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- Northern Caribbean University nursing student Anastacia Williams completed university work on an Android phone for more than two years.
- Even after the phone began falling apart, she held its screen together with an elastic band and continued studying.
For more than two years, Northern Caribbean University nursing student Anastacia Williams used an Android phone to complete her university assignments.
She relied on it to prepare PowerPoint presentations, work on Excel documents and type lengthy academic papers. When the phone began falling apart, Williams held the screen together with an elastic band and continued working.
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