How Cell Phones Changed Society Research Paper
Dhwani Vekaria
Katherine Voyles
BCUSP 135A
AUG 21, 2014
Cellphones have Changed Society: Etiquettes and fueling of English language Alexander Graham Bell introduced telephone to a less developed society. Cellular phones or what we call cell phones are without a doubt, one of the most booming developments in the history of telecommunication inventions. The numbers of mobile users are continually growing each day. It has been the most favored means of communication for the people. Thus, in a fast moving society such as ours we cannot spare time just for walking to friends or for official purposes. The numbers of cellphone users are increasing. The users are unmindful of the disturbance they cause to the people around them. The continuous usage of cellphones has not only fueled a culture of text messaging, with shortcuts and abbreviations but also how people have developed nature of cellphone rudeness and misinterpretations of etiquettes. Mobile phones have become most important and convenient in human life that before, according to one survey the sales volume of cellphones has increased 50% …show more content…
Many believe that life becomes more convenient, more enjoyable, and communication becomes faster through these technologies. With the increasing need to be fast and brief in our communication, Short Message Service (SMS) has gained a great popularity (O 'Connor 1). Texting is a source of communication that does not require your full attention as talking on the phone would. Texting is a creative and complex method for communication allows for a longer and more interesting approach to communication versus speaking to someone face-to-face or on the phone. This strategy of messaging is an ultimately easier and more relaxed approach to communication on the
Katherine Voyles
BCUSP 135A
AUG 21, 2014
Cellphones have Changed Society: Etiquettes and fueling of English language Alexander Graham Bell introduced telephone to a less developed society. Cellular phones or what we call cell phones are without a doubt, one of the most booming developments in the history of telecommunication inventions. The numbers of mobile users are continually growing each day. It has been the most favored means of communication for the people. Thus, in a fast moving society such as ours we cannot spare time just for walking to friends or for official purposes. The numbers of cellphone users are increasing. The users are unmindful of the disturbance they cause to the people around them. The continuous usage of cellphones has not only fueled a culture of text messaging, with shortcuts and abbreviations but also how people have developed nature of cellphone rudeness and misinterpretations of etiquettes. Mobile phones have become most important and convenient in human life that before, according to one survey the sales volume of cellphones has increased 50% …show more content…
Many believe that life becomes more convenient, more enjoyable, and communication becomes faster through these technologies. With the increasing need to be fast and brief in our communication, Short Message Service (SMS) has gained a great popularity (O 'Connor 1). Texting is a source of communication that does not require your full attention as talking on the phone would. Texting is a creative and complex method for communication allows for a longer and more interesting approach to communication versus speaking to someone face-to-face or on the phone. This strategy of messaging is an ultimately easier and more relaxed approach to communication on the