[intel] The news -- A recent Intel Corporation sponsored survey, conducted by Harris Interactive, confirmed what many already know: people's mobile etiquette is not what it should be.
The context --Results of the survey found that 9 out of 10 people are annoyed by some mobile behaviors, but only 38% actually admit to personal wrongdoing when it comes to texting in the company of others. The survey also identified top mobile etiquette offenses and strange places where people have been spotted using mobile devices.
Why it matters --With the introduction of netbooks, top performance laptops shrinking in size and the growing segment of 'ultra-thin' laptops at super affordable prices, it's not surprising that more and more people are taking their technology with them. However, it's important to remember to tech responsibly and mind one's mobile manners. Intel expert Genevieve Bell provides tips on the proper mobile etiquette.
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