actor used a cell phone with a build-in projector. It's a cool gadget and very useful if we wanna show videos and images in our phone to a group of friends. What's even cooler is a mid-air projector which I knew from Mr. Brain, a Japanese drama. Images can be shown on a layer of mist. Unbelievable!
ha! i agree that it is pretty real. when i took bus on my way to school, one of my favorite thing was observing what other people were doing. i noticed most of them were texting and playing their i-touch. The first time when i took RTS, my impression about Americans are most of them are technology slaves.
ReplyDeleteMy 6-year-old likes to watch a show on Nickelodeon called iCarly, which is about a girl who has a popular webcast. This clip reminded me of a recent episode where she's sending text messages using only her toes. Think of all the time I could save if I could do that while typing on my laptop!
ReplyDeletei don't like living in this way. I will feel like i am going to be killed by surrouned radiation.
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