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The document discusses how smartphones are increasingly being used in daily life for work, school, and communication. Smartphones allow users to make calls, access apps and the internet, and are replacing traditional cell phones. While smartphones provide advantages like mobility and connectivity, overuse in the workplace can undermine relationships and decrease focus in school. Research shows smartphones are dominating the cell phone market and becoming integral to modern life.
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Smart phones offer more advanced computing and connectivity than regular phones. However, overuse can reduce productivity and disrupt sleep and eye health. While useful for work communication, constant checking of emails and apps on smart phones takes away from interpersonal relationships and work. The number of smart phones sold has increased rapidly in recent years.
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Smartphones combine the functions of mobile phones and computers, allowing users to access the internet, use productivity apps, and sync with email accounts. Key features include operating systems like Blackberry OS, QWERTY keyboards, and web access through high-speed 3G and WiFi networks. While smartphones increase productivity and communication, overuse can negatively impact workplace performance and social interactions by diverting too much attention away from the real world. Studies show that smartphone use in meetings can decrease focus on work deadlines. However, smartphones also provide educational benefits by giving students access to virtual textbooks and school databases.
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