Smartphones have bridged the gap in the intellectual divide. Internet access is available to disadvantaged people. Young adults, minorities, low-income families, and those without college experience are more likely to access the Internet primarily via smartphones. Internet access does not discriminate. With the digital age, people have the opportunity to learn and access more information than ever before. Digital equity is the promotion of equitable access to technology and training in its use. Public schools, nonprofit organizations, low-income neighborhoods, rural areas, and uneducated individuals all participate in this mission. Technological access has had a profound effect on academic success and economic opportunity. With society's growing dependence on technology, there is greater demand. This demand drives increased supplies, efficient production and cheaper products. It is not just the user who adapts to the technology, but the technology is designed for the user. Companies understand that the more people use and understand their devices, the more profitable their business will become. Cheaper phones, cheaper computers mean easier access to the Internet, knowledge and