Smart+Phones

media type="custom" key="7051729"The development and advancement of smart phones have become a huge part of the United States of America’s social history. Perhaps it is their simple and easy to use interface, or perhaps it is the fact they can now do basically anything a full scale computer can do. Whatever the case, smart phones have become an integral part of many people’s lives, ranging from students to working adults, to CEO’s. One reason smart phones may have become so popular is because of the convenience factor. Smart phones can do a multitude of tasks ranging from setting a calendar, browsing the internet, taking pictures, recording video, texting, or of course actually using it as a phone to make or receive calls. The advantages of having all of this in one device are seen as immense to some. Currently it is estimated that around 50 million people in the United States of America own a smart phone and sales are expected to grow by 25 percent in just the year. Major smart phone producers such as Apple, Android, and Nokia, sell around eighty thousand, two hundred thousand, and two hundred sixty thousands smart phones daily (Nokia sells 260,000 smartphones a day).