The document summarizes an experiment conducted by four students who went without their mobile phones for 24 hours. They found that mobile phones have become essential for communicating with family and friends, obtaining information, and setting alarms. However, living without mobile phones for a day also allowed the students to spend more time with family and doing other activities like sports. In conclusion, while mobile phones are useful tools, people need to learn to use them in moderation to avoid addiction and dependency.

1. MOBILE ADVANTAGES
Irene Lozano, Carla Navarro, Xavi Monforte and Alicia Olivares have done this work about the
advantages of using the mobile phone.
They have found the problem that people can’t be without the mobile phone and in this experiment we
will see complications caused by living a day without it. The mobile help us to communicate quickly and
we can use it always. But the mobile phone is causing an addiction, and some people are always with
the mobile phone and it can produce a depression if the mobile phone get lose.
The work is an experiment that consists four students 24 hours without mobile phone. The four students
explain their problems. The problems are: no alarm to wake up to study, no meeting friends, no contact
with parents without keys and no music.
The results obtained and the conclusion they drew is that today the mobile is very important because
apart from using it to play or chat with instant messages, we need it to communicate with our family in
case something happens, with friends or people who are outside the country and just want to talk, and
to obtain information. On the other hand, without mobile they find more time to do other things like sport
and being with their family.
In conclusion, the mobile phone is a very useful tool now, but if you want to use it, you have to learn to
use it, and to use it with moderation. And we think that this work have very interesting topics and the
experiment that they did was quite original, because mostrate that we can’t live without mobile phone
now by now.
Alba García, Silvia Gómez, Pablo Iglesias and Maria Dolores Jiménez (1st
BAHA, IES Matilde Salvador, Spain)