...Malaysia is classified as one of the countries that are rapidly developing in technology. Along with our neighbor country Singapore, Malaysia is improving in technological industry that has been approved as an effective device in improving education, communicative skill and creative thinking besides serving as nation’s improviser. Ministry of Education proposed the use technology as one of the main sources to improve and empower English speaking skill among primary school students. This proposition, of course were accompanied by agrees and disagreement from various parties. Almost 67% of the objections came from parents who are concern about the negative effect of technology if the policy of using technology in education is enforced. (Ministry of Education, 2009) This is because, the spreading issues of technology’s negative effect has seems to blend into our community. Nonetheless, everything comes with its pros and cons. In preview, we will discuss about how effective usage of technology can improve one’s educational standard. Television has indeed increase the percentage and improves the academic level of students especially in the age of primary school students. Based on a research by Dr. Lim Yeoh Soon (2010), a professor of Children Development, technology like television can improve one’s academic standard as the most effective visual aids, if use correctly and under strict observation. This is proven with one of the most successful experiment by Dr. Yeoh himself; when 55%...
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...29208 Table of Contents Section 1……………………………….. Introduction Page 3 Section 2……………………………….. Analysis Pages 4-7 Section 3……………………………….. Results Pages 4-7 Section 4……………………………….. Conclusions Page 8 Section 5……………………………….. References Page 9 E-commerce is becoming increasingly more popular with each passing day as the technology around us continues to advance. Technology has advanced so rapidly just over the past ten years that basically every business has had to adopt some form of e-commerce just to stay in business. The use of different forms of technology by basically everyone on a day to day basis has greatly increased the importance and benefits of e-commerce as a whole. Companies can use technologies like our smart phones and the internet to reach customers with multiple forms of advertisement, customized to meet each individual customer’s preferences. “Internet technology has changed the supply chain by improving collaboration and efficiency, and adding value to products and firms” (Astuti, 2014). Internet technology has improved the supply chain because it has helped business know the amount of supplies it needs to produce to satisfy the amount of customers they have. This is different than in the past when a business would just produce an estimated amount of products and just hope they all sell. Now with the advancements in technology and e-commerce a business can know the exact amount of products they need...
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...innovation Smart phone. This average large group of people is using Smart Phone, and there are some significant reasons behind their likings and using of Smart Phone. More over 9.63 crore people of Bangladesh are using mobile phone recorded by Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission. From these large numbers of mobile users maximum 34 percent people users are using Smart Phone. Persons/Customers insights or what overall influencing factors are related and their significant affect on purchasing decision of Smart Phone are to be discovered by our research. More precisely, what are the actual factors people consider before purchasing a Smart Phone is to find out through our research. However to attain this research we do not need to understand the nature and competition of the market of smart phone rather the basic things (special consideration needed at the time of purchasing smart phone by customers & users) we had brought in our consideration like price, status, design, features, brand image, warranty, which our research intends to find out by doing survey on current users. 1.2 Statement of the problem The research ultimate goal is to find out what are the significant factors that influence/affect customer purchasing decisions of smart phone. For reaching to the ultimate goal we have decided to do a survey on current users of smart phone to identify what factors influenced them to purchase smart phone and their current perception regarding smart phone. Our...
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...Running Head: SMARTPHONES AND THEIR EFFECT ON OUR SOCIAL INTERACTIONS Smartphones and their Effect on our Social Interactions Ashley L****** NMCC Abstract We walk through this world with our heads down. Immersed in the technological realm, we disregard the real. We converse with our hands rather than our mouths, tapping keyboards and touchpads to the rhythm of our thoughts. This is the way we communicate in the 21st century. In the last decade, advances in information technologies have substantially altered the way humans interact. Between email, texting, social networking, instant messaging, and Skype, people now have the resources that would make it possible to spend days or months without coming face-to-face with another person, yet still remain connected with the world. I love my smartphone. I am in awe at just how much phones have advanced in the last 20 years. From the first one that was gigantic in size, then leading to a smaller simple flip phone to these beautiful, amazing slim pieces of hardware that can do more than I could have ever imagined a phone doing. Smartphones are something to be amazed with. Smartphones can certainly make our lives easier for us as we use them for everyday tasks such as communicating, checking our calendars, using as alarm clocks, as calculators, setting reminders and so much more. However, as smartphones keep advancing with new ways to make our lives easier, are they hindering our natural need for social...
