Are smart phones keeping us from living in the moment? Is this technology making society better or worse?

The smartphone should be a tool authorized to inform us about the situation, contacts, entertainment. Conversely, according to a survey, three quarters of adults check the phone after going to bed. Even in the middle of the night, it will be burdensome and distracting.

For the population aged 18 to 24, this figure is even higher. Half of young people check their information over a long period of time since they crowded hands - one sixth of the answers, those playing online games, those fighting on social networks, etc.

As survey results are announced, there is growing concern that smartphone addiction can distort human relationships and reduce employee creativity, productivity, and morale. On smartphones, you can almost always use it day and night.

Mobile phones have changed our daily lives, is not it better or worse? Today's society is increasingly dependent on technology, especially mobile phones. The time we spend on mobile phones is disproportionate compared to physically communicating with one another. People share more with their important people than they disband on their mobile phones. Yes, mobile phones are changing our lives because they help us communicate with other people in the region and globally. However, this level of physical connectivity has been lost, and everyone is busy sending tweets on Twitter about what "tweet" happened. Or post your status on "What are you thinking" on Facebook? We are increasingly focused on using our mobile phones, which is actually changing the world.

Due to the dramatic progress of smartphone technology, most of us rely on mobile phones to deal with various situations. Most smartphone users are familiar with the usefulness of functions such as navigation applications and mobile broadband, but many people have not yet found the range of applications that may be used in actual emergency situations. To clarify this exciting and important development area, we compiled a list of 10 things your cell phone can do in case of emergency.