Smartphones have both positively and negatively impacted productivity, communication, and education. They allow constant communication over long distances but some studies show health risks from radiation and that they can promote antisocial behaviors when in-person. While smartphones provide many useful applications and access to information, they can also be expensive and data can be lost if the phone is lost. Overall, smartphones have significantly contributed to modern society for better and worse.

1. SMARTPHONES

2. Smart phones
Research has been done to show that
smart phones have affected our
productivity level in the workplace,
communication skills and education
positively and negatively.

3. What is a smart phone
 A mobile phone with
built-in applications
and Internet access.
Smartphone's
provide digital voice
service as well as
text messaging, e-
mail, Web browsing,
still and video
cameras, MP3
player and video
viewing.

4. Statistics
 There are 5.3 billion
mobile subscriptions
in the end of 2010
 70 percent of the
microwave
emissions from
mobile phones may
be absorbed in the
user's head.

5. More Statistics
 200 million mobile
Facebook users.
 145 million mobile
Twitter users.
 100 million mobile
My Space users.
 48 million Youtube
users.

6. Benefits of smart phone
 People can
communicate over
long distances.
 Flexibel working
 Never out of touch
 information at the
fingertips

7. The drawbacks of smart
phones
 Their health threats
to the users.
 People are now
antisocial when face
to face.
 Exposure to
sensitive media.eg
porngrahy
 it is expensive to
buy
 if lost all data will be
lost as well

8. The social effect

9. conclusion
smartphone have contributed positively to
our society without them we cant imagine
what it would be like without them and they
also have contributed negatively as well.

10. Reference
http://mobithinking.com/stats-
corner/global-mobile-statistics-2011-all-
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http://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia_ter
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11. Reference
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