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Same for me as well, mostly. I got access to internet when I was in class 10th. And till class 9th, I had never seen what a smartphone looks like before my father bought one for him. And at time I only used internet for school projects. And at that time, playing 100-200 MB games felt like a huge moment, because before that I had only played miniclip games based on Adobe Flash, and the default windows games like Purple Place.
Same for me as well, mostly. I got access to internet when I was in class 10th. And till class 9th, I had never seen what a smartphone looks like before my father bought one for him. And at time I only used internet for school projects. And at that time, playing 100-200 MB games felt like a huge moment, because before that I had only played miniclip games based on Adobe Flash, and the default windows games like Purple Place.
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Man, all that stuff was at my barely-starting-to-remember stuff point. Purple Place was so weirdly fun to my little head. I had access to internet my entire life, but first smartphone was in 5th grade(although it being a smartphone was debatable). Always used computers in school for projects and so on, but didn't have one at home until 7th? grade? iirc? It's still so interesting to see the different perspectives for people because for me, it was there yeah, but even then it wasn't so ultra-ubiquitous as it is now, which. kinda really bothers me
the number of people in my life who get annoyed that my phone is constantly dead because i dont like using it and just dont charge it-
i probably should charge it more.....
Man, all that stuff was at my barely-starting-to-remember stuff point. Purple Place was so weirdly fun to my little head. I had access to internet my entire life, but first smartphone was in 5th grade(although it being a smartphone was debatable). Always used computers in school for projects and so on, but didn't have one at home until 7th? grade? iirc? It's still so interesting to see the different perspectives for people because for me, it was there yeah, but even then it wasn't so ultra-ubiquitous as it is now, which. kinda really bothers me
the number of people in my life who get annoyed that my phone is constantly dead because i dont like using it and just dont charge it-
i probably should charge it more.....
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I barely use my phone outside of needing it for work. I just went with a smartphone that has a long battery life, because charging it more than 2 times a week (depends on how many routes I have that week, but I've had weeks where I only need to charge it once) is way too much a hassle! =P
I didn't get a smartphone until my job forced me to as I was content with my like 10 year old Samsungbrick phone 
I barely use my phone outside of needing it for work. I just went with a smartphone that has a long battery life, because charging it more than 2 times a week (depends on how many routes I have that week, but I've had weeks where I only need to charge it once) is way too much a hassle! =P
I didn't get a smartphone until my job forced me to as I was content with my like 10 year old Samsung