Introduction With every passing day, technology is overtaking our daily lives. The phone, computer, tablet and other high tech devices have become not just an object, but for many others a best friend. Especially, it relates to the new generation who is familiar with such conceptions as mobile network, touch screen, apps, 3g or 4g Internet from their childhood. We rely on it during all our live from saying "I love you" to breaking up, from checking bank balances to investing, from sharing photos with your followers to creating private gallery. We can carry out plenty of tasks, right from the palm of our hand. Indubitably, it is remarkable achievement for the entire world. However, if somebody suddenly lose his phone, even for …show more content…
That is why to find secondary data which relate to the question was not very complicated. In this section the debate of the smartphone’s effect on people’s life will use the thoughts and arguments advanced by various scholars to help in understanding and drawing informed conclusions. Sherry Turkle, expert in the field of new technologies and professor at the Technical University of Massachusetts, said that it’s clear that smartphones have changed our lives dramatically (Price, 2011). From the article of Michael Price about Sherry Turkle’s book “Alone together” (Price, 2011), we can see how she note that our new ability to send anybody message from elsewhere makes our behavior more antisocial. She also says “Teens tell me that they would rather text than talk…They say a phone call reveals too much, that actual conversations do not give them enough control over what they want to say.” Therefore, according to her words smartphones and other gadgets cause isolation process of consciousness of the youngsters just as the desire to use it more often. Jumio 's Mobile Consumer Habits Study (Knight, 2013) hints on the fact that smartphones have not just …show more content…
In addition, 17% of men looks positively to answer call during the sex against only 5% of women. Conclusion This study has investigated influence of smartphones in Ability Tower on young people’s lives. It has used both primary and secondary data to come up with a comprehensive finding. Nevertheless, that majority of participants satisfied with their current phone, we can see how companies who produce smartphones make their customers desire to buy new model of their brand even if they do not really need it at the moment. The same with mobile applications. Secondly, it has been therefore established that the majority of smartphone users doesn’t know any disease that relate to it, especially about the possibility to get cancer due to prolonged (over 10 years) using of their mobile devices. And finally it has been therefore established that addiction from the using phone is exists and spreads around the world with every passing day through new
Technology has always been at the forefront of the world’s mind, for as long as anyone can remember. The idea of “advancing” has been a consistent goal among developers. However, recently the invention of smartphones broke out into the world of technology, causing millions of people to become encapsulated in a world of knowledge at their fingertips. Jean Twenge elaborates on the impacts of the smartphone on the younger generation in her article “Has the Smartphone Destroyed a Generation?” Twenge’s article is just a sliver of the analysis that she presents in her book “IGen.” Twenge, a professor of psychology at San
Doctor Jean Twenge is an American psychologist who published an article for The Atlantic titled “Has the Smartphone Destroyed a Generation?” in September 2017. The purpose of Twenge’s article is to emphasize the growing burden of smartphones in our current society. She argues that teenagers are completely relying on smartphones in order to have a social life which in return is crippling their generation. Twenge effectively uses rhetorical devices in order to draw attention to the impact of smartphones on a specific generation.
Ask anyone to name a few necessities that humans need to live in this world, and they’ll probably start to name items such as food, water, and shelter. Those who are a bit more bold might say a smart phone, computers, or even a TV. Are they wrong? It could be easily argued that they are correct in saying that those things are now important to have in day-to-day life. Phones and other technological advances are no longer a luxury for the privileged; they have become a necessity in today’s society.
A common theme is taking place where as people feel that cell phones are starting to take over others daily lives. Many people go through their day to day lives not even relizing how often they are on their cell phones. In the article, “Our Cell Phones, Ourselves” the author Christine Rosen talks about how cell phones are starting to become a necessity in every way towards peoples lives. Rosen talks about both the good and bad effects of cell phones and how they have changed the way in which we work our daily life. Although I think cell phones can be necissary, the constant need for use could be the beginning of how cell phones will take over our every day lives.
The cell phone is a great thing. Did you know that about 90% of the population owns a cell phone(Madrigal, Alexis C)? Our society is affected greatly by the use of cellphones in such ways as; sleep deprivation, communication, and Distraction. There are many things that the cell phone is good for but there are just as many negatives that come from them, if not there are more. The number of people who own cell phones has gone up about 27% since year 2004(Madrigal, Alexis C).
Clearly, smartphones can make a lot of things easier in some way; however, "they are the source of gross distraction and rude behavior". This claim is stated directly from the article. Dan Kadlec uses many figures and sources such as ACI Worldwide and Aite Group, Lookout study to demonstrate a large number of people using mobile phones at the moment. Moreover, these data also present smart-phones owner concern and the rude impact that smartphones influence human. Clearly, 94% smartphone owners worry about losing their phones, but only 6% worry about "security issues related to their smart phone 's access to financial accounts". In addition, the frequency of checking and using the phones is fairly high, and people almost use their phones in every case, such as while in bed, on the toilet, during a meal and even during religious service. I think I can use the information in this article to write about the influence and negative effects of using smartphones in our lives.
With improvements in technology, it is no surprise that people everywhere are connected with each other all over the world. The newest technologies of today are only continuing to improve, as they are becoming more widespread every day. Smartphones, which are a broad part of this technological craze, are sweeping the nation into the hands of teenagers today, many preferring to use them instead of socializing with people face to face. These improvements, however, come with consequences. Smartphones are destroying a generation by causing the teenagers today to be more stressed, anxious, and depressed.
