"I use my smart phone to check "wechat"
every day. I guess I average every three minutes. I really want
to try some days without my smart phone, but it's not easy initiative to do
this thing." One of my friends KE LI said.
Smartphones have secured a strong place in our lives. We
take them everywhere with us, 24/7–even to bed. Smartphones are already an
extension of us, an important limb to our body. If phones are taken away from
us even for a day, we feel naked, like we can’t function as well without it.
A lot of young people like KE LI, checking the phone
has became a subconscious action.
"I use my smart phone to check "wechat"
every day. I guess I average every three minutes. I really want
to try some days without my smart phone, but it's not easy initiative to do
this thing." One of my friends KE LI said.
Smartphones have secured a strong place in our lives. We
take them everywhere with us, 24/7–even to bed. Smartphones are already an
extension of us, an important limb to our body. If phones are taken away from
us even for a day, we feel naked, like we can’t function as well without it.
A lot of young people like KE LI, checking the phone
has became a subconscious action.
Smartphones have transformed
communications, especially in the developing world, more swiftly than anyone
could have imagined. Smartphones text messages are changing the way people
approach romantic relationships, according to a survey published in the British
newspaper The Times. "The Smartphone revolution continues,
" says a UN report charting the phenomenon that has transformed commerce,
healthcare and social lives across the planet.
