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#26018
I would be surprised if anyone can write a good article from his/her mobile. When I was a Lead Editor Resources on ISC some authors used to submit articles from their mobile. Such articles had poor formatting and bad English. A good author would never do such carelessness with his/her work.
#26026
Nowadays because of so many ads popping up writing in mobile has become much more difficult. I also feel that laptop or desktop is a good option.
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#26112
Both are different devices. Depending upon the usage. Well mobile is more continent and have much more use then laptop. In Short, I suggest Mobile phone.
#26192
Both are different devices. Depending upon the usage. Well mobile is more continent and have much more use then laptop. In Short, I suggest Mobile phone.
#27540
For extended tasks like article writing, I prefer laptops for comfort and efficiency. Even though mobile devices are convenient, typing and screen size can limit long-term productivity. Therefore, laptops are more suitable for longer, detailed tasks.
#27558
My preference is a laptop due to its large screen, full keyboard, and better productivity. This makes multitasking, work and content creation better than using a mobile device.
#27560
When choosing between a mobile and a laptop, it depends on your needs. Mobiles offer portability and convenience, perfect for quick tasks and communication. Laptops, on the other hand, provide more power, a larger screen, and better multitasking capabilities, ideal for work, content creation, or gaming.
#27676
I personally prefer a laptop because it offers a larger screen, better multitasking, and more power for tasks like typing, researching, or working on multiple windows at once. Laptops are ideal for long study sessions, creative work, and productivity. However, mobiles are more convenient for quick browsing, communication, and on-the-go usage. So, while mobiles offer portability and ease, laptops provide comfort and efficiency for serious work and extended use, making them the better overall choice.
#27697
It depends on what I'm doing at the time.
A mobile is perfect for quick tasks-chatting, browsing, social media-because it's always with me and fast.
I'd recommend a laptop for real work, such as writing, designing, or multitasking. It's just easier and more productive when you have a large screen and keyboard.
If I had to choose only one overall, I'd prefer a laptop, because it can handle almost everything a mobile can—and much more.
A mobile is perfect for quick tasks-chatting, browsing, social media-because it's always with me and fast.
I'd recommend a laptop for real work, such as writing, designing, or multitasking. It's just easier and more productive when you have a large screen and keyboard.
If I had to choose only one overall, I'd prefer a laptop, because it can handle almost everything a mobile can—and much more.
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