Smarter Handsets Aren’t Necessarily Better Phones: Report
August 7, 2012The dissonant implication of Pew’s findings is that powerful, expensive handsets are not necessarily serving as better phones
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The dissonant implication of Pew’s findings is that powerful, expensive handsets are not necessarily serving as better phones
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