I chose the graduating years 2004 and 2014 as years to compare, so the years the data was collected were 2000 and 2010. In 2000, people didn't rent phones from a phone company they bought them and they didn't "ring" as they used to. However, in 2010, entering freshman had never had a coil-wired phone as before, they owned wireless, cordless, or hidden wire phones. In 2000, coverage of important news and events like congress, weather reports, and rock videos was always round the clock and those entering college have never been without it that way. Whereas, in 2010, the freshman had never lived in a world consisting of only 3 main TV stations. This proves how something that was seen as innovative of the time, ten years later could be more outdated then previously realized. Ten years from 2010, the graduating class of 2024 will be entering college and will live in a world where there are phones thinner than paper that won't require plug-in charging and over 10,000 TV channels.