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Old 08-18-2012, 12:29 PM   #10
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I am a voracious reader and I speed read. Reading is something I do everyday.

Personally I think smart phones, tablets and ereaders all help reading. The more methods we have to read, the better.

While I don't think it will turn non-readers into readers, most people have a mobile phone with them when they won't have a paperback. So they have the capability of reading anywhere anytime.

I use my smart phone to catch up on news while I am in waiting rooms or waiting for my wife or to sometimes read a bit more in a book I am reading.

I don't believe smart phones or tablets are a distraction from reading. Yes, the phone could ring with a call, but if that happened while I was reading a paperback, I would likely answer the phone as well. So no difference.

As for email and other notifications, I have those turned off. I am in charge of my devices, they don't rule me. (just kidding SmartPhone Overlord...)
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