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                            SMARTPHONE ADDICTION


          Nowadays we often listen our elders complaining about our excessive use of smartphones. We see everywhere anytime anyone handling a smartphone and rarely see anyone focusing on what he/she has to do. Eg. If we see any couple in a restaurant or a café, both of them are playing or checking out messages or mails instead of spending the precious time with each other. At home, the parents are  busy checking the social networking sites instead of playing with their children and taking care of them. We rarely  see  the families having the dinner together.  Not only the elders but even small children are well known of handling a smartphone. This is the effect of the younger generation on them. When a child is born instead of giving a toy in his hand he is given by a smartphone in his hand. It is having very adverse effect on our creative minds. Mobile is an advanced technology and very useful , true to say. But when used properly. It connects us with the world but meeting face to face and talking to each other is having the different happiness in it. It has many uses such as for calculations, through the net we can access any  information, listening songs etc. But all these should be limited in use.  The only solution for this problem is to recognize how much we need to use it and keep it away while eating, talking to anyone or other important work.

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