Students can use their smartphone and listen to music while riding the bus via an application called Pandora (internet radio); which features thousands of songs from their favorite artists, or maintain personal connections via the social network Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook from his dorm room with roommates Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes while attending Harvard university. (Facebook) Zuckerberg created Facebook to meet the social cultural needs of his college classmates and their demand for a social network to stay connected with one another. The demand for Facebook continued to grow and eventually grew to 470 million users who also felt the urge to stay connected. The Facebook application helps to keep those connection growing every time someone down loads the application to their cell phone. Students are not the only ones who make use of their smartphones to meet their cultural needs. Businessmen and women alike use their Blackberry smartphones to Email, view calendar entries, keep track of business contacts, keep up-to-date memos, and complete financial transactions for work. Blackberry smartphones can also allow business employees to take their instant messaging and social networking out of the office by utilizing BlackBerry Messenger. (BlackBerry®) As noted above its