The hardest way to keep up with technology is to wait until everything has changed at once. That’s the trap many people fall into. A phone lasts, so why replace it? The television still turns on, so why learn a new one? The laptop is familiar, so why move to something newer? It sounds sensible. For a while, it is. Then one day you need a new phone after ten years, and suddenly nothing feels familiar. The buttons have moved. The charger is different. The apps look strange. The

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