Mobile Phones Today - 965 Words

1. Introduction As at July 2013, there were 7,095,217,980 people in the world. According to the world population statistics for the year 2013, 8.2% of the world population are elders (male 257,035,416/female 321,753,746). 53% of the world population own a smart phone. Out of the 7 million people in the world, over 4.3 billion people use mobile phones and this will increase to 5.1 billion by 2017. (Fox, 2013) Technology evolves day-by-day. Scientist became inquisitive about how to make mobile phone user experience better. That led to the discovery of the touchscreen mobile device in the 19’s. The first touchscreen mobile phone was created by IBM Simon in 1993. Touchscreen technology is that which allows for a better user interaction, just having to touch the screen of a device, the operation is carried out. It is more convenient and easier to use. Touchscreen mobile devices are useful in every aspect, from entertainment, education, recreation, socialization to communication. 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