Now that almost everything is subordinated to technology, I sometimes feel like I\’m in a science fiction movie. But what do I actually need from these technologies to live? Of course, we need cell phones and computers to live. In this day and age, I can\’t live without them. Whether at work or in our personal lives. We need to be connected to everyone. From doctors to your children\’s school teachers. But do you know the advantages and disadvantages of cell phones? Smartphones can do many things. We used them to call and text.

But with the advent of smartphones, everything has changed. Of course, they can still be used for calling and e-mailing, but for that they connect to social networks and Internet banking. Through apps, we can wake up, count steps, check our heart rate, and sleep. Of course, you can also enjoy music. You can even take beautiful, high-quality photos and videos with your smartphone. That\’s why we don\’t call smart phones pocket computers. There are also those with large flat displays and large conventional keyboards. Examples include T-Mobile\’s MD and Handspring\’s Treo 600. Smartphones have embedded operating systems. The first was the Symbian operating system, followed by Microsoft\’s Windows Mobile. And on rare occasions, Palm OS is also found. These programs determine the overall content of the phone.

Depending on which OS is used, various applications can be included. In addition, you can let the program access GPRS, contact lists, and memory card data storage. Of course, that is up to you. You do not have to agree. If you don\’t like the program on your phone, you can easily change it. Simply find the same app that matches your program. Simply delete the old one and replace it with the new one. In most cases, you will already have email, weather, music, and video programs installed. Which type of phone you choose is up to you. But buying a smart phone is not a mistake, in my opinion. But make sure you choose everything wisely. And always keep in mind. Never buy something you don\’t have the money for. Even more so at Christmas.