Smartphones have positively changed our lives in many ways. They have improved our lifestyle, living standards, communication viability, functionality as a fitness machine, health quotient, and much more. Smartphones are also a great advent to technology. In fact, we’ve witnessed new designs, features, memory storage devices, smaller devices, faster processors, which all help make these devices extremely convenient for 24-hour use.

The beneficial aspects of using a smartphone include the following:

1. Better communication
Engagement and communication are positive impacts of smartphones. Today people are positioned at a much better state to communicate, learn new things on the fly, use applications appropriately, get the latest news, buy products to better their lives online, and collaborate on a global scale just because of the smartphone. Smartphones are, without a doubt, excellent for communication as you can text, call, send pictures, videos, record, and always stay live with this advancement.

2. Safety
Most teens, women, workers, and even children have smartphones. There are certain safety and security in having a smartphone with you at all times. For instance, should you get lost, having a digital map app will allow you to get directions. Women or children walking alone can send an SOS, pr reach voice activated 911 to reach emergency services if they are in danger. Lastly, employees and worksites can utilize smartphones for workplace safety via text messaging, emails, images, video and voice calls, which all help monitor the safety and wellbeing of employees with communicate should an emergency occur.

3. Health benefits
Many of us use our smartphone devices to help live healthier lives. For instance, your smartphone health apps can track everything from heart rate to steps taken, and from sleep patterns to set reminders to take medications, etc. Many smartphones also offer security to elderly or individuals with mobility issues who live independently. For instance, a smartphone can be outfitted with a medical alert app, which can be triggered if a slip or fall incident occurs, triggering an emergency message to loved ones or medical professionals.

4. Health education
Finally, your smartphone is a great way to help new information reach at risk populations. For instance, health organizations can utilize digital publishing to collect data and research on various health conditions and then communicate that information to greater populations who are affected by those health conditions, using analytics based social media platforms. Alternatively, the information gathered through social media can then be used to improve health programs, education, and organizations.