Smartphones: Benefits and Drawbacks
Introduction
Smartphones are influencing the way we live our daily lives and interact with other human beings, even our friends and family. In a study Intersperience, the international consumer research specialist, has discovered the implausible amount to which the public are effectively saying: I AM MY SMARTPHONE, and the outcomes have extensive inferences for global brands and public rule makers. Some 90% of the population now have a mobile phone but almost half use a smartphone. Once almost exclusively the preserve of business users, these multi-functional mobile devices are now just as popular with teenagers and housewives thanks to the growth of the “app” download culture and the introduction of more aggressive pricing plans by phone companies.70% of people using smartphone say they would miss them if they could no longer use them where a only 20% say they are tired of being always existing for the reason that the better connectivity their handsets offer. As smartphone becomes global, the use of other electronic devices begins to disappear. Obviously, the use of landline phones has dropped. Other smartphone subscribers said they log on to their PC less also. Laptop usage is down but remains an important device. They are seen as the useful choice for online jobs, where smartphones are the emotional ones. The use of smartphones helps us to stay connected, keep in touch and get organised in business The benefits of having mobile access to the Internet can’t be over-emphasized. As well as keeping you connected to all social networks, a smartphone will allow you to use Internet search engine, shop online and let you know all the latest news and sports anywhere you are. With a smartphone you can receive and reply your emails. Whether you are in line at the bus station, at the airport, or at home, you will know you haven’t missed anything like email and news. Some smartphones allow you to view, edit and send attachments. Instant messaging
Smartphones are influencing the way we live our daily lives and interact with other human beings, even our friends and family. In a study Intersperience, the international consumer research specialist, has discovered the implausible amount to which the public are effectively saying: I AM MY SMARTPHONE, and the outcomes have extensive inferences for global brands and public rule makers. Some 90% of the population now have a mobile phone but almost half use a smartphone. Once almost exclusively the preserve of business users, these multi-functional mobile devices are now just as popular with teenagers and housewives thanks to the growth of the “app” download culture and the introduction of more aggressive pricing plans by phone companies.70% of people using smartphone say they would miss them if they could no longer use them where a only 20% say they are tired of being always existing for the reason that the better connectivity their handsets offer. As smartphone becomes global, the use of other electronic devices begins to disappear. Obviously, the use of landline phones has dropped. Other smartphone subscribers said they log on to their PC less also. Laptop usage is down but remains an important device. They are seen as the useful choice for online jobs, where smartphones are the emotional ones. The use of smartphones helps us to stay connected, keep in touch and get organised in business The benefits of having mobile access to the Internet can’t be over-emphasized. As well as keeping you connected to all social networks, a smartphone will allow you to use Internet search engine, shop online and let you know all the latest news and sports anywhere you are. With a smartphone you can receive and reply your emails. Whether you are in line at the bus station, at the airport, or at home, you will know you haven’t missed anything like email and news. Some smartphones allow you to view, edit and send attachments. Instant messaging
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