The document discusses the effects of smart phones on daily life. It begins with listing the group members and table of contents. It then defines a smart phone as an advanced cellular device with computing abilities like a personal computer. Some key features of smart phones include a QWERTY keyboard, web access, operating system, and messaging capabilities. Statistics show worldwide smart phone sales increased in 2011. Research found that smart phones can increase productivity but also lead to addiction and replacing laptops. A survey found mobile devices are the most important way people access news.

2. GROUP
MEMBERS
 Abhik Barui.
 Aritra Das.
 Rahul Saha.
 Rakesh Das.
Shambo Paik
Choudhary.

3. TABLE OF CONTENTS
 Introduction..
 What is a Smart Phone?
 The Characteristics of a Smart Phone..
 Statistics of Smart Phone Usage..
 Advantages & Disadvantages of Smart Phone..
 Effects on Productivity..
 Effects on Communication..
 Effects on Education..
 Some Facts..
 More Facts..
 Bibliography..

4. INTRODUCTION.
. In this presentation we will see how
smart phones affect our daily lives..
You will get to know more about
smart phones..
 The advantages and disadvantages
of smart phones..

5. What is a Smart Phone?
 A Smart Phone is an advanced cellular
communications device that provides endless
possibilities. Both its functions and its hardware are
closely related to a personal computer..

6.  A Smart Phone is a Phone with more advanced
computing abilities and includes the following
features..
• Qwerty Keypad: The keypad is laid out
in the same form as that of a computer
keyboard.
• Web Access: It can access the web at
higher speed.
• Operating System: This allows the
phone to run productivity applications.
• Software: The smart phone software
will have the ability to do more.
• Messaging: A smart phone supports
multiple e-mail accounts. It also grant
access to a number of instant
messaging applications.

7. • Smart phones are designed to store
thousands of applications and have
many different features.
• This phones are much larger than a
standard, simple mobile phone.
• Smart phones are equipped with
advanced hardware, similar to that of
a personal computer.
• A Smart phone is equipped with a
small keyboard indicating individuals
letters and numbers.
• The Smart phone also has
advanced facilities in comparison to a
standard mobile phone.

10. • This table indicates the worldwide smart phone sales
in 2011.

11. Research Findings on..

13. Disadvantages of
Smart Phones

14. • Businesses become
slow as employees are
to stuck on to their
phones.
• It makes production
faster in the sense that
producers can contact
each other much faster
and conveniently than
before.
• Employers can
transfer e-mails and
other information
between employees in
a short time span.

17.  Research has found that 68%
of people are addicted to their
smart phones and that a
number of students have
replaced their laptops with
smart phones.
 According to a survey of
300,000 mobile consumer, 88%
of whom owned a device running
one of the five most popular
smart phone operating system,
more than 30% said that mobile
is the “most important medium”
to access breaking news,
narrowly followed by desktop
web browsers(29%),
television(21%),
newspaper(3%)..

18. Television
Mobile
Radio
Magazines
Newspapers
PC