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    Rosemary Okumu Prof. Hamilton, M.A. English Composition 1113 – 60042 21 November, 2016 What are the values and shortcomings of the Cell Phones? Out of the many accessories we have in today’s world, you will hardly miss someone with a mobile phone. The cell phone is no longer a luxury, as it was in the yesteryears, or a preserve of the rich and well-to-do members of the society but rather a ‘must-have’ necessity across the board. Their ubiquity notwithstanding, should the benefits of…

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    Cell phones have a huge impact on this day and age and on this society. (1) People use high tech gadgets like cell phones every day, “cell phones seem to be carried everywhere we go” (4), but people don’t seem to realize the harmful effects on their bodies or on the environment. Cell phones have not only been noticed for their awesome applications and capabilities, but for their harmful attributes as well. Although cell phones have beneficial capabilities; the harmful effects are greater. One of…

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    Cell Phone Bans: Are They Safe? “20 percent of American third graders have owned a phone and that number jumped to 80 percent by middle school” (Sirs, LaCasse). These statistics can be determined in one word, safety. This word seems to be losing it’s meaning in a new trend called, cell phone bans. This problem is important to discuss because through banning cell phones, schools are putting students safety at risk through not having emergency contact. Also, some students will argue that their…

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    The cell phone has redesigned and impacted the world more than any other type of technological device up to this point in time. It serves as a gateway to future possibilities of which the world has never seen before. Some people argue that these electronic devices have devastated and or desocialized the world as a whole, but ask yourself this. How would the world survive if not for the ingenious design of the cell phone? Across the globe today, millions upon millions of people either have or…

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    You know people nowadays have cell phones. But the question is are they safe? This issue is important because I want the reader to know that cell phone may not be what you think they are. These are the major reasons. One it can damage DNA and gene expression cells, it can also disturb pacemaker functionality, and it can expose the brain to two times the average radiation. Cell phones are not safe because it can change DNA and gene expression cells, it can disturb functioning of pacemaker, and…

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    relationships and are affected due to the use of cellphone that assessed students on cell phone usage (Avelar, 2015). The first question was how frequently do participants use their phones and think other people used their phones in the same settings. The survey assessed the appropriateness behavior of calling and texting in public settings. The survey also included questions about the people’s perceptions of the effect of cell phones on their interactions with others and was ask to recall when…

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    matter of cell phone use in secondary schools. This is an outdated policy that is overlooked by so many school executives who are chiefly looking at outdated studies and research. Newer research has shown that today’s cell phones are able to let students connect with the topic, communicate and keep safe, and improve students’ abilities inside and outside of school. Because of that, this issue cannot be ignored, and needs to be solved by the start of school this fall. To start off, Cell phones…

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    “The first cell phone was 10 inches long, 2.5 pounds and was referred to as “the brick”(Young, R) ”. Since 1973 cell phones have gone through a total transformation. Cellular devices are no longer just made for communication purposes. They now have built in navigation systems, texting, cameras and apps for just about…

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    Cell Phone Driving Essay

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    IMPORTANT TO USE A CELL PHONE MOUNT WHILE DRIVING? Do you spend a lot of time in your car? If you are constantly on the go, one way to make your drive more enjoyable is by purchasing a cell phone mount that can hold your phone on your dashboard while you drive. Why should you consider buying one of these cell phone accessories? Here are some of the many ways a cell phone mount can benefit you: Safer way of using your cell phone Many states have laws against texting or talking on the phone…

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    Cell Phone Addiction Essay

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    reliant on cell phones. This reliance has manifested it 's self as addiction, and greatly impacts a large portion of our daily lives. This impact can be seen as separation anxiety from cell phones to being used as a buffer between ourselves and those we wish to distance ourselves from. We must first discover how to be comfortable with only our thoughts, then we can begin reconnecting with others face to face. Without learning how to cope without the constant reassurance of a cell phone in our…

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