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Impact Of Smartphone Usage Among Student Community
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AUTHOR(S)
Dr.G.Kanagavalli, Dr.U.Arumugam, G.Lingavel, R.Vijayalakshmi
KEYWORDS
Software Application, Technology, Brower, Internet usage, Buying and Selling, Online Purchase, Communication Process, Satisfaction.
ABSTRACT
The aim of the study smart phone usage among student community. Smart phones have now become cross-generational staples as people of all ages communicate with each other across the world. Smart phones are used to replace digital cameras, watches, video recorders, and many more. Having a smart phone is like having a tiny computer in a pocket. The purpose of the study impact of smart phone usage among student community. The main objectives of the study to analyze the impact of smart phone usage among student community. The methodology based on primary data. The data collected through questionnaire method. The sample size of the respondent 123 student. The data analyzed tools can be used percentage analyze and factor analysis. The findings of the study Smartphone is seen as an icon of young generation. People see mobile phones as an extension of their hand and they depend on social network ties to establish their self. Mobile communication affords greater freedom to its users regarding time and space. We are in a transition age from a broadcast media to a personal communication technology, giving more freedom for personal identity, new utilities of public space and new forms of networking and coordination in the society.
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