This refers to people who affectionately give names to mechanical objects, like smartphones, PCs, TVs, and microwaves.
They enjoy conversations with these things, treating them as if they were human.
It could be that the underlying reason for this is found in the Japanese culture of personifying just about anything.
スマートフォン
Suma-tofon
smartphones
電子レンジ
denshi’renji
microwaves
製品
seihin
(mechanical) objects <products>
かわいがる
kawaigaru
affectionately
のことです。
no koto desu.
(this) refers to
これら製品を
Korera seihin o/wo
with these things <products>
人間扱いして
ningen atsukai shite
treating (them) as if (they) were human
会話を
kaiwa o/wo
conversations
楽しみます。
tanoshimimasu.
(they) enjoy
背景には
haikei niwa/ha
(the) underlying reason
何でも
nandemo
(just about) anything
擬人化
gijinka
personifying
日本文化
Nihon’bunka
(the) Japanese culture
いえるでしょう。
ieru deshou.
(it) could be