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...Word Count: 1036 Wearable Technology - Fitness Trackers Advancements in smart technology open possibilities of innovation with the recent production of miniature devices. These devices are attached to body parts and clothes, thus the wearable technology industry. This technology is revolutionising smart technology whereby applications are integrated into small, light and convenient devices such as smart watches, fitness trackers, sports watches, head-mounted displays, smart clothing and smart jewellery. Wearable technology devices serve the purpose of monitoring and providing convenience in situations where actual handling of smart phones is impossible, as handled by fitness trackers. Data handling is managed by the wearable technology system and synchronised with smart phones. The trackers’ applications allows users to record their fitness schedules and monitor their progress based on the data-captured workouts. As exemplified by the Nike+ FuelBand in the United States, innovation, production and use of fitness trackers derive positive effects through design and data integration whilst conflicting with the environment from resultant waste management after use. Product description The Nike+ FuelBand is a water-resistant fitness-tracking wearable device that is worn around the wrist. The tracker is fitted with an in-built display and standby battery of up to 4 hours in active sessions. It houses a rechargeable battery and an indicator to alert user on power consumption...
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...the results towards the solution. The result of the study suggests that students‘ academic quality and knowledge enhancement have significantly strong relationship with investment in IT. However, the findings of this exploratory study offer insights that the money invested in IT for academic purpose is more advantageous than otherwise be invested especially for those whose academic curriculum mainly decorated in accordance with the modern up-to-date era of Information Technology. On the basis of intellectual interaction between premises and experiences gathered during study, investment on IT will help concerned students understanding how important IT is for their study. Index Terms: Intellectual interaction, Investment insights, IT importance, IT Payoff, Relationship of IT investment, Relevance of IT usage, Statistical tools, Up-to-date era of information technology. ———————————————————— 1. INTRODUCTION The overriding message that can be gleaned from most current research on the implementation of computer-based technology in education is that technology is a means, not an end; it is a tool for achieving instructional goals, not a goal in itself. And yet, many schools and districts have invested in computer-based technology before establishing clear plans for how to use this important tool. In today‘s world, computerbased...
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...TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGES CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study ..………………………………......1 1.2 Statement of the Problem …………………………………….2 1.3 Significance of the study …………………………………….2 1.4 Scope and Limitation …………………………………….3 1.5 Definition of Terms ……………………………………3 CHAPTER TWO QUESTIONS 2.1 Following Questions …………………………………….4-5 CHAPTER THREE RECOMMENDATION , CONCLUSION AND REFERENCES 3.1 Recommendation ……………………………………..........6 3.2 Conclusion ……………………………………………...6 3.3 References ……………………………………………….7 CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY In the year where electronic gadgets are not yet invented like computers, students are not yet engage in activities using technologies. Students rely on books and visit library facilities to study, read their notes and review their school lessons. During those years, despite the lack of computers and hi-tech gadgets students still achieve high and good grades and the students are still focused on their studies. They strive hard just to attain higher and better grades in their education. As years passed, industrial evolution occurred and great changes and improvements happened. One of these changes in...
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...country PESTEL analysis * POLITCAL * Economic factor * SOCIAL * TECNOLOGY * Legal * Environment CONCLUSION RECOMINDATION Introduction In this world there are different types of smart phone companies but we need to cover one Multinational company and that will BLACKBERRY limited. Basically black berry is founded in 1984 by Mike Lazaridisin in waterloo, Canada. Blackberry limited is also known as motion research limited, it is a Canadian wireless and telecommunication equipment company. The black berry first device 850 was introduced in 1999 with the name of two way pager. The name so the cell phone was chosen due to the resemblance of the keyboards button. And that also compose with the blue berry fruit. The first devices of original black berry are RIM857 – 850 are introduced with the Data TAC network operation. And after the new device name as Convergent smart phone was commonly known was introduced. With the specification of mobile telephone email services and the main production is text messaging. Market share In the year is 2003 they gained a huge market share in the industry of cell phone, by just concentrating the specification of email in their devices. And the main offer which is introduce is email service on nonblack berry cell phones, for example like nokia, palm tero. By using software black berry connect. Beginning specification The black berry device have monochrome display, while in 2003 only blackberry have a monopoly of this...
