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A mobile phone (cellphone, etc.) is a portable telephone that can make and receive calls over a radio frequency link while the user is moving within a telephone service area, as opposed to a fixed-location phone (landline phone).
Cell phones are being carried by almost everyone around the world including children, teenagers, adults, as well as grandparents.
Phone companies are one of the fastest growing businesses on the market. This is because technology is blooming.
Cell phones are small and easy to carry around.
Modern digital cell phones can process millions of calculations per second in order to compress and decompress the voice stream.
Cell phones have full duplex, meaning you can use one frequency for talk and other frequency for listening.
Other advantages of cell phones are that you can store information, make task or to do lists, keep track of appointments, and set reminders.
Cell phones are small and easy to carry around.
Modern digital cell phones can process millions of calculations per second in order to compress and decompress the voice stream.
Cell phones have full duplex, meaning you can use one frequency for talk and other frequency for listening.
Other advantages of cell phones are that you can store information, make task or to do lists, keep track of appointments, and set reminders. Cell phones have a built-in calculator for math, you can send, receive calls, get information for a variety of sources, such as, news, entertainment, stock quotes, and play simple games.
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Cell phones physically have non-repairable internal parts that can corrode.
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A mobile phone (cellphone, etc.) is a portable telephone that can make and receive calls over a radio frequency link while the user is moving within a telephone service area, as opposed to a fixed-location phone (landline phone).
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Running head: Cell phone technology: health, behavior, & relationships 1
Cell phone technology: health, behavior, & relationships 25
Abstract
Throughout this paper, we will cover the effects of cell phones on human health, behavior, and relationships. Also, we will conduct an in-depth review of some of the most current research that has been done showing the effects cell phones have on humans and how cell phones have changed the way humans interact. Also, we will explore the impact of this technology on society and the environment. Humans use cell phones daily, and this can cause some major effects. The excessive use of cellphones has caused health issues, abnormal behavior, and relationship issues. Cell phones have also caused parents and teenagers to build better relationships. We will also explore how cell phones cause people to interact with others around them. The intent is for people to realize that good technology can have a negative impact if we do not manage it correctly.
Keywords: Health, Behavior, Relationships
Table of Contents – Jared Altic
Abstract 2
Cell Phone Technology: Health, Behavior, & Relationships 5
Historical Timeline 6
Predecessors Assessment 7
Mobile Telephone Service 7
Post Office Radiophone Service 8
1G and AMPS 8
2G 8
3G 9
4G 9
Smartphones 9
Analysis of Impact 10
Social Impact 10
Cultural Impact 10
Political Impact 10
Economic Impact 11
Environmental Impact 12
Ethical Implications 12
Health 12
Behavior 16
Relationships 22
References 27
Figures 30
Cell Phone Technology: Health, Behavior, & Relationships
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Smartphones and Mobile Phone Technology
1. Smartphones and Mobile
Phone Technology
Andrew Chang, Naeun Choi, Nicholas Delrose, Charlotte Gilmore,
Silvia Manolache
2. What are we talking about??
• The world is flat
• Bringing people together.....?
• Changing the way things work.
3. "Text messages are like little sugar rushes of contact,
postcards from the people's cyberspace, the real
reason God gave us thumbs and the capacity for
language"
4. History
- The first official mobile phone
used in Sweden by the Swedish
police in 1946; could make 6
phone calls before car's battery
was drained
- development of first cell phone
(creation of towers/cells at Bell
Labs in 1947
- FCC?
- 1983 Motorola DynaTAC 8000X
made commercially available: 2
lbs, $3,500
- 1991 Motorola MicroTac Lite the
lightest phone: $1,000
5. History cont.
- 2nd generation: from the early
1990's
- smaller, better batteries, huge
increase in popularity
- 3rd generation: include 2
Megabits of maximum data rate
indoors and 384 kbits for
outdoor use
- include internet access and
other modern innovations
- 1993 IBM developed first
smartphone, Simon
6. Uses
- Smartphones provide portable
use of IT
- Entertainment Uses:
games, music (mp3
player), books (e-book), and
digital television broadcast
- Social Uses: phone call, text
message, wireless internet
(access to e-mail, social
networking websites)
- Organization Uses:
calendar, finance
manager, address
book, storage for data
7. Uses cont.
- Hospital Uses: used to view
image (x-ray, MRI, etc).
means of communication
between nurses and clinicians.
- Museum Uses: audio guide is
provided through cell phones.
- China: mobile learning
provides access to lectures
and test preps.
8. Benefits
• Mobile technology is key to
keeping in touch in the
modern world.
• Text messaging
• Smart Phones aren't only
used for
communication, but for
organizing
schedules, jotting down
notes, playing
music, games, checking
the weather, and other
applications.
9. Benefits Cont.
• Cell Phones
"revolutionized long
distance calling", making it
much more inexpensive for
long distance
communication.
• Cell phone logs have also
been helpful in court cases
where they can be used as
evidence. (You may
also consider this a
disadvantage)
10. Criticisms
- negative health affects
(increases resting blood
pressure, reduces production
of melatonin, related to
Altzeimers's Disease, linked
to cancer)
- increased stress level
(fatigue, headache, difficulty
in concentration, disturbance
in sleep)
- male infertility
- effect on children; the
"blackberry father"
- risk in driving
- reduced privacy
- effects on language
11. Summary/Opinion
• Mobile technology and
smart phones play a major
role in every day life, and
their importance is
expected to continue, and
even increase in the
future.
• The pho
12. Bibliography
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Sep 2008 http://www.wirelessguide.org/basics/benefits.php.
2. "Mobile Phone Exposure Causes Brain Damage in Rats." EHP: Environmental Health
Perspectives. 1-29-03. 9-19-08. www.ehponline.org
3. "Excessive Mobile Phone Use Affects Sleep In teens, Study Finds." Science Daily. 6-9-08. 9-
19-08. www.sciencedaily.com
4. "Is Txt Mightier Than the Word." BBCNews. 3-4-03. 9-19-08. www.news.bbc.co.news
5. "7 Disadvantages of Cell Phones." ControlYourImpact. 4-17-08. 9-19-08.
www.controlyourimpact.com