Smartphone, the Internet-enabled device incorporated with computer applications and software, has become an inevitable part of life. Because of its portability and user-friendly nature, this device has attracted more and more people. According to Statista (2020), 3.5 billion people in the world use smartphone, which translates to 45.04% of the worldâs population. Smartphone helps people to work, study, acquire or share information. It also helps people to maintain social relationships and enjoy leisure activities. Education is another field, which benefits...
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Today technology makes our life easier than past. And smartphones are one of them. A smartphone is multitasking device. Itâs normally used to communicate with friends, relative and colleagues. Nowadays more than half of the teenager aged between 13 to 19 uses smartphones, not to just call their parents but also to listen music and do lot of stuff. No wonder, smartphones are very useful and become important part of our daily life, but they have a great negative impact...
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âWhy donât you ever put that phone down?â, âSmartphones are ruining your generationâ, âWhy are you constantly on that thing?â. These are just a couple of things that I hear from my mom on a daily basis, complaining about how me and my generation are addicted to our phones. There is no shortage of adults that scold younger people about their phone usage. Yet anytime I am out in public everyone I see is glued to their screen, regardless of...
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The overuse of smartphones may cause teenagers to have symptoms of depression anxiety, and emotional problems. Both Twenge and Campbell (2018) and Jensen et al. (2019) argue that the more screen time youngsters have, the more likely they have depression symptoms. According to Twenge and Campbell (2018), the risk of adolescents getting depression increases with screen use while Jensen et al. (2019) state that higher average depressive symptoms in teenagers are reported when the screen time for creating content is...
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The introduction of smartphones has been proven beneficial in many aspects, tremendously changing our lives. It allows us to gain access to virtually âanythingâ we could ever need such as entertainment, a camera, music, communication and web surfing. However, this access to just about âanythingâ is short-lived. Notwithstanding the fact of convenience, one thing that smartphones cannot provide is support for our mental health. Although the introduction of the smartphone has brought about an undeniable amount of benefits, it cannot...
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Ring, Ring! The never-ending sound of your cell phone ringing. According to Pew Research Center, about three quarters of Americans own a smartphone. A prediction of the growing use of smartphones was made by the author of âFahrenheit 451â. Although smartphones have become very popular and effective, they have negatively affected our society in many ways. Smartphones have affected society by limiting our ability to communicate face-to-face and empathize with people, affecting sleep patterns and health, and creating a new...
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Introduction Centuries ago, when peopleâs perception of mental illness was bad, people who were mentally sick, and their families used to send them to places that refine people with mental illness without treating them. However, today, people care about mental health and do research on mental health treatment to find better ways to cure mental disorders. If someone has a mental disorder, he or she can receive a diagnosis from a psychiatrist. Moreover, technology develops over time, and technology development...
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âPresent knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge.â Discuss this claim with reference to two areas of knowledge. This essay will explore whether present knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge. Throughout this essay, I will focus on how History and The Human Sciences link to the question based on historical development as the key knowledge framework. This knowledge claim assumes that our knowledge in the present cannot exist without past knowledge indicating that what we know in the present...
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Have you ever thought about what your smartphone has done to you? Smartphones are addictive, and a popular technology commonly used by most of the population. In the article âHave Smartphones Destroyed a Generationâ, Jean Twenge discusses how smartphones are causing troubling issues among the new generation. Twenge, in fact, gives insight to the readers of her article by giving many examples of the issues that come along with the smartphone. Twenge's main point of her article is to get...
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Do you know when is a good age to start having a cell phone? According to the latest research, on average, a child gets his or her first smartphone gets his or her first smartphone at 10.3 years old. That same study shows that by age 12, a full 50 percent of children have social media accounts ¨says, Bill Gates.¨ His kids, now 20, 17, and 14 weren't allowed to have smartphones until they were high school age. How much...
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It is your best friend. You keep it in your hand, pocket, with you at school and you are using it at home. The first thing you do when you wake up in the morning is look at it. Before we go to bed we use it and we can't go a day without it. This is obviously our cell phones. A person will spend over 4 hours each day on their phone. This materialistic object is like our best...
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Apple just became the first American public company to cross $1 trillion in value. Appleâs core product, the iPhone, has ranked amongst the top five smartphone vendors in the world since 2009. It was January 9 2007 when Steve Jobs took to the stage of the Moscone Center in San Francisco to announce the arrival of the iPhone, which went on sale on June 29 of the same year. Since then apple has made 19 different iPhone modules. The progress...
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The feeling of leaving your cell phone behind at home is one of the most terrorizing experiences because without our cell phones we feel lost and hopeless. Cell phones are one of the most popular devices that has shown evolutionary remarks throughout the world. Cell phones started out being huge then turned into minimal sizes, but now they are even bigger and better than before. Cell phones, otherwise known as smartphones now are owned by many in the world. Smartphones...
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Smartphones have become one of the most central parts of our lives due to mobile apps development. Technology growth had made our lives busier so it is difficult for us to be organized while multitasking. The growth of mobile apps had made our day-to-day life easier and well organized. Starting from entertainment to business, everything became more compact, accessible and less time consuming with the help of apps. People can download any apps from Google Play Store. There are many...
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I have been a volunteer at this community service, Pertiwi Soup Kitchen, which is giving food and drinks or providing health services to the homeless in two places. Before I went to the community service, I found information and know exactly what I will do in this place, such as bringing children to take their food and drinks and issue biscuits and drinks to the homeless. Going through this community service led by Datuk Munirah has let me improve my...
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iPhone and Android implement their capabilities very differently, and there are some surprising variances between the two. You can download thousands of free programs for your Android phone. When an Android app crashes, a user may quickly look up the issue number and learn how to fix it online. iPhone users may have to wait for a bug repair or delete the offending app until the maker releases a fix. Unlike iOS, which is a âclosedâ system that is difficult...
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Introduction We live now in era where almost everything comes down with a smart phone, from a common activity such as communication until now, we can even order a cab or taxi from our phone. It almost impossible to see persons not having a smartphone or even use the old-type phone. No wonder, ever since the industrial revolution 4.0 or even the starting point of millennial era now a smartphone becomes a primary need for everyone. The fact is that...
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Was life better before smartphones? What was daily life before almost everyone had smartphones? First smartphones were invented in 1992. There are several differences between life before and after smartphones, they also have some similarities. Speaking of similarities, the first thing to note is that people could make calls before smartphones were invented. They used other kind of things to communicate each. For example, people made use of radio wave phone, rotary telephone and telegraph. All of these phones still...
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Smartphones are objects found in oneâs everyday life and utilized for various reasons. It has become one of societyâs technological advances, which has significantly changed the lives of those individuals who own one, myself included. If you own a smartphone, you find yourself bringing it with you everywhere you go; whether it may be school, work, gym, or simply places where you find leisure, smartphones are the one object that youâre accompanied by. Individuals can be seen to be physically...
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On every street and on every corner you can see people focused on their phones. Because you can use it anytime, anywhere, the use of phones has skyrocketed as technology has improved. Speaking about the field of education and the impact of smartphones on students, it should be noted that this technical achievement has both advantages and disadvantages. This essay is devoted to this topic. For education, smartphones help students to learn information and have access to educational videos and...
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