Are smartphones more practical than laptops?
Jain… Depends on the use and how big the laptop is or what shape (convertible, etc.)
Is probably because of how far you mean that.
A smartphone can certainly be more practical if I want to google something for a moment.
However, if I want to conduct correspondence in the form of letters, a laptop is more helpful for me personally.
So it's very much the use.
Neither. In what sense is it more practical? Yes it is smaller, you can quickly take notes, text etc.
But typing an essay on a cell phone is anything but practical, just as it is not doing various other tasks.
Of course, it depends on the type of use. But I can probably write a long text much more easily with the laptop than on a smartphone.
I don't even want to imagine how long it would have taken me to write my final exam with my smartphone, including correct formatting.
And there are probably much better games for the laptop. Of course, you could also make calls with a smartphone.
Yes, I would say because a smartphone has more advantages in my opinion. Nowadays you have almost everything with a smartphone, be it simple communication, GPS, countless apps for learning, health, etc. And all of this on the go in pocket format.
In my opinion, however, a laptop has some advantages, such as the correspondence mentioned by BlackSecret13 or general office work. You can do something like that with your cell phone, but it's more cumbersome.
On the whole, I therefore find smartphones more practical, as they have more advantages, but it always depends on what you want to use it for. For office work, I would logically take a PC or laptop and not a smartphone.
