Smart Phone Tetrad
Enhances: Communication
with others is enhanced because you can be anywhere and still be able to keep
in touch with family and friends, you no longer had to be at home to receive a
phone call.
Information storage was enhanced because you
could store information on your smart phone and sync it with all of your other
mobile devices including your events and meetings.
Music was enhanced because you could download music from iTunes or
other music stores and store them on your smart phone and listen to it
anywhere. Most cars now come equipped with a plug for listening to your music
through your speakers from your smart phone.
Obsoletes: The use of the
telephone land line is no longer necessary and many people have canceled that
service and just use their smart phone for all types of communication.
Smart phones come equipped with a calendar that
will sync with all your mobile devices and the palm pilot is no longer needed for
organization or as a calendar.
The Email feature on smart phones along with texting has made actual
letter writing using the post office pretty much obsolete.
Retrieves:
The capability to easily find out new information has brought back the need
for learning and self-improvement.
Remember Polaroid pictures, you would get to see
your photo right away after taking it? Your smart phone rekindles that ability
that you can take a picture and immediately share with everyone.
Reverses: The
ease of finding information and being in constant contact with others through
Twitter and Facebook has its drawbacks. People get together but instead of
communicating with each other, they are all on their cell phones ignoring the
people right in front of them. The obsession to know what is going on at all
times causes people to stay up and stay on their iPhone constantly checking it,
the next thing you know it is 3am & you have to be up at 5.
Sets the
stage: As Skype abilities continue to improve, having regular phone
conversations may be replaced with video calls via a mobile device. Holographic
communication may also replace smart phones.
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