Texting Vs. Calling Comparison
Texting vs. Calling Comparison and Contrast
Texting vs. Calling
Jane Doe
Com/170
Dr. John Doe
February 13, 2014
Texting vs. Calling Text messaging and calling are both very effective forms of communicating, but talking allows a more precise effective conversation while texting is often quicker and more convenient. The evolution of the cell phone has changed our ways of communicating. No matter how much software is updated, texting and calling both are two essential functions of phones. The evolution of cell phone has changed the way of communication. No matter how mach technology is updated, texting and calling both are two essential functions of phones. In spite of the fact that sending messages …show more content…
Sometimes, people can communicate by using face-to-face body language, but people hardly communicate through texting or calling without language. Even though people can send pictures to express what they want to say, language is still indispensable in human conversation. Other areas of similarity are their function. Regardless of the fact that people send messages with language, pictures and/or making phone calls, the aim is to accomplish the same task to communicate with others. Despite these similarities, there are three obvious differences between sending messages and making phone calls. One difference between texting and calling is the cost. Usually, people keep in touch with others who live in other countries by sending messages because texting is very cheap compared to the cost of a regular call. For instance, if I talk to my parents, who live in China, with a cell phone for about twenty minutes, the cost is approximately fifty dollars. However, if I send messages to my parents, the cost is free because my phone plan includes unlimited messaging. Save your voice, and let your fingers do all the work. Texting or the SMS message is one feature of cell phones that is extremely popular due to its convenience. But what really is more practical texting someone or giving them a good ole fashion phone call? I think different generations might have different responses to that question. The capability of the cell phone has substantially increased over the last fifteen years; recent smart phones are almost comparable to having a computer in your pocket. Although, texting and calling being some of a cell phone’s simplest features still seems to rapture people the most. The convenience of the text message is what has made it so revolutionary. You can open up your phone, select the message tab, type your message and send it in the matter of time it would take
Texting vs. Calling
Jane Doe
Com/170
Dr. John Doe
February 13, 2014
Texting vs. Calling Text messaging and calling are both very effective forms of communicating, but talking allows a more precise effective conversation while texting is often quicker and more convenient. The evolution of the cell phone has changed our ways of communicating. No matter how much software is updated, texting and calling both are two essential functions of phones. The evolution of cell phone has changed the way of communication. No matter how mach technology is updated, texting and calling both are two essential functions of phones. In spite of the fact that sending messages …show more content…
Sometimes, people can communicate by using face-to-face body language, but people hardly communicate through texting or calling without language. Even though people can send pictures to express what they want to say, language is still indispensable in human conversation. Other areas of similarity are their function. Regardless of the fact that people send messages with language, pictures and/or making phone calls, the aim is to accomplish the same task to communicate with others. Despite these similarities, there are three obvious differences between sending messages and making phone calls. One difference between texting and calling is the cost. Usually, people keep in touch with others who live in other countries by sending messages because texting is very cheap compared to the cost of a regular call. For instance, if I talk to my parents, who live in China, with a cell phone for about twenty minutes, the cost is approximately fifty dollars. However, if I send messages to my parents, the cost is free because my phone plan includes unlimited messaging. Save your voice, and let your fingers do all the work. Texting or the SMS message is one feature of cell phones that is extremely popular due to its convenience. But what really is more practical texting someone or giving them a good ole fashion phone call? I think different generations might have different responses to that question. The capability of the cell phone has substantially increased over the last fifteen years; recent smart phones are almost comparable to having a computer in your pocket. Although, texting and calling being some of a cell phone’s simplest features still seems to rapture people the most. The convenience of the text message is what has made it so revolutionary. You can open up your phone, select the message tab, type your message and send it in the matter of time it would take