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    Topic and Summary Paragraph Even though mobile phone devices and its related services offer immense benefits to people all over the world, older adults are lacking behind as they encounter difficulties in accessing these devices and its services. These difficulties they encounter are mainly due to the natural decline of their cognitive abilities and the rarity of mobile phone developers and service providers considering older adults as users in the development of their products. The existence of current mobile phone devices and its related services promoted shows evidence that older adults are not considered in today’s production of mobile phone devices and its related services. For example, the buttons on the screen of most current mobile…

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    Essay On Mobile Phones

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    Cell phones of 30 years ago, and today’s models have nothing in common, other than the ability to communicate. Over the years, the design of the phone itself has changed from cumbersome to sleek. Also, modern cell phones can be used for much more than simple communication. Earlier cell phones were not targeted for the general populace, while modern cell phones are used by every age, from children to retirees. Advanced technology has changed how people view the purpose of cell phones, the…

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    The mobile phone has established as an important gadget in technology. It has been suggested that excessive mobile phone use may be associated with health-compromising behaviours, such as sleeping behaviour (Koivusilta, Lintonen, & Rimpela, 2015). The mobile phone is viewed as an important communication tool and has become an integral part of student’s life. Access to the internet is increasingly easy due to improvements in technology and the prevalence of mobile phone. It is generally…

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    Thousands of years ago, ancestors used horses to deliver the message to other tribes when it is necessary. Chinese warriors used fire to light up the great wall passing signals to camps from hundred miles away. Nowadays, thanks to the technology that people no longer have to waste time on the trip for one message or a letter. After the mobile phone has published to the public, it becomes one of the necessities that people use and carry every day. The message is one of the most efficient…

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    Mobile Phone Effect Essay

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    Negative Effects of Cell Phones Did you know that cell phones also have a negative affect on humans? Cell phones have become a part of this society and have been circulating for quite a while now. A man named Martin Cooper invented the first cell phone in 1973. The purpose of this mobile device was to make this society more connected. It purpose did accomplished its goal, but caused other side affects on human beings. Cell phones were meant to make our society more united, but what they…

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    for the benefit of the population. Topic Health problems which might emerge from the use of mobile phones and the environmental impact. My research statement is: Some researchers have asserted that mobile phone users’ are exposed to radiation which affects the human system and food chain. In the case of this research the problem is an over usage of mobile phones and how the radiation from the phone (electro-magnetic wave) affects…

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    How Dangerous is The Cell Phone? If you knew that cell phone usage increased your chances of getting cancer would you continue to use your cell phone? Such a possibility is a potential risk amours all cell phone users. But just think how much have our lives been transformed with mobile phone technology? We can attend to problems at our work place and even at our homes without the need of appearing there physically. Communication has been made easier since the advent of telephone and now cell…

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    Mobile Phones Cell phones are becoming a necessary invention in our life, to the point where it is difficult for people to imagine their lives without mobiles, they are becoming a major addiction. They are used for everything in our daily lives such as communicating with friends and family, keeping up to date with word wide news as well as being able to do work from anywhere. Modern mobiles also allow people to follow and updated with new trends like those in fashion. For these reasons people…

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    Cell phones, can be dangerous for children? You can influence your child, but you cannot control him. These days mobile phone has become part of many human lives, the reason why it is useful for kids is that it could distract him why we do chores. For example, we can download games and books, so they can play and read as they want. It is also easier to communicate with people around the world with cell phones. On the other hand, many people think that mobile phones are useless. Because it is…

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    Mobile phones have altered our way of life to an unbelievable degree. Mobile phones are by far one of the greatest inventions due to their numerous uses. Day by day, they are becoming an essential part of our lives. Statistics show that about 60% of the world’s population use mobile phones. With the majority of that percentage being the youth. One way or the other, mobile phones have had an impact on the world. The portability of mobile phones make them more of a benefit than a detriment. The…

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