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Posted on August 6, 2011 by LionHeart Communications

The HTC Flyer – Check out the official video

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← Are we slaves to our smartphones? Are we addicted? More than half of adults and two thirds of teenagers say they have used their smartphone while socialising with others. Nearly a quarter of adults and a third of teenagers have used them during mealtimes and over a fifth of adults admitted using or answering their handset in the bathroom.

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