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ORN 04 R Final Draft - Amer Alshafie-GCP1
ORN 04 R Final Draft - Amer Alshafie-GCP1
Mobile phones and tablets are two of the most commonly used electronic devices in
today’s world. Both devices are portable and allow users to stay connected to the Internet and
communicate with others. While there are some similarities between mobile phones and tablets,
there also some differences. In this essay, I will discuss three similarities and three differences
Firstly, both mobile phones and tablets are portable devices that can be carried around easily.
They are lightweight and compact, making them convenient for users who are always traveling.
Secondly, both devices have touch screens that allow users to navigate through applications and
functions in an easy way. They also build in cameras that allow users to take pictures and record
videos. Thirdly, mobile phones and tablets both have access to the Internet, which means that
users can browse the web, check their emails, and use social media platforms. (Al barrah, A, and
Goggin, G, (2018), P8, “Social Bettin Apps”). They also have built in GPS systems that enable
On the other hand, there are also some differences between mobile phones and tablets. Firstly,
mobile phones primarily used for communication purposes, while tablets more geared towards
entertainment and productivity. Tablets have larger screens than mobile phones, which makes
them perfect for watching movies, playing games, and reading e-books. Secondly, mobile phones
are designed to fit into user’s pocket, while tablets are not as portable. Tablets are bulkier and
require a separate carrying case or bag. ( Campbell, C, (2010), P12, “Mobile Communication and
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Social Capital”). This makes them less convenient for users who are always on the move. Lastly,
mobile phones have a longer battery compared to tablets. This is because mobile phone have
smaller screen and require less power to operate. Tablets have larger screens and require more
battery power to function, which means that they need to be charged more frequently.
In conclusion, while there are some similarities between mobile phones and tablets, there are also
some significant differences. Both devices are portable, have touch screens, and have access to
the Internet. However, mobile phones are primarily used for communication purposes, while
tablets are more geared towards entertainment and productivity. Mobile phones are more
portable and have longer battery life, while tablets have larger screens and require more power to
function. Ultimately, the choice between a mobile phone and tablet depends the user’s needs.