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Published 17:00 29 Jun 2014 BST
Updated 16:50 29 Jun 2014 BST
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The first generation iPhone was released on this day seven years ago which got us thinking about what life would be like without a smartphone.
This is it...
We’d always lie in
Which also means we’d be late for EVERYTHING
In a selfie-less world
With lots of lost people
Who would actually have to speak to one another
There would be no interruptions at the dinner table
We would know what the world actually looks like
And we’d eat our food rather than take a picture of it
In other words, we'd be like this
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