Smartphones are an integral part of our daily lives. This cultural norm is associated with the skyrocketing use of technology in American society. Many conveniences come with the use of smartphones. They provide easy communication and they are a good source of useful information. They keep us safe, provide us with directions via GPS features that enables our friends and family to track us in case we get lost. Other conveniences include moon ultra light app features like doctor on demand that bring us medical services from qualified doctors via convenient access on your smartphone. There are also apps for just about everything including music, entertainment and features that help us to get directions, locate different places of interest such as restaurants, hotels and other attractions in our cities.

However, there are some disadvantages associated with the use of smartphones. According to the latest research Americans are addicted to their smartphones. For example, according to statistics, Americans are spending an alarming amount of time on their smartphones. Statistics estimate that the average amount of time we spend on your smartphones is 4.7 hours a day. Consumers also check their social media accounts from Facebook to Twitter to snapshot 17 times a day. From a statistical point of view, in a 24 hour day period of time, this means that we spend an average of about one third of the entire day on our smartphones. Eye care practitioners are expressing concern about a syndrome that they have diagnosed as smartphone addiction.