Introduction Today’s society can be referred to as the “age of technology.” With the many new technology advancements and inventions, today’s society has become technically savvy. People of different age groups, backgrounds, and professions have experienced using various forms of technology. From televisions, music playing devices, tablets, video games, and laptop computers, technology has greatly affected and influenced today’s society. Among the new and evolving technologies of today is the cell phone.
History of Cellphones Over the years, the model of cell phones have evolved. With this evolution of cell phone, the number of users has also increased. Many years ago, the cell phone was known as the “car phone.” This device was unlike …show more content…
In the beginning, cell phones were mainly used for talking, but gradually features like voicemail were added. Cell phone companies eventually discovered ways to integrate other technologies into the phone to expand its features. In recent years, cell phones have evolved from just being used for communication verbally to being used to check ones email, take photos, and access social media. Cell phones have evolved so much that they are beginning to take the place of other gadgets. Not only has the technology of cell phones evolved, but the appearance of cell phone has also changed. Original car phones were bulky and inconvenient to carry; however, companies began creating phones drastically smaller and sleeker than cell phones in the past. In very recent years, phone companies have created phones that are a bit larger, but create more room for larger screens and less buttons, which make using a phone …show more content…
We are constantly exposed to electromagnetic radiation produced by the different appliances we use daily. Exposure to this electromagnetic radiation has become a growing health threat. Development of brain tumors, genetic damage, and other expose related conditions have been links to the radiation from the handset of cell phones, and from the tower-based antennas carrying the signals. However, the government and cell phone companies continue to mislead and withhold the gangers of the use of these electronic
History of Cellphones Over the years, the model of cell phones have evolved. With this evolution of cell phone, the number of users has also increased. Many years ago, the cell phone was known as the “car phone.” This device was unlike …show more content…
In the beginning, cell phones were mainly used for talking, but gradually features like voicemail were added. Cell phone companies eventually discovered ways to integrate other technologies into the phone to expand its features. In recent years, cell phones have evolved from just being used for communication verbally to being used to check ones email, take photos, and access social media. Cell phones have evolved so much that they are beginning to take the place of other gadgets. Not only has the technology of cell phones evolved, but the appearance of cell phone has also changed. Original car phones were bulky and inconvenient to carry; however, companies began creating phones drastically smaller and sleeker than cell phones in the past. In very recent years, phone companies have created phones that are a bit larger, but create more room for larger screens and less buttons, which make using a phone …show more content…
We are constantly exposed to electromagnetic radiation produced by the different appliances we use daily. Exposure to this electromagnetic radiation has become a growing health threat. Development of brain tumors, genetic damage, and other expose related conditions have been links to the radiation from the handset of cell phones, and from the tower-based antennas carrying the signals. However, the government and cell phone companies continue to mislead and withhold the gangers of the use of these electronic