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Why Gen Z Prefers Multifunctional Gadgets Over Traditional Devices
TechnologyThe Tribune30 May, 05:45 pmAtlasHour
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Why Gen Z Prefers Multifunctional Gadgets Over Traditional Devices

New Delhi [India], May 30: Digital natives, or Generation Z or Gen Z, are tech-savvy humans who grew up in a world where the use of technology is a necessity rather than an option. Those born before Gen Z (1997 and 2012) adopted technology with varied levels of expertise. Gen Z experienced the evolution of smartphones and the advancement of artificial intelligence, and they assimilated the changes that the gadgets and technology industry brought in seamlessly to a large extent. This generation was born in an internet-ready ecosystem, and thus digital consumption and digital purchases were sewn into their lives.

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New Delhi [India], May 30: Digital natives, or Generation Z or Gen Z, are tech-savvy humans who grew up in a world where the use of technology is a necessity rather than an option.

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