My favorite innovation is the renowned iPhone. There might be people out there who think it’s overrated---but really, it’s not, I believe. I used to be one of those who think, “oh no, another person with an iPhone again.” I had always thought a phone that could text or call simply with enough shortcuts to maneuver around the phone and games to keep me from being bored is good enough for me. As a recent user, I am very pleased in receiving this technological innovation.
The prime reason why I find this invention worthy of praise is not because it’s from Apple, it looks cool, or it’s an “in thing,” but rather because of what it can carry. With such compact size that can be held with one hand, you are actually holding more than just a phone with infinite capabilities. It’s the apps that make this a handy gadget. This phone can act as other things than what it is. It’s a calendar, a reminder, a means to browsing the Internet, a book, a camera, a remote, a gaming platform, an mp3 player, a dictionary, a teacher of language, a flashlight, a ruler, a compass, a unit converter, a calculator, and many, many more. The list can go on and on. Rather than filling your bag with many things, this innovation serves as your bag. This is a new system that holds several capabilities for the user or for anyone that can use its services. Yes, it’s just like what the iTouch can do but lessens the number of devices by not carrying another cellphone.
The ability to combine several things placed under one technology makes the iPhone worth it.
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