Apple’s HomeView Is the Best Smart Display Yet — but You Still May Not Need It
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The written word has all but lost the scratching sound of pencil hitting paper — replaced by the tap of fingers against keyboards and dialpads. But for every BlackBerry purchased and note scribbled on a virtual “Stickies” application, there are consumers shunning the electronic overhaul in favor of simple paper-and-pen notetaking. Lucky for those traditionalists, there are plenty of beautifully bound 2008 date books and diaries on the market.
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|The written word has all but lost the scratching sound of pencil hitting paper — replaced by the tap of fingers against keyboards and dialpads. But for every BlackBerry purchased and note scribbled on a virtual “Stickies” application, there are consumers shunning the electronic overhaul in favor of simple paper-and-pen notetaking. Lucky for those traditionalists, there are plenty of beautifully bound 2008 date books and diaries on the market.
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