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The current “unplug” movement wants you to put down the smartphone and other devices.
現在的不充電運動提倡人們放下智能手機及其它電子設備。
And it makes two major points worth considering.
而且這一運動提出的2個主要觀點值得人們深思。
First:spend less time sharing pictures and video of what's going on around you and more time enjoying the events themselves.
首先是少花時間發布照片、視頻分享自己身邊的事，多花點時間享受事件本身。
Second, and more important: spend less time using your gadgets in ways that annoy the people around you.
其次也是至關重要的一點：少花點時間使用智能設備做令身邊人討厭的事。
Concerts are a particular focus here, although this idea could also apply to people texting in an otherwise dark movie theater.
上面的2點對于音樂會尤為適合，當然同樣也適用于那些在漆黑一片電影院里發短信的人。
Comedian Demetri Martin has a joke about watching his favorite band…through the smartphone screen of the person in front of him.
喜劇演員迪米特利馬丁曾講過一個笑話：他欣賞著最愛樂隊的表演，但卻是通過前面人的智能手機屏幕觀看。
A company called Yondr offers one way to get people to unplug during live performances.
一家名為雅德的公司提供了一種能夠使人們在演出現場放下智能手機的辦法。
They sell a locking smartphone case that some venues in California use.
他們所賣的這種帶鎖的箱子已經在加利福尼亞的一些場館投入使用。
Put your device in the case when you enter the club, and you can't snap photos, take video, tweet or check e-mail unless you go to a designated area where the host can unlock it.
當你進入會場時把電子產品放到這個箱子里，這樣你就不能再拍照、拍視頻，發推特或查收郵件。而只有當你去到指定區域，才會有專人為你開鎖。
Peter Frampton would approve.
彼得福蘭普頓肯定會大加贊賞這個點子。
The musician recently caused a minor stir by tossing a fan's phone away during a concert.
因為這位音樂家最近在一場音樂會中將粉絲的一部手機扔掉引發了一場小規模轟動。
He'd be happy to know that, based on a YouTube search, nobody else at the show appears to have recorded the gadget-throwing incident using their smartphone.
而他要是得知知名搜索數據顯示那次音樂會沒有人使用智能手機錄下他的壯舉后應該很高興。
