Techno freaks juggle for control over apps Confirmed Jugglers Skye House (left) and Lauren Grantley-Blake in Moore Park with an iPad and iPhone. IF you cannot step away from the remote control, the smartphone and the tablet, you may just be an entertainment obsessive. Just as music fans once defined their tribe by the genres they favoured - punk, dance, rock, pop - now technology addicts are being identified by how they interact with the cyber world and its infinite capacity to entertain. There is the Control Freak, the Been There Done That (BTDT), the Do Not Disturb, Juggler, Superfan, Oversharer, Outsourcer and Late Arrival, according to Sony. Clear Horizons cyber psychologist Andrew Campbell said while the labels might be arbitrary, the behaviours they described were real. "We went from the 1950s family sitting around watching the TV show we all liked to this obsession with media and technology," he said. We have to have our gadgets with us at all times. Most students I surveyed would rather leave their wallet at home than their phone because being connected is more important than anything else. While he said the entertainment obsessive types were "a bit of fun," there was no doubt overuse of technology was affecting sleeping and eating habits Like most of their 18-year-old peers, Lauren Grantley-Blake and Skye House believe they are Jugglers. "I seem to always do a few things at once," Ms House said. " I never seem to just sit and watch a movie, or just sit and do something, I have to do it all at once. I don't have the attention to just sit there, or to sit still, out of habit. Ms Grantley-Blake agreed. "I seem to check my phone every half an hour because I feel like I need to," she said. It annoys me if I don't, it gets to me. And when I'm watching TV, I'm always on my phone or on my laptop at the same time. That YouTube clip? Shared it. Latest game? Owned it. New TV show? You should read the books, the BTDT has. The BTDT is a serial spoiler. DO NOT DISTURB Entertainment's elite escape artist. With eyes wide open in the cinema yet closed at a concert. The DND is an immersion junkie, demanding total silence, shushing others without remorse. JUGGLER Engages on multiple platforms at once, flitting with ease between multiple screens and terrestrial duties. Punching away on the phone during meetings, sporting fixtures and TV shows, they are never truly alone as long as they have their phone. SUPER FAN The Super Fan knows the gossip. The Super Fan saw the director's cut, created a fan page and is active on it. The Super Fan is wearing their favourite band's T-shirt - right now. OVERSHARER Wants you to share in every moment of their fabulous life. They checked in at a movie with their BFF then uploaded video footage from their phone. The Oversharer's breakfast cereal was amazing - see the before and after shot. LATE ARRIVAL The Late Arrival just Rickrolled you - seven years after your first Rickrolling. They believe the 7.30 Report can only be seen at 7.30. The Late Arrival just tweeted: "It's like Facebook updates but you use less characters." OUTSOURCER What others call laziness, timepoor Outsourcer calls efficient, lurking behind multiple social media profiles ready to pounce on recommendations and share content. The Outsourcer wants you to do the work for them. CONTROL FREAK This entertainment purist dominates the remote control. Going to a movie? They have already decided what to see. If they're on the phone there's a good chance they're untagging photos, regulating their online image. Nominate which tribe you are at facebook.com/sonyaustralia