What is the Digital Culture?

I look at the question and I am still not sure what the answer should be, since I think I have no clue about what the digital culture really is. I admit that I am not a big fan of computers and the internet. Whenever I use any of them I do it because I have to do it, not because I feel like using them. The digital culture to me does not mean much; although I understand that to other people it has priority. The digital culture, meaning computers, iPods, cameras and all electronics have definitely have changed the world. Now if someone wants to take a picture and can just take it and print it as in seconds depending if who want to print it owns a printer. They no longer have to wait days or even hours to have them printed. boom boxes or stereos are now rarely seen because people have switched to iPods and nobody goes to the store to buy CDs they just buy them on the internet from the iTunes store. The internet and computers are what changed the world and made it become more internet depending. People now depend on comoputers at least a big portion of the world's population. Teachers and students depend on the internet and the coputers to get their job done. I personally dislike computers because I tend to feel tired of sitting on a chair with a screen in front of me, but I have to say they that the internet and computers make things easier.