Analysis Of How Smart Phones Have Changed The World
In the article. “ How Smart Phones Have Changed the World ”, the author Sharon Housley deals with the issue that how such a small device can bring a huge difference in line with the modernity in human life. She agreed that smartphone nowadays is a must for each and every person especially those who leave in urban society.
She begins her case by stating that smartphone have significantly change the way people accessing information which is the ability to access what they want almost instantly at any time and any place as long as their smart phone either have mobile data or connecting to public or personal Wi-Fi. In this article it is obviously stated that the author is not bias because she also present negativity that smartphone can brought. …show more content…
First claims are to support her opinion on the positivity that smartphone can brought in term of accessing information that consist of example and personal opinion. For the example smartphone can act as a medium to seek any information at any instant. Besides that author’s opinion in this issue is access to information can train teenagers to be more independence and responsibility in term of freedom to gain information almost anywhere which surprisingly can reduce the dependence of teenagers on authorities plus will increase their accountability for their own knowledge and actions. This phenomenon can creates a new generation with high intellectual because younger smart phone users with the have the ability to educate themselves more easily, and rapidly, than ever …show more content…
For teenagers, they might lead to access of inappropriate material, content or even conversation for their age. Besides, young drivers especially early teenagers are particularly susceptible to driving while distract by their smartphone which has led to an upsurge in car accidents. Thus, smartphone’s user should be aware of when they are using their smartphone and what are they searching for so that they will not misuse their purpose of having a smartphone.
In paragraph VII, it is a deductive argument because the author starts with generalizing the whole point before starting to add lots of supporting detail towards the end. The purpose of the author is to persuade the effect of a smartphone on society and daily life. The author intended audience are mostly the public especially the smartphone’s user. In summary, the author have done a great job in explaining how a smartphone have made people lives easier but at the same time she also highlighted the bad side of excessive use of
She begins her case by stating that smartphone have significantly change the way people accessing information which is the ability to access what they want almost instantly at any time and any place as long as their smart phone either have mobile data or connecting to public or personal Wi-Fi. In this article it is obviously stated that the author is not bias because she also present negativity that smartphone can brought. …show more content…
First claims are to support her opinion on the positivity that smartphone can brought in term of accessing information that consist of example and personal opinion. For the example smartphone can act as a medium to seek any information at any instant. Besides that author’s opinion in this issue is access to information can train teenagers to be more independence and responsibility in term of freedom to gain information almost anywhere which surprisingly can reduce the dependence of teenagers on authorities plus will increase their accountability for their own knowledge and actions. This phenomenon can creates a new generation with high intellectual because younger smart phone users with the have the ability to educate themselves more easily, and rapidly, than ever …show more content…
For teenagers, they might lead to access of inappropriate material, content or even conversation for their age. Besides, young drivers especially early teenagers are particularly susceptible to driving while distract by their smartphone which has led to an upsurge in car accidents. Thus, smartphone’s user should be aware of when they are using their smartphone and what are they searching for so that they will not misuse their purpose of having a smartphone.
In paragraph VII, it is a deductive argument because the author starts with generalizing the whole point before starting to add lots of supporting detail towards the end. The purpose of the author is to persuade the effect of a smartphone on society and daily life. The author intended audience are mostly the public especially the smartphone’s user. In summary, the author have done a great job in explaining how a smartphone have made people lives easier but at the same time she also highlighted the bad side of excessive use of