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Faizel Patel, Radio Islam News – 14-12-2017<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n \n They\u2019ve been called \u201csmall pieces\u201d of the internet and every smartphone user have them on their devices.<\/p>\n Recent research indicates that the average smartphone user spends two hours and 15 minutes a day using apps, which adds up to about a month every year.<\/p>\n Smartphones have become essential daily living tools and there are few people who could optimally function without apps. But it\u2019s not just about communicating anymore.<\/p>\n There are over 2.8 million options available for download on leading app stores that can help you do anything from getting fit, relaxing, watching a movie or playing music to identifying a plant or calling a cab. If you can think it, there\u2019s probably an app for it.<\/p>\n Apps are so much a part of everyday life that many of them are becoming verbs \u2013 instead of asking a person to send a message on WhatsApp, its more common to say, \u2018WhatsApp me\u2019.<\/p>\n When it comes to language skills as well, short messaging has brought about a whole new vernacular to be learned and interpreted (especially by parents of teenagers).<\/p>\n Although managing apps has become almost second nature to most users, it can be challenging at times.<\/p>\n Vice President of Integrated Mobility at Samsung SA, Craige Fleischer says, the recently launched Galaxy Note8 makes managing apps a breeze.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s far easier to manage your most used-apps by allowing you to open two at a time \u2013 and the extra-large screen means you can easily navigate both.\u201d<\/p>\n Apps have made the world a different place \u2013 allowing you to experience what you want to experience, when you want to, as well as to share your opinions and encounters in real-time while tracking your health or making hand-written notes that\u2019ll save to the cloud.<\/p>\n Just about every need you have has been \u2018apped\u2019.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n