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| Much is said about the “tech-savvy” generation. Kids raised with computers, cell phones, high-end video games, etc. But what, exactly, is tech-savvy? To me, that means having at least a working knowledge of the technology that drives the device, not just the ability to use the device. It seems to me that, for the most part, the so-called tech-savvy generation is a generation of tech consumers, not designers or creators. | Much is said about the “tech-savvy” generation. Kids raised with computers, cell phones, high-end video games, etc. But what, exactly, is tech-savvy? To me, that means having at least a working knowledge of the technology that drives the device, not just the ability to use the device. It seems to me that, for the most part, the so-called tech-savvy generation is a generation of tech consumers, not designers or creators. | ||