2010s

NaNsThe 2010s began January 1, 2010 and ended on December 31, 2019. The decade comes after the 2000s and before the 2020s, from 2010 to 2014 was the ascending bit (Starting bit) of this decade in 2015 it was the middle of the decade and from 2016 to 2019 was the descending bit (Ending bit) of this decade.

The 2010s were the first decade where smartphones became popular across the world, even though blackberries and flip phones were still more popular at the start of the decade from 2010 to 2013. The first iPad and Apple Watch were also released in the decade. The decade began with Barack Obama as president from 2008 (year from the 2000s decade) till 2016 and will end with the oldest president in U.S. history, Donald Trump in office from 2017-2020 (1st year of the 2020s decade). Social Media also became a lot more popular than it was in the 2000s, with Snapchat and Instagram being the place for everything for most of the decade. A lot people got rid of cablevision during the 2010s. The 2010s saw pop music dominating the first half of the decade, while hip-hop dominated the later half. We also saw the rise of EDM music around 2011/2012. Popular songs of the decade include, Radioactive by Imagine Dragons, Baby by Justin Bieber, Closer by The Chainsmokers, Rolling In The Deep by Adele, Shape Of You by Ed Sheeran, Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen, and Old Town Road by Lil Nas X.

Techhnology and Video Games of the '10s
During the 10s smart phone technology advanced rapidly. The Apple iPhone and Android platform created a large ecosystem of apps that could do everything from video phone calls, e-mail, to playing Candy Crush Saga. Computers also continued to get smaller with laptop computers becoming more popular than desktop computers. The devices used during the 10s were likely to be accessing the internet through WiFi instead of corded ethernet. Internet access became nearly ubiquitous in most places, and DSL was generally replaced by cable internet or fiber optics internet. The high speed internet gave rise to a proliferation of streaming services. Sales of CDs dropped off while people instead were accessing music from Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music and iTunes, and several other similar services. Video content also was streamed from Youtube, Netflix, and Amazon Prime. This resulted in it becoming common for people to cut the cord, which was meaning that Youtube or Netflix would be he replacement for cablevision.

Are you a '10s kid?
Did you ever gotten a tablet in the 10s? Did you ever play Candy Crush Saga or Township? Did your parent got rid of cablevision before you were started high school.

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