Smart Phones, Smart Enough!

The world changes fast as technology moves forward way too fast that no one can ever calculate the speed of it. Smart phones that were released into our society slowly became important in the daily life of human beings as it can settle things much more convenient, faster and better than normal phones.

I don’t know when the first smart phone was borne to the world or when people started to make smart phones as their chattels. Samsung, Nokia, I-phone and so on, which one do you prefer? Nowadays people would definitely choose Samsung or I-phone, so as my family, five of us are grabbing Samsung smart phones.

Nowadays, people might say that smart phones are totally essential to be part of a human’s life. They can not only bring us the very latest news from the Internet but also offers us entertaining stuff such as games, musics or even videos from the network. Like me, I download quite a number of music videos from Youtube and also pictures from the web too.

I think that smart phones don’t only make us looking cool while using them but can also shorten the time while sending messages, emails, pictures or documents to another electronic device. This speeds up our used-to-be lackluster life. Other than that, apps like Instagram is really useful and people can use it to improve their photography skills plus share their eccentric life to the public.

I’m using a smart phone. He’s using a smart phone too. She’s also using a smart phone. Everyone’s using one now. What about you? Well, grab one fast!

Well, I personally think that smart phones are only suitable for 13-year-old teenagers and olders. For the younger circles in our society, I think it’s not really okay for them as you know, they should concentrate on their studies first!!!

By,
Euan Thum.

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