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Redefining What It Means To Talk In The Age Of Smartphones : All Tech Considered : NPR
by thenewgreen

    Talking is a big part of who we are as humans: as families, as business partners — as a society. It's arguably one of the most powerful forms of expression, alongside writing and art. We use our voices to ask questions, to deliver bad news, to tell someone we love them.

    But the way we talk to each other is changing. The uniqueness of our voices is being drowned out by the pitter-patter of keyboards; we're always typing, texting, responding.

    But according to Aaron Smith, it's not a bad thing.