Emerging Technologies
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The document discusses Heather Flowers' opinions on various emerging technologies. She likes Facebook for keeping in touch with family and sharing photos, and Flickr for sharing nature photos. She finds YouTube useful for entertainment and keeping her son occupied on trips. Google is useful for research due to its wide range of information sources. Google Translate is convenient for translating information into different languages. She dislikes Twitter, Wikipedia, Meetup, Blogger, and shopping on Amazon due to privacy/security concerns and a preference for in-person interaction.
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