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...and patents related to data security, wireless transmission of data, and what they are known best for; their push email service. By securing these licences and patents it has given Blackberry an edge in the market with the features it offers, and allowed them to establish a target market which was business people and professionals, before moving into the general market. The major stakeholders of the company are two of the founding members, who currently serve as Co-CEOs of the firm. RIM performs well financially on a consistent basis, with revenue figures reaching $4.2 billion in 2011, although this is down 15% from the previous quarter. In the USA RIM owns 40% of the smart phone market, however their blackberry products are weaker internationally than their rivals Nokia. to IDC | | Top five mobile phone manufacturers, by 2010 global sales according to Strategy Analytics | Rank | Vendor | Unit shipments | Market share | Annual sales growth | | Rank | Vendor | Unit shipments | Market share | | 1 | Nokia | 453.0 million | 32.6% |...
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...contain the whole valuable information about the humanity and the World Wide Web called the Internet is the source of free information for everyone. Everyone has access to the net, because they obtain it from the PC, a smart phone, a laptop, etc. The older and mature people are still adjusting in Information Technology and try to connect their life with computers to be able to follow the current news and the speed of the effective world. The younger generation are much more familiar with the computer technologies and they cannot imagine their lives without computers, as they touch upon every circle of the human life. Computers serve to help people and make their lives easier and their activities more productive, but there has appeared a problem of the computer addiction or dependency, especially among the young people. Young people spend the absolute majority of their free time in front of the computer surfing the web and looking for entertainment. Computer games have become so popular, that children cannot imagine spending time outdoors but play various computer games, which are often full of violence. The main functions of computers is to store information that we can retrieve and use for our development. Education and work ethics have lost their primary importance due to the fact that computers have taken over the time we would have spent on obtaining these information that we need at various institutions, eg. library, and spend time surfing entertainment on the said computer...
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...contain the whole valuable information about the humanity and the World Wide Web called the Internet is the source of free information for everyone. Everyone has access to the net, because they obtain it from the PC, a smart phone, a laptop, etc. The older and mature people are still adjusting in Information Technology and try to connect their life with computers to be able to follow the current news and the speed of the effective world. The younger generation are much more familiar with the computer technologies and they cannot imagine their lives without computers, as they touch upon every circle of the human life. Computers serve to help people and make their lives easier and their activities more productive, but there has appeared a problem of the computer addiction or dependency, especially among the young people. Young people spend the absolute majority of their free time in front of the computer surfing the web and looking for entertainment. Computer games have become so popular, that children cannot imagine spending time outdoors but play various computer games, which are often full of violence. The main functions of computers is to store information that we can retrieve and use for our development. Education and work ethics have lost their primary importance due to the fact that computers have taken over the time we would have spent on obtaining these information that we need at various institutions, eg library, and spend time surfing entertainment on the said computer...
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...“Discuss the concept of perceived value and its importance to consumer behaviour and marketing. Discuss the theory and then give practical examples of how customers perceive various brands and how this impacts on their behaviour” Background The perceived value is “the worth that a product of services has in the mind of the costumer. The costumer’s perceived value of a good or service affects the price that he or she willing to pay for it. For the most of the part, costumers are unaware of the true cost of production for the products they buy. Instead, they simply have an internal feeling for how much certain products are worth to them. This in order to obtain a higher price for their products, procurers may pursue marketing strategies to create a higher perceives value for their products. Perceived value is often used with perfumes, for example. Perfumes tend to be associated with a glamorous celebrity in order to create a mystique and perception of luxury. As a consequences of the social and economic development of modern societies, the study of consumer behaviour has undergone a strong development process, during the past years consumer behaviour acquiring its own status among sciences. However scientists concern with the study of consumer behaviour covers a time span of many decades. There have been several approaches related to consumer behaviour concertized In fundamental theories and models, such as Marshall “economic model”. And marketing is the management process...
