Technology Is a Young Person's Game  In order to understand
what's coming, we need to realize that teens, interns, and the
young drive the future of technology. Lance Ulanoff  In the
world of technology, it doesn't really matter what you or I
think. It doesn't much matter what we prefer or our usage
habits. Sure, we care, but we're not the ones driving the
trends. In order to understand what's coming—the things that are
important and really matter in the world of technology—next
year, five years down the line, and even 15 years from now, we
have to look at our youngest generations. In fact, kids in
college right now are probably among the most important
technology users on the planet.  Recently, a 15-year-old intern
at Morgan Stanley caused a stir when she reported that teens
don't tweet, they text. They like Facebook because it lets them
reach a lot of people at once. They don't read newspapers
(unless, maybe, someone hands them a free copy of one). They
think online ads are useless but find viral marketing