Persuasive Essay On The Use Of Smartphones

Remember when flip phones were the thing? Not anymore since phones had upgraded. That’s a big problem! It’s okay because most of the kids in the world, like ourselves, know how to use the newest iPhones and Androids. They will learn how to download music, call their friends, download apps, and know how to use the GPS! Learning all of these things is useful for them because if they’re ever in trouble, they can call their friends, downloading apps help them because

Did you know that over 60% of kids including teens already own an IPhone? I am not one of them, but I wish I was. I think kids should have an Iphone.

In time for summer vacation, Margot Grabie has created a new program that is designed to raise awareness of the dangers of texting while driving. Working from her Hancock Park home, she has many followers who recognize the danger of this modern-day-hazard. With a presence on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, Grabie is successfully sharing her concern about distracted driving. “My campaign may not have a traditional solution, but this isn't a traditional problem. People have a fatal attraction to their phone, even when driving and innocent lives should not pay the price for it. My goal is to raise awareness and make our community safer for drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and most importantly our family,” she said.

The article “When smartphones go to school” was written by Kathiann Kowalski and published by Science News for Student on March 3 2016. In the article the author shows the different ways how smartphones affect us children. The author shows the advantages and disadvantages of smartphones.

With the development of technology, more people start using smartphones even young children. They are able to access internet, take pictures, and more. In my opinion, smartphones are very necessary tool for young children in order to keep in touch with them.

Smartphones raise a serious concern, especially among parents. This is due to both the psychological damage and danger that smartphones place on their children whose brains are not yet fully developed. According to a study conducted on 404 undergraduate students, three-fourths felt that they are dependent on their phones.() The increasing use and popularity of smartphones are an issue that can cause relationship issues, safety concerns, and distractions all which can be detrimental to society.

This was the first time I had access to a cell phone, and, for a year, my sister and I shared the phone until she moved out and I received my own minuscule black flip-phone with only the capability to call and text my contacts. While home for vacation this past Christmas, I visited an old elementary school teacher. She informed me of first graders, six to seven year olds, who own iPhones. She said they show more difficulty in keeping their attention on their work than before this “epidemic”; she explained to me they only wished to play with their phone instead of focus in

On Wednesday, September 7th, Apple revealed its plans for the new iPhone and Apple watch in an event held in San Francisco, California. During this event, Apple unveiled many of the new features, or lack of, in the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. While there was talk about the new Apple watch, most of the attention was focused on the fact that the new iPhone would lack one of the most traditional features, the headphone jack. Apple is creating a path towards the future in which the world works without wires. While the idea of a waterproof phone and no headphone jack fascinate some people, others argue there is no true advancement in the phone itself.

If the user have a problem with the real iPhone they can bring the iPhone to the official Apple store to fix it. Apple stores officially open the First Middle East’s Apple stores in Dubai (Mall of the Emirates ) and Abu Dhabi (Yas Mall). Apple warranty policy mean the customer can fix the iPhone from any the official Apple store around the

There is a lot of talk about evil AI these days and Apple isn't making it any better. The company shocked the world regarding their new facial recognition technology for the upcoming iPhone X. While most see it as a convenient upgrade to our lives, some see this as the beginning of our technology-driven slavery.

Did you know that Bill Gates' children couldn't have smartphones until they were fourteen? The former Microsoft CEO, who certainly knows something about technology, recognized the serious risks that came with these devices. More and more children in Elementary and Middle school are receiving smartphones from their parents. Why is this? Perhaps its social pressure, parents feeling that their kids need to have phones if they're going to fit in. Maybe parents are just handing down their older smartphones to their kids as free gifts. But are they really gifts? Or are they more like burdens? Child psychologists and internet safety leaders agree that, to own a phone, a person should be at least fourteen. A child under 8th grade should absolutely not be given a smartphone.

The first article chosen about this event was focusing on the iPhone’s newest features and how it compares to the last release of iPhones. The newest iPhones are faster, have better camera quality, and feature a structure made out of complete glass. What strikes me is that our society has taken this phone and given it such high regards so that we feel we NEED it. In the article, Manjoo quotes “And while experts said Apple’s lead might slip over time, for now, its advantage remains enormous enough to make the iPhone a must for people who think of their phones as their most important computing device — in other words, you and me and everyone we know”. This symbolizes iPhones in our culture as a cultural object, something we have highly regarded, and by definition is something that has a creator, and “has a shared significance; it has been given a meaning shared by members of the culture” (20). We feel as though we cannot live without our phones, making it a part of our daily lives, and leaving Apple with the upper hand on us.

The cell phone beginnings in the early 1970s, as researchers searched for a way to make the mobile car phone a more effective and efficient unit. At that time, they felt that by limiting the service area of the mobile phone to a small group of "cells" they could improve the effectiveness and clarity of the phone. After many year of revolution, the world best two cell phone are iPhone 7 Plus and Samsung Galaxy Note 7. In my opinion, the iPhone 7 Plus is better than Samsung Galaxy Note 7 base on the three major point of evidence I have found on the internet.

Did you know that a large percent of kids have their first smartphone in elementary school? Many underage elementary schoolers are owning smartphones. The number of elementary school students owning a smartphone has increased a lot since 2012. When kids don’t have phones they can do much more than sitting, playing games, and searching the internet. Instead, they can play outside with their friends like normal elementary students. Overall, elementary schoolers shouldn’t have smartphones.

“From little things big things grow, from little things big things grow”. When singer songwriters Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody wrote this song, they clearly understood that extraordinary results could prevail from a humble beginning. Ladies, gentlemen and Chairperson, let us link this concept to the progression of Apple’s iPhone. From its bulky and unappealing first generation model, Apple has produced what seems to be an endless stream of iPhones. Today’s iPhone 6 and 6s are more luxurious and striking than its predecessors and rightly so. Like Apple’s tenacity for supremacy, many successes have been crafted from humble beginnings. Cate McGregor, South Korea and the ordination of female priests in the Anglican Church, are three ideal representations