Technology has benefited our life in finding information.

Some people
predict that no one will buy printed newspapers or books due to online
(newspapers, magazines, and other free readings, available in the
future). This essay will discuss two main reasons I strongly agree by
this opinion prediction.

Firstly, people has a lot of choices of subscription-fee-waived

applications to find information. People can find the applications that
are suitable with their needs through Playstore in Android. They just
need to log in with their email account and will be able to access the
information they need 24 hours for free. My friends and I are familiar
with NewsToday, Line, Kindle, Getepic, and Grow Your Mind as the
great examples of discharged-fee applications you can consider to
download. Information from all over the world can be widely accessed
through these free applications.

Secondly, you need to expend more bill to buy printed newspaper and
books rather than online one. The avarage of a newspaper is 2 dollars
and 25 dollars for books. Imagine if you need to buy newspaper
everyday and once a month for a book, how much will you spend in a
year? Instead, you should consider to spend such that much money to
invest in buying smartphone and internet so that you can access online
newspapers and books for free the entire lifetime (your entire lifetime
freely) the rest of your life. The latest survey found that people tend
to spend their money in an avarage 1200 dollars a year in printed
newspapers and books while people who read online only spend a half.
This disadvantage of spending more money become people’s
consideration not to buy printed newspapers and books anymore.

To sum up, the idea of nobody will buy printed newspapers and books in
the future are very reasonable. People will get readings from online
applications without spending their money more on printed materials.