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    Cell Phone Radiation

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    Cell Phone Radiation Written by: Jacob Nickerson Cell phone radiation is something we as consumers are exposed to each and every day. What effect does this have on us? Can this radiation alter the cell structures and functions of our bodies? For what amount of time can our bodies be exposed to this radiation without health risks? These are all questions many scientