Como usamos nosso tempo
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O uso da Internet mais que quadruplicou nos últimos oito anos, de acordo com o estudo do Ericsson ConsumerLab. Porém, mesmo consumindo mais e mais tempo navegando na internet, seja com notebooks, smartphones ou tablets, seguimos passando bastante tempo com os amigos e com a família. E como ficamos nas redes sociais boa parte do tempo, estamos de fato nos tornando mais sociais.
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