THE ROLE OF MOBILE APPLICATIONS IN OUR MODERN LIFE

Authors

  • Beknazarova Saida Scientific leader:, TUIT professor
  • Olimjonov Muhammadqodir TUIT TTF student
  • Normuratov Abbosbek TUIT TTF student

Keywords:

Mobile applications, Technology, Smartphones, Digital lifestyle, Social media, Productivity, Health and fitness, Entertainment, Communication, Online services

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the increasing role of mobile applications in modern society. The research methods used include a review of existing literature and analysis of statistics on mobile app usage. The results show that mobile apps have become an integral part of daily life, with users relying on them for everything from communication and entertainment to productivity and healthcare. The main conclusions drawn from this research are that mobile apps offer a convenient and accessible way to access a wide range of services and information, but also present certain risks such as privacy concerns and addiction. Overall, this article highlights the importance of understanding the impact of mobile apps on our lives and how to use them responsibly.

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Published

2023-04-23

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