1. Are you or people you know less likely to buy any of the products listed as a result of the development of smart phones?Most probably, the introduction of this Droid technology has perhaps made the productions just another waste of money and time.
2. In general, do you think it is an advantage or a disadvantage to have so many of your technological functions in a single device?
I believe it is an advantage because there will not be much needing to buy other products that are just easier to find in one; however, it will remain a disadvantage if anything were to happen to the cellular phone because of the characteristics.
3. How have smart phones improved our lives?
Smartphones have improved at least an individual in one thing in common, for example, it could be the remainder of time you may have to enjoy other activities.
4. What do you think has been the most important invention of your lifetime? How do your answers compare with the most important inventions of your parents’, grandparents or great-grandparents’ lifetimes?
The most important invention of our lifetime would have to be in medical advances and other improvements that our society has enhanced, and most probably will remain in such an order to provide with such situations.
5. “There are plenty of studies which insist that smart phones will begin to replace the PC as the common vehicle for accessing the Internet.” Do you agree? If so, does this mean PCs are on their way out? Would you ever stop using them?
PCs are most arguably still needed for example in detail to perhaps contribute to the business cycle and other notes that include, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint will still be a good factor.
6. Do you have any need for TVs, radios, and other devices, rather than just using your computer for everything? Would you ever want to use your phone as a TV or radio? What are the barriers to either of these things happening?
To a certain extent and limitation, however, I would more prefer viewing TV and radio in simple and ordinary devices. Making life more challenging for others to inquire.