Hell Is Other Ipod Analysis
According to “Hell Is Other iPods: The Aural Loneliness of the Long Distance Shuffler”, the author, Casper Melville provides an issue about the dominance of the iPods in the worldwide society nowadays. The author accelerates the issues about how iPods influence our society today. In the article, Caspar Melville supposes that Apple’s products, impulse people’s craving when they see others around get one. IPod is a typical example that can illustrate this consideration. Indeed, the iPod has lots of attractive points toward people. It is beautifully designed, and convenient. Besides solving the various choices in taste of music among individuals, iPod also prevents people from suffering their dislike kinds of music. However, through the example of Andrea, Melville indicates that even though the iPod is attractive and popular, but also includes some objections for social communication. For my opinion, I think iPods have more positive effects than negative as result of using modern devices. These electronic products are a symbol of modern society and a manifestation of social development. They are widely used to improve and facilitate our quality of life, to promote social and economic progress, and accelerate the dissemination of information.
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These electronic products can make our life lively, and to help people be relaxed if they are tired and want to take rest of the world. Particularly, Andrea Kozek - one iPod user - says that "The iPod has changed my life”, she explains that when she need to block out the rest of the world, she turns it on. Furthermore, she chooses using an iPod instead of radio since she criticize the poor taste in radio station while her “My precious” iPod can resolve the problem. People now tend to spend loads of daily time with the iPod and become relying on iPod a
These electronic products can make our life lively, and to help people be relaxed if they are tired and want to take rest of the world. Particularly, Andrea Kozek - one iPod user - says that "The iPod has changed my life”, she explains that when she need to block out the rest of the world, she turns it on. Furthermore, she chooses using an iPod instead of radio since she criticize the poor taste in radio station while her “My precious” iPod can resolve the problem. People now tend to spend loads of daily time with the iPod and become relying on iPod a