Persuasive Essay On Smartphones

The sensation of the iPhone is obvious in person; everywhere you go, someone has one of these devices in their possession. With millions of units selling every year, it is no wonder that the device is becoming highly ubiquitous and iconic. Like other Apple products, the iPhone is something that is easily recognized all around the world. The same phone has been selling for over four years now with cosmetic and hardware updates for each year’s new iteration, along with an operating system that is becoming more refined. Since its release in 2007, the iPhone has been a massively successful product for Apple, who has sold more than 100 million units in the iPhone's first four year, including 18.6 million in the first quarter of 2011 (Artman). Other competitors make smartphones that are better than the iPhone in many ways, yet Apple is selling more than ever. Other companies release new phones faster than the yearly refresh of Apple’s iPhones, but the latest isn’t always the greatest. It isn’t the technology that makes the iPhone successful, but rather the cool factor that the device expresses (Mintz).

Imagine our world without cell phones. What do you think today's generation would do? The answer to that is that they would be lost, their whole life is surrounded by technology. Technology advanced in the most helpful way to help create the world how it is today. Without cellphones it would be hard on today’s generation because they rely on technology so much. It is where they keep their private information, reminds to remind them of everyday tasks, and etc. Without cell phones there would be no instant communication amongst people from different countries, instant communication with emergency services, and no search engines to assist you.

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.

“Our phones are not accessories, but psychologically potent devices that change not just what we do but who we are.” (Turkle 2015). As the technology era is on the rise, the face-to-face talking era is on the decline. Technology now days is being used in our every day lives. Just like everything technology absolutely has pros and cons but do the cons out weigh the pros? As stated in the article: “Stop Googling. Let’s Talk.” written by Sherry Turkle, she lays out how technology is affecting the people in the society. Today’s technology comes with consequences: leading us to be vulnerable, unaware and shallow.

IN 2015 a gunman named Syed Farook had shot and killed 14 people in San Bernarda in the summer of 2016 the FBI asked apple if they could hack into Farooks iPhone. Apple refused, but the FBI hacked into the 1phone without their help. Of course, the FBI caught the gunman, but it brought controversy should the FBI be able to hack into iPhones? And no they shouldn’t! It breaks countless laws if they didn’t have a warrant. But if the FBI has a warrant, then whose Phone are they are searching and is apple helping. Apple did choose the right thing to do, not to hack into an iPhone, if apple would hack into an iPhone then they would be breaking the constitution and it is not necessary.

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.

In early 2009, Finland based games make, Rovio wanted to build a successful phone application that would appeal to a wide consumer audience, but of course bring in a profit for the game maker at the same time. This was the tricky part – to date very few mobile phone apps

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.

The prominent method of advertising for the iPhone 8 is the internet. Most potential customers are already smartphone users and are technologically literate, who like to browse social media and video sites daily. On one hand, for those seeking a modern portable device, Apple uses bold and colorful video advertisements to showcase the design and beauty of iPhone 8. On the other hand, for enthusiasts that care about the performance and features, Apple hosts product events that demonstrate the iPhone 8’s latest features such as Augmented Reality. For social media lovers and photographers, apple also promotes user-generated content. By featuring photographs taken on iPhone 8 using the hashtag #ShotoniPhone, customers get a chance of being featured

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

“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

The impact of the Apple iPhone is huge in modern human society. A part of the reasons, the Apple has an excellent advertisement system. As an example, when the Apple announced the new iPhone, the presenter of Apple emphasized the new advanced technology and function. Also, the presenter explained the new Apple iPhone using the big screen behind the presenter. Therefore, the people who are interested in the new Apple iPhone more likely to visualize the new iPhone more easily. After the Apple announced new products, the Apple posts videos on the top of the YouTube home website to describe the new function of Apple iPhone. Therefore, I think that many people who watch YouTube more likely to watch the Apple iPhone YouTube videos. It is obvious that the Apple has the biggest impact in the world any other smartphone company. In my experience, most of my friends in Green River College have an Apple iPhone. It is really rare to have another company smartphone.

In a world of digitalization, technology is improving day by day. Mobile phones are an amazing part of this blooming technology and an important part of human life. Rising use of mobile devices is the root cause behind many new technologies being introduced to the world. To match up with the increased user expectations and needs, the app development companies are coming up with new, unique and innovative ideas for making their apps better than the existing competition.

Its wonderful features, such as its advanced touch screen, huge memory and great design, have been widely recognised (Magaudda 2010). Constant access to the internet, searches, and email, coupled with the ability to navigate unfamiliar areas with GPS adds value (Bodker et al 2009). However, what is probably the most relevant element in the iPhone's success lies in its new operating system and the possibility for users of buying applications from the Applications Store, an online store from where a huge number of applications can be downloaded (in September 2010, more than 250,000 apps were available) (Magaudda 2010). AT&T launched a 3G network and became the exclusive retailer for the Apple iPhone, which had sold approximately 85 million units by 2010 since its release (Sander and Slater 2010). According to Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO, the iPhone is recognised as being a revolutionary and magical product that is literally five years ahead of any other mobile phone (Apple 2007).

In 2009 and 2010, it became evident that mobile applications would play a substantial role in marketing and revenue generation for businesses. The launching of the iOS based iPhone several years earlier had provided the foundation for what would be a multi-billion dollar industry. Since the emergence of the iOS mobile app industry, multitudinous app developers have joined the quest to generate massive revenue through the creation and control of mobile apps. While some apps have done remarkably well, others have faltered and stalled, which should not be surprising when consideration is given to the fact that the mobile app industry is simply a microcosm of the global economy.