Technology Addiction Essays and Research Papers

The invention of the internet is something that has dazzled humanity. However, its harms can outweigh its advantages when it is exposed to children under the age of 12 (Young, 2017). Kids at that age are vulnerable and can easily develop internet addiction. Internet addiction is defined as the uncontrollable desire to use internet and…

The gadget addiction among the Malaysian teenagers is becoming more and more common in the current age, with people developing an obsession with their tablets,mobile phone or other electronic device. According to a study, people who had to remain without using their gadgets for 1-3 days of time displayed various traits of anxious behavior, and…

Gadgets can be the most important thing in our modern life. These electronic devices had been introduced into our life about more than a decades ago, and who knows, gadget has been a major part to continue our life or to accomplish works. This technology has a wide range of availability in the market such…

Sam Anderson starts off by going back to 1989 to refer to when Nintendo brought the Game Boy to America and offered several types of games with the device. Two decades after the Nintendo launched the Game Boy, smartphones were starting to take over the gaming industry. With the rise of smartphones, almost anyone can…

In the short story “The Perfect Match” the writer is focusing on a young working employee whose life is managed by technology. In the story the character, named Sai, is assisted by a ear piece that is linked to his phone. This little earpiece assists Sai in all day decisions. It decides what Sai must…

Introduction Technology has developed more than the human expectations. Since last few decade technology has taken over the human jobs and now companies can use machines for not only the routine tasks that can be done by robots. Artificial Intelligence is playing an important role in the world of emerging technology. However, due to the…

Theoretical Framework Library 2.0 is a term coined by Michael Casey on his LibraryCrunch blog. Casey (2006), say that Library 2.0 sees the reality of the current user-base and says not good enough, we can reach more people. It seeks to do this through a three-part approach — reaching out to new users, inviting customer…