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Smartphones have become an integral part of modern life that help with productivity, communication, and social engagement. They allow users to easily schedule meetings, send emails, and keep notes on the go. While smartphones make daily tasks more convenient and enable constant contact, overreliance on them can negatively impact productivity when the phone is unavailable and lead to issues with proper spelling and writing among youth. Overall, smartphones have made daily living easier by keeping schedules and tasks organized, but people need to avoid becoming too dependent on having their phone with them at all times.
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Presented by Vladimir Iglovikov:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/iglovikov/
- https://x.com/viglovikov
- https://www.instagram.com/ternaus/
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GitHub: https://github.com/albumentations-team/albumentations
Website: https://albumentations.ai/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/100504475
Twitter: https://x.com/albumentationsUnlock the Future of Search with MongoDB Atlas_ Vector Search Unleashed.pdf
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- 1. Smartphones
- 2. What is a smart phone Its any hand held phone that contains certain programs to help the owner schedule meetings, send e-mails, keep notes, any thing a computer or laptop does the smart phone can do and is more user friendly.
- 5. Effect on productivity Most people use smart phones to organize there day or even keep there schedule up to date. Its compact and easy to use. It’s a faster way to send work related e-mails. People spend a lot of time and money on there smart phones.
- 6. Communication in the work place.
- 7. Communication in the work place Keeps people in touch either via e-mail or telephone calls All your numbers, e-mails and sometimes notes are by your side 24/7. Can communicate with work related people any where you are, at any time of day.
- 9. Social engagement Smart phones have various applications that help assist the user to communicate with other people for example: face book, blackberry messenger, even twitter to name the least. People are so used to there smart phones to organize meetings, parties or even a dinner date with friends. Thus smart phones are socially accepted even sought after.
- 11. Effect in education The youth of today spend most of there time using there smart phone whether to talk to friends on face book or simply texting. They text each other using what we call text language which refers to making words shorter by spelling it different and mostly wrong for example to say bye : g2g or be right back: brb. Thus the children get used to shorter words and miss spelled words they tend to use that when writing an essay or when doing any school related work.
- 12. Conclusion The most common applications being used on the avarage smart phone around the world
- 13. Conclusion I really think smart phones made our daily living easier thus we can schedule our day till every last minute, and always know what we must do when we must do it. But i also think people get to used to the idea that they have every thing planned out to perfect things certainly will go wrong.
- 14. Conclusion follow up People cant function correctly when there smart phone is not by there side 24 hours of the day, whether in for repairs or simple forgot the phone at home. Smart phones will one day be a necessity for every single human being just to function normally.