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SMART PHONES

In this presentation we research Smart Phones.

Do Smart Phones have an effect on the workplace?

Do Smart Phones hinder productivity?

Do Smart Phones affect social engagement?

Do Smart Phones have an effect in education?

The Benefits of Smart Phones

They are no longer tools of the business elite.

Affordable to a wide variety demographic.

Fast wireless internet connections.

Vast technology of smart phones are affordable.

Smart phones shape and mould how humans communicate.

VoIP is available on smart phones, therefore people who are geographically separated can communicate.

Smart Phones Statistics

The above statistics are based on the percentage of the most commonly used smart phone software .

operating system dominating market share:

Most Popular Smart Phone Software

1. Symbian: Is an open source operating system (OS) the most commonly used smart phone software currently maintained by Nokia.

2. Android: This is a software stack i.e. a set of software components, used to deliver a fully functional solution in smart phones.

3. RIM: This is an acronym for Research in Motion which is a service exclusively provided to Blackberry smart phones users.

4. iOS: Apple’s mobile operating system used for most Apple devices.

5. Microsoft Windows Mobile: Mobile operating system developed by Microsoft and used in smart phones.

Findings…

A researcher by the name of Charles Q. Choi has found the although users don’t know it, smart phones are essentially equipped with hand-held MRI scanners.

These miniature MRI scanners could diagnose cancer faster, more accurately and less expensively than techniques used today.

This once again show the incredible advantages of smart phones and their continuous technological advancements.

Conclusion In conclusion, I fully support the use of smart phones in everyday use,

as they are efficient, effective and make communication across geographical boundaries easier and faster.