Looking at the Internet or social media these days, you can see that so many students study using tablet PCs. In the past, if they only thought of the purpose of tablets as auxiliary to laptops, they are now used much further as learning devices.

Currently, local governments in Korea are distributing tablet PCs to narrow the gap between students by distributing them for students who have difficulty in preparing non-face-to-face classes, and the private education market is also expanding by using tablets and other programs.

Furthermore, Korea is a semiconductor powerhouse, and global conglomerate (Samsung) produces mobile phones and tablets. Apple’s phones and pads are also used for more different use from design.

In fact, even at the beginning of its launch, the tablet market was not very welcomed because it was a machine in a vague location, not a cell phone or laptop. However, 12 years after the first generation of the iPad came out, the tablet PC is firmly established itself, unlike in the early stages of its release.

At first, it was easy to draw or write only when you draw simple pictures or use special gloves without a pen, so it was pushed back by Wacom, and as a result, it seemed like an iPhone was really enlarged, drawing a lot of criticism from people that it was expensive and economical.

However, now, if you search on the Internet for how to study or vlog, you can see that there are various markets and companies that sell such files, such as diaries and scheduling notes, where a lot of people can use tablet PCs.

Currently, it is not only looking at information, but also replacing the use of various objects. Books, schedules, etc. are used for a lot of purposes.

In the early days, sellers made and sold iPads only, but recently many people use tablets based on Samsung or Android, not just products from Apple, so companies that have created various apps based on iOS are making handwriting apps or drawing apps that are compatible with Android.It is trying to make various efforts in collaboration with software developers, and Apple launched a new lineup called Ultra, similar to the professional lineup earlier this year, and Xiaomi and Huawei in China continue to premiumize the tablet market.

In addition, the problem of the operating system, which was the biggest concern for companies, is likely to be resolved soon. Considering the importance of optimization because various users currently use tablets in various countries around the world, it has been reported that Android has decided to develop a tablet-only operating system.

As a result, Apple’s dominance, not dominance, is expected to end.

Currently, many young people are so familiar with digital devices that they are called digital natives.

Users who used to have tablets are increasingly using such trends as studying using various applications and using their own study habits and resources that people have to cut down notes or trees due to environmental problems.

That’s why most experts predict that the future tablet market will be very bright, and as Apple argues at first that it will be difficult because other companies are latecomers, many companies will try now and compete with various companies, not Apple’s dominance. The simple portability and diversity of tablets should be tailored to the user’s convenience, manufacturers hope to become a product that does not lack not only design and application but also hardware capacity to produce.

Sophia Kim

Asia Journal

LG G4 has been available to AT&T customers for pre-sales on www.att.com started from Friday, May 29. This premium smartphone is available in Metallic Gray or Genuine Black Leather. The G4 will be available in AT&T stores starting Friday, June 5. Customers that purchase the G4 through the website can also receive the LG G Pad F 8.0 tablet for $0.99. The tablet is available for $149.99 with a two-year agreement when purchased separately.

Customers can purchase the Metallic Gray version of the G4 for $0 down on AT&T Next at $21.00 at 30 payments on AT&T Next 24, $26.25 at 24 payments on Next 18, or $31.50 at 20 payments on Next 12. The smartphone will also be available for $199.99 with a two-year agreement, or $629.99 with no commitment.

The Genuine Black leather version of the G4 will also be available on AT&T Next for $22.34 per month on Next 24, $27.92 per month on Next 18, or $33.50 per month with Next 12. The G4 will also be available for $239.99 with a two-year agreement, or $669.99 with no commitment.

The G4 is LG’s first smartphone with an IPS Quantum display that provides improved contrast, brightness and wide color space for an enhanced, clear picture. The 5.5 inch display combined with the network with the nation’s strongest 4G LTE signal makes streaming video, sharing pictures, and browsing the web an effortless experience.

The G4 features a 16 megapixel rear-facing camera with Laser Auto Focus and a F1.8 aperture lens. The smartphone includes Manual Mode, which lets you adjust settings such as shutter speed, white balance sensor so that the pictures you want to post on social media come out in focus with bright colors. The G4 also has an eight megapixel front facing camera, ideal for taking selfies with friends and family at your favorite places.

In addition to AT&T’s G Pad F tablet bundle, LG is providing customers with a free spare battery, 32GB memory card and battery charging cradle.8 You can stay connected longer and have more room to store your favorite pictures, videos, and music.

For more information on the LG G4 visit www.att.com/lgg4. For more details on the LG accessories promotion visit www.lgg4promo.com.