Smartphone in the Future “Smartphone, A mobile phone that is able to perform many of the functions of a computer, typically having a relatively large screen and an operating system capable of running general-purpose applications.” The first ever smartphone called “Simon” has invented by IMB has been released in 1992. It includes a touchscreen, send and receive fax messages, email clients, and calendar. From time to time, it brings changes to our daily live. Now that you know, it is usual to
thought was ever possible. New inventions have impacted our lives so dramatically, that most people cannot imagine a life with the comfort of technology. One of the most groundbreaking inventions is the smartphone, now being able to communicate with anyone across the world, access the internet on the go, and utilize a plethora of apps. The ability to access an unlimited amount of information on a handheld device is truly incredible. However, every improvement or invention comes with unseen consequences
Johnson 5 December 2015 Smartphones Take Over Smartphones, the pocket-sized computers are becoming increasingly popular. This year for my birthday I received my very first smartphone; I can finally understand why people are always on their phones. The invention of the smartphone has helped improve human lives in many ways; "By the end of this year there should be about 1,859.3 millions of smartphone users worldwide" (Statista). The number seems to just keep getting larger. Smartphones have everything people
Anglia Ruskin University Effects of brand image on consumer decision making process- a comparative analysis of Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy Smartphone in the United Kingdom. Research Proposal Part B Executive summary Earlier companies use to concentrate on making a brand image is to only entice new customers but these days theories have turned around. Maintaining the brand has become one of the prime targets’ for marketing professionals in order to gratify existing
public disclosure of an invention.It enables people to earn regonition or financial benefits from what they invent or create. No party or group can take advantage of the invention for own interest without the permission of inventor. In this case, IPCom accused Apple violate its patent and Copyrights (technology solutions on smartphone) for the emergency call application on Iphone without agreement between two parties. Intellectual property rights have three major types: Copyrights, patent and trade
The latent risk of using smartphone Audience: people who are using smartphone without deeply knowing the risk of it. Thesis statement: Even though smartphone is popular all over the world. However, it provides not only the convenient but also the risk to our life In this century, as a technology and scientific advance era, we change the way we communicate, we change the way to run our errands, and we change our way to get involved in social life. We make things going faster and we do things
phone in 1973 (Cell Phone Invention) that costs $3500 to the smart phones of today that costs much cheaper, but contain so many more features, such as web capabilities and GPS tracking embedded in the chip design (Robertson, 2011). And, now, there are new innovations of the smart antenna that gives smartphone users the capability to make or receive calls at the same as time as texting, emailing, or even surfing the web (World's smallest smart antenna to revolutionize smartphone performance, 2012). Another
Smartphones Smartphones have changed the technological world. With the invention of the smartphone, the world was able changed the way people communicate; it has even help developed other technologies like the iPads. The most popular mobile device is the smartphones with functions like a mobile operating system capable of running different applications similar to a computer. Smartphones have always been interesting topic to talk about especially when they have been around since 1992. The early
that I probably cannot do without my iphone around me. Somehow I thought of a question, can I live without that little device that’s called smartphone? Which can put the world at my fingertips and connects me to who I want at anytime. Well, definitely not. However, there is another question, quite the opposite of the previous one. Can I live with a smartphone after I read and saw with my own eyes the medical and scientific reports that talk about the harms health, mental, psychological, emotional
litigation: Apple versus its competitors According to U.S. law, a patent (as distinct from a trademark or a copyright) is a "property right for an invention granted by a government to the inventor" and is designed "to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling their invention throughout the United States or importing their invention into the United States" for a limited time (Bellis, 2012, what is a patent). It allows inventors to profit from their innovations, whether the inventors