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But if you think it is hard enough to keep up with e-mails and instant messages, keeping up with the Web (even your little slice of it) is much worse.

I still have to work, cook, wear shoes, keep up with e-mail and check in with my kids.

"In evenings and weekends, if I don't keep up with e-mail, I'm drowning," he said.

Web browsing was surprisingly affordable in many places; in Scandinavia, it was 49 cents a megabyte on Telestial, which was enough to keep up with e-mail, tweet regularly and use the occasional app or Google search.

The medium is also finding a foothold -- er, thumbhold -- among business people who find it an unobtrusive way to keep up with e-mail in meetings or on the go.

Fleury was surprised that his story became the top-selling non-fiction book in Canada; without help, he and his wife were unable to keep up with the mail they were receiving.

Those customers tend to be business users who need to keep up with the e-mail on their Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes e-mail, and the Blackberry product line is just one part of attracting those users.

"They can barely keep up with their e-mail correspondence".

Leisure travellers also like to keep up with their e-mail.

For them, failing to keep up with their e-mail is stressful.

"I can't even keep up with my voice mail anymore, and it's almost all people wanting to sell," Mr. Winderbaum said.