It is interesting to note that an article written in 2003 discussed text messaging as a young adult phenomenon. It addressed the difficulty of older fingers using tiny keyboards (Lacoheé 206). Things have changed. Text messaging is used by young and old alike today. Interestingly, other predictions in the article, which was written over ten years ago, still haven’t happened yet such as video tattoos and smart make-up and perfume (Lacoheé 209).What is clear is that we are living in a world that is ever-changing and with those changes come implications for how we behave as individuals and as a society. Does cell-phone enabled easy access to information on the internet hinder our quest for knowledge or enhance it? In our schools, does it make our students lazy or more efficient? Does our ability to bury ourselves in our phones enhance our communication with each other or isolate ourselves from each other? Whether we consider our “advances” in mobile technology as steps forward or steps back still remains to be
Despite the short amount of time since the introduction of the smartphone, the rapid development of the software and technology has had a tremendous effect on the everyday life in society today. The concept of communicating through a telephone was developed in the 1870s. Devices to transmit speech electrically were designed by Elisha Gray and Alexander Graham Bell, but Bell's design was patented first. On March 10, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell achieved one of his greatest successes in the making of the telephone. This brought upon a major change in communication and gave leeway to the improvement of the telephone in the days to come (Bellis, 2013b). During the 20th century there were many innovations regarding the telephone. In 1973, the first call from a portable phone was made Martin Cooper, who was a Motorola researcher and executive at the time. Since its inception, the advancement of cell phones has been exponential (Bellis, 2013a). As a result, cell phones have changed how society works in today's world. Many people lack the insight of how cell phones, or in this case, smart phones, affect the people that use them. So the question is, how is the evolution of smart phones impacting our society?
...r phones update our minds suffer another loss. People are slowly losing their independence to think for themselves and the ability to rely on their own intelligence instead of a computer`s. When this happens, it can endanger the proper development of the personality and hamper the social relationships needed for life together in society. The more we succumb towards technology, the less personality we are capable of retaining. It`s come to the point that the smaller our devices get, the smaller our brains get as well. Technology has vastly improved over just a short amount of time, and societies` dependence on it is strengthened more and more with every day that passes. Yes, it makes life "easier", but the easy way out isn`t always the best way. People don`t just depend on their technology for help anymore. It has come to the point where they depend on it to survive.
In America today, owning a mobile phone is not only common, it has become the absolute normative. In fact, they are so popular that over 90% of American adults own a mobile phone, among which the vast majority own a Smartphone (Smith). Unlike their predecessor, Smartphones are not limited to simply voice based communication. They are instead a wealth of limitless information and entertainment, available all at one’s fingertips. While all of this is extremely convenient, they are also a source of distraction which is leading to more than just rude behavior; it is beginning to have an effect on the physical safety and mental health of children. Among these Smartphone users, many are the parents of young children. However, even with this enormous responsibility, there is seemingly no reduction in the number of daily hours spent on their Smartphones texting, emailing or browsing online (Smith). For many parents, the belief is that they are capable of multitask, using their Smartphone and still providing ample care for their children. The truth is though, these actions are leading to distracted and disengaged parenting and the danger it causes to children could be more than just emotionally damaging, they could be deadly.
...dvances in technology, the smartphone manages to stay stationary as one of the more popular devices of modern day culture.
In today’s world the vast majority of the population owns a cell phone. Cell phones are a huge part of people’s everyday lives. Since the 1940’s when mobile phones became available for automobiles, phone companies have made huge strides in making mobile phones more efficient, much smaller, and more available for anyone to use. There was a time where only people of wealth had these types of mobile phones. Now people from all social classes own a cell phone. They are extremely convenient and have the ability to do just about anything you can think of. There is an “app” for everything. You can make phone calls, text message, surf the web, pay your bills, read books, catch up on social media, and even listen to you music all from one small handheld device. Cell phones play a huge role in today’s economy. Businesses such as AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint have become huge public corporations with large stakes in the stock market. Between these companies among several other phone companies they have created millions of jobs and opportunities. Cell phone companies have now created what are known as “smart phones”. These phones are typically slim and sleek and have countless versatile abilities. However, cell phones have not always been so “smart” or small for that matter.
Twenty-five years ago, a phone was just a way to contact someone. Mobile phones have become one of the most common tools of communication for both young and old. Cellular devices have redefined relationships and social conduct, and transformed the daily lives of many individuals. Cell phones no longer function just as a communication device. Today it has many other uses.
The standard 21 year old adults have exchanged 250 thousand emails, spent 5 thousand hours video gaming and 10 thousand hours using their mobile devices (Lei, 2009). When people hear the word technology, they think of microwaves, televisions, cars, NASA, different types and transportation and more. For all that, technology has occurred long ahead these discoveries. Technology is an arguable matter amongst people. .In the old days, people lived an extremely simple life without technology. They used candles to light their houses and lanterns at the dark to travel, they used fire to cook and used newspapers and mail to share news. On the other hand, technology has seized an important place in our society. People are living in a stage of progressive technology. They are using all natural reserves applicable for making their lives better and easier. The society cannot picture life without electricity since it allows them to live through their everyday life. This paper argues that technology positively impacts people’s lives.