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Always On: How the iPhone Unlocked the Anything-Anytime-Anywhere Future--and Locked Us In (Paperback)
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Description
An intriguing, definitive analysis of technology's current "all-in-one" revolution, and a serious reflection on the social implications of an "always on" society.
About the Author
Former associate editor for Macworld magazine, Brian X. Chen currently writes for Wired.com, where his regular column on Apple is followed by millions of readers. He lives in San Francisco.







