Smart Phone
CHAPTER 2
Review of Related Literature and Studies The researcher has a closer prospective working knowledge about the present problem being studied did a review on both foreign and local literature and studies regarding the effects of using smartphones in the studies of students in Centro Escloar University.
Local Literature
According to Vince Sales editor of the T3 magazine, there’s a point to all these gadgets. Sure it makes us look like we’re wealthy. A few gadgets can even make us feel like, if not James Bond, then that handsome devil Daniel Craig. For some of us tech is all about work and productivity. Poor lost souls. For most of us it boils down to entertainment – the happy lazy Sundays of our lives spent watching DVDs, the Lost marathons, the late nights spent with your Xbox, or the hours wasted at work surfing YouTube. That’s why were dedicating a whole issue to the topic. Whether you’re interested in movies, games, or television, we’re just like SM, we’ve got it all for you.1
Daxim Lucas wrote the article Smartphones Seen to Drive Industry Shift. The fast-changing telecommunications industry is changing some more. Where once voice and text messaging service provided the bulk of revenues for mobile phone firms, data services are now asserting themselves as the next big driver of sales.This shift toward data services is being pushed along by the rapid growth of the smartphone market, with virtually all major manufacturers now offering phone models that double as personal digital assistants, cameras, music players and, most especially, Internet browsers.2 In the article “Impact of Camera Phones” by Max T. Limpag, stated that the Philippines may lag behind the First World countries in the adaptation of new gadgets but the cycle of replacing old phones means more and more people are now getting camera phones to replace their old units. In fact, more and more people now use phones as their camera and as a compact computer. The camera phone
Review of Related Literature and Studies The researcher has a closer prospective working knowledge about the present problem being studied did a review on both foreign and local literature and studies regarding the effects of using smartphones in the studies of students in Centro Escloar University.
Local Literature
According to Vince Sales editor of the T3 magazine, there’s a point to all these gadgets. Sure it makes us look like we’re wealthy. A few gadgets can even make us feel like, if not James Bond, then that handsome devil Daniel Craig. For some of us tech is all about work and productivity. Poor lost souls. For most of us it boils down to entertainment – the happy lazy Sundays of our lives spent watching DVDs, the Lost marathons, the late nights spent with your Xbox, or the hours wasted at work surfing YouTube. That’s why were dedicating a whole issue to the topic. Whether you’re interested in movies, games, or television, we’re just like SM, we’ve got it all for you.1
Daxim Lucas wrote the article Smartphones Seen to Drive Industry Shift. The fast-changing telecommunications industry is changing some more. Where once voice and text messaging service provided the bulk of revenues for mobile phone firms, data services are now asserting themselves as the next big driver of sales.This shift toward data services is being pushed along by the rapid growth of the smartphone market, with virtually all major manufacturers now offering phone models that double as personal digital assistants, cameras, music players and, most especially, Internet browsers.2 In the article “Impact of Camera Phones” by Max T. Limpag, stated that the Philippines may lag behind the First World countries in the adaptation of new gadgets but the cycle of replacing old phones means more and more people are now getting camera phones to replace their old units. In fact, more and more people now use phones as their camera and as a compact computer. The camera phone