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Synopsis: Ict: Gadget:

G#1v 6946 Gadget 0#2#gadget Gadget G#1v 6947 High-tech 0#2#high tech High-tech

G#1v 7844 Human computer interaction G#2v 7845 Human computer 0#3#human computer Human computer G#2v 7846 Human computer interaction

gadget, especially as mobile technologies in particular have become almost ubiquitous over the last five years with the phenomenal take-up

Gadget, Concept or Mobilising Idea?;www. cccg umontreal. ca. It is defined as †a hybrid,

consumer gadgets that executives and employees are already bringing to work such as tablets and smartphones.

You Are Not a Gadget. New york: Vintage Books Random House The Global Information technology Report 2014 xvii

You Are Not a Gadget. New york: Vintage Books Random House Parry, M. 2012. â€oecollege Degrees, Designed by the Numbers. †The

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