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The world is constantly evolving and technology is rapidly advancing and changing how we do things. Just think back to what technology was like before the Internet, cell phones or navigation, it’s hard to think how we managed to get around and meet up with friends.

Though we remember life before our modern high-tech world, babies born in 2011 won’t remember much — if anything — about the technology we grew accustomed to before having Google.

The technology most of us had available growing up is quickly becoming a thing of the past in this high-tech world, and soon most of these things will (or already have) become obsolete. Babies born this year might not ever know about the daily newspaper or going to Blockbuster to rent a movie…

• Video tape
• Travel agents
• Books, magazines and newspapers
• Movie rental stores
• Watches
• Paper maps
• Landline phones
• Long distance phone calls
• Newspaper classifieds
• Dial-up Internet
• Encyclopedias
• CDs
• The evening news
• Film cameras
• Yellow and white pages
• Catalogs
• Fax machines
• Hand-written letters

[Source: Yahoo]