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...Apple iPhone Not since the introduction of the original Apple Macintosh has a product introduction been met with so much anticipation. The Apple iPhone is an elegantly designed information communicator forged from steel and silicon that runs pioneering software under Apple’s OS X in a Unix Kernel. The iPhone combines smart phone capabilities with a simple to use graphical interface projected on a large ‘multi-touch’ display. Apple has managed to create a Macintosh computer with mobile phone capabilities, bundled within an Internet enabled PDA and an iPod body. B. Design The iPhone’s functionality is accessed through its 3.5-inch touch screen display and one “home” button. Using only finger commands, a user can navigate seamlessly through iPhone’s features, conjuring up a keyboard when needed. At a resolution of over 25,000 pixels per inch, its picture quality for videos and photos is astounding. An ambient light sensor automatically adjusts the iPhone’s display brightness enhancing visibility and saving power. Audio is provided by a standard headphone jack, a built-in speaker or through Bluetooth (stereo) transmission. C. Features 1. Smart Phone iPhone touch technology allows users to make calls by simply pointing to a name or number in an address book or by dialing through a touch pad keyboard. Contacts are automatically updated with other linked networked devices and voicemail is accessible through an email type list selection. IPhone’s features include:...
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...Apple iPhone Not since the introduction of the original Apple Macintosh has a product introduction been met with so much anticipation. The Apple iPhone is an elegantly designed information communicator forged from steel and silicon that runs pioneering software under Apple’s OS X in a Unix Kernel. The iPhone combines smart phone capabilities with a simple to use graphical interface projected on a large ‘multi-touch’ display. Apple has managed to create a Macintosh computer with mobile phone capabilities, bundled within an Internet enabled PDA and an iPod body. B. Design The iPhone’s functionality is accessed through its 3.5-inch touch screen display and one “home” button. Using only finger commands, a user can navigate seamlessly through iPhone’s features, conjuring up a keyboard when needed. At a resolution of over 25,000 pixels per inch, its picture quality for videos and photos is astounding. An ambient light sensor automatically adjusts the iPhone’s display brightness enhancing visibility and saving power. Audio is provided by a standard headphone jack, a built-in speaker or through Bluetooth (stereo) transmission. C. Features 1. Smart Phone iPhone touch technology allows users to make calls by simply pointing to a name or number in an address book or by dialing through a touch pad keyboard. Contacts are automatically updated with other linked networked devices and voicemail is accessible through an email type list selection. IPhone’s features include:...
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...cellular phones and it is estimated that in the next four years there will be a 7 trillion wireless devices (LI-CHUN& RANGAPILLAI, 2010).The wildly spreading smart phones require a relatively high data rate, which eventually causes more power consumption. Recent studies are trying to develop a new technique for reducing the power consumption in cellular networks and making it more environment friendly, with taking the efficient power transmitting to the user on their consideration. The first mobile network consisted of only one base station; currently there are more than 4 million base stations worldwide to satisfy the huge demand on the mobile networks. On average each base station is using about 25MWh per year, which is about 60 percent of the total power consumption of mobile network (NAHAS et al., 2012). The focus of the proposed project is to increase the energy efficiency of the mobile networks without decreasing the quality of service of the mobile networks; it is combining and improving of suggested mechanisms to improve the existing mobile networks and hopefully to be implemented on future networks. B. Problems to be addressed The main issue that faces the decreasing of the energy in cellular networks is that more than 55 percent of the whole power consumption in the mobile operator happens in the base stations (BS’s) (VADGAMA & HUNUKUMBURE, 2011). The base station is the part of the network that is wirelessly connected to the user’s mobile phones. The consequence...
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