Young New Yorkers Sleep With Their Computers For That “Information Edge”

The New York Times dove into the hyper connected world of 20 something with smartphones this weekend, returning with some

The New York Times dove into the hyper connected world of 20 something with smartphones this weekend, returning with some shocking revelations about the behavior of this new cyber culture. A few findings:

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People are always texting one another on their phones, even when they are out to dinner.

Checking in to venues. Passive aggressively emailing friends who are checking in when you are stuck at work.

To maintain an information edge, the digital youth keeps a device handy at all times. Spencer Lazar, founder of Spontaneously, sleeps with his smartphone, iPad and laptop in the bed. Read More

Young New Yorkers Sleep With Their Computers For That “Information Edge”