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Considering The Prevalence Of Smartphones, There Must Be Some Villages Where Most Of The Villagers Still Do Not Have Smartphones

I Had The Impression That Japan Was Behind India In IT, But I Don't Think That's True, At Least When It Comes To Travel

Looking At The Penetration Rate Of Smartphones, India's Penetration Rate Is Low For A Country That Is Considered An IT Powerhouse

As The Japanese Economy Shrank, It Seemed As If Things Not Directly Related To Life, Such As Museums Built During The Bubble Economy, Were Slowly Disappearing

I Wonder What A Photograph Taken Digitally Will Look Like Half A Century From Now

The Name Botero Matches The Style

Seeing Her Brother Looking At His Phone, Her Sister Was Envious

The Man Clutched His Cell Phone, Waiting To Be Contacted

As A Result Of The Long Time That Has Passed Since It Was Introduced, Tofu Looks Like A Locally Born Ingredient In Indonesia

The Woman Was Behind The Food Stall, Surfing The Web, Waiting For Customers To Arrive

Although It Seems Like Everyone Is Using A Smartphone, Indonesia's Smartphone Penetration Rate Is Only About 30% For The Country As A Whole

The Man Who Stood Still While People Were Busy Was Very Conspicuous Because He Was Doing Nothing

Once You Place Your Order, You'll Feel Like A Monk Until The Food Comes Out

Lion Dancers Celebrate Chinese New Year At A Shopping Mall In Jakarta

There Were Men Behind The Stalls, But They Were All Looking At Their Phones, And It Was Hard To Tell Whether They Were Working Or Resting

Pasar Baru, A Shopping Street In Jakarta's Little India, Had Many Apparel-related Stores

Smartphones Are Common In Jakarta, But The Man Was Using An Old Type Of Foldable Cell Phone

Buses On Hayam Wuruk Street Ran In A Bus Lane And Had A Platform In The Median

Ketoprak Is A Local Jakarta Food Made Of Rice Balls And Mixed With Bean Sprouts, Coconut Milk, And Chili Peppers

Perhaps Thick Neighborhoods Still Exist In Jakarta's Densely Populated Residential Areas

Indonesia, Which Has The Largest Number Of Islands In The World, Also Has The Largest Number Of Muslims In The World

Since The Widespread Use Of Smartphones, Everyday Life Is Also Being Captured On Video, Which Will Be A Valuable Source Of Information For Future Generations Of Historians

Chinese Group Tours Were Busy, And After Riding The Mae Klong Line For Only One Stop, They Quickly Got Off The Train And Transferred To A Bus

If You Think That The Water Buses That Run Along The Saen Seap Canal Have Stops On Both Sides Of The Canal, You're Mistaken

The Khlong Toei Market With Its Variety Of Foodstuffs May Also Be Boring For Young Girls

It Takes A Talent For Self-discipline To Spend Time In A Daze Without Looking At Your Phone In Your Spare Time

It's Considered A Rarity In Any Culture, But I Think The Chinese Love Of Gold Is Over The Top

Many People Make Speeches Here, But Not Many Show Interest In Them

Only The Driver Was On The Bus, A Passenger Bus With A Cargo Bed With Seats Attached To The Back Of The Motorcycle

The Food Stall With Its Many Bowls Was Crowded, Even Though It Was Not Time To Eat

New Bogyoke Aung San Market And Bogyoke Aung San Market Have Similar Names But Very Different Atmospheres

The Pedicab Driver Was Waiting For A Customer In His Car, Fiddling With His Phone

The Girls Were More Into Their Phones Than Visiting The Temple

This Chewing Tobacco-like Substance, Called Paan In India, Is Called Kun In Myanmar, And Many Men And Women Prefer It

When I Visited 8 Years Ago, Hardly Anyone Had A Cell Phone, Let Alone A Smart Phone, But Now Everyone Has A Smart Phone

The Name Tuk-tuk Comes From The Sound Of Its Engine

The Two-car Mae Klong Line Train Cars Were So Rickety That I Could Sit Anywhere In Any Seat I Wanted

Smartphone Penetration In Thailand Is 70%, Which Is Apparently Higher Than The Penetration Rate In Japan

The Residential Area Was Set Up Behind A Section Of The Krong Thuy Market Where Many Stores Were Located

Many Stores Selling Chinese Food In Chinatown Near Wat Mangkon Kamalawat