Smart Phones and a Sense of Belonging

The consumer phone of the smartphone was formerly a communication device. It has become indispensable since the development of smartphones. In recent years, it is ubiquitous worldwide, especially in Asia, the Pacific, Western Europe and the Americas. According to Gartner, Inc. (2013), global smartphone subscriber sales reached 455.6 million in the third quarter of 2013.

As the popularity of smartphones increases, most people in society are beginning to regard all these devices as commonplace. To overcome the novelty of smartphones, many of us lose a one-time technology awe and no longer surprised the influence on the world around us. However, there is no doubt that smartphones have had a multifaceted and significant impact on society. And we continue to do so today. Smartphones are more impressive than GPS tracking your running and queuing, actually changing the concept of access in our society and providing smartphone users with information anytime and anywhere. For example, smartphones act as pocket search engines, allowing users to ask questions (receive answers) and get the information they need and the information they want.

There are two main areas that are greatly affected by smartphones when evaluating the positive impact smartphones have on our society. These are both commercial and social. In the past few years, the number of people using smartphones is rapidly increasing. According to a longitudinal study by a research firm, "In December 2009, about 42% of Americans owned smartphones" (mobilehealthnews, 2010). Cody Barbierri says in his article that "smartphones are one of the fastest growing areas of growth in the current economy" and will continue to grow over the next decade. Even after a significant increase over the past two years, usage has continued to increase "(Cody Barbierri, 2010). Social relationship In fact, thanks to portable smartphones, more people can contact their office in many situations.

In smart homes, the value is underrated. Looking at smartphones, 77% of the US population is using smartphones. It is a gateway to create value, such as connectivity, business, education, entertainment, practicality, so you can not install a smartphone. Like smartphones, devices that power smart homes must also provide promised value. But it does not mean that you need to use the integrated audio technology as a microwave oven to use it as a household audio system to read daily news. Manufacturers need to determine the zoom-in method with additional usability or interoperability, considering the main purpose of the device.