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The Importance Of Mobile Technology In The Smartphone

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Technological revolution has provided the world with luxurious inventions. Communication channels has been so fabulously upgraded that corresponding to a persons with thousands of miles apart is just a game of seconds now (Ahmed et al. 2011). Technology refers to the collection of tools that make it easier to use, create, manage, and exchange of information (“The Importance of Technology”, n.d.) which it influenced the every aspects of people to use it every day especially to utilized it for their business works. In our generation, Mobile technology is the new anticipating trend that would look forward by the consumers to buy because of the word “Mobile” which refers to portability, a device that you can carry with you to comply a broad of variety of task”. Did you know that in 1983, Motorola presented as the 1st marketed to be the first commercially available cellphone created by Dr. Martin Cooper. It made only for calls, and there was a simple contacts application included in the operating system. (“History of Mobile Applications”, n.d.).
According to the article of eMarketer, Smartphone users worldwide will total 1.75 Billion in 2014 however the Mobile adoption is slowing, but new users in the developing regions of Asia-Pacific and the Middle East and Africa will drive further increases in 2014 to 2017 due to increasing of population which it expects that smartphone adoption to continue on a fast-paced trajectory through 2017 (“Smartphone Users Worldwide Will Total 1.75

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