They've helped coaches perform CPR on breathless athletes. They remind pharmacists in sub-Saharan Africa to order more retroviral drugs for HIV patients, and their pocket-sized storage capacity dwarfs bulky filing cabinets. Smart phones have revolutionized the way we live and their capabilities appear restricted only by the limits of our imaginations.
Technology has changed the way Nebraskans and Mainers stay in touch, do business, and feed the world. The best ideas have always come from a couple of guys working out of a garage, or a young woman with a breakout business model. That's the genius of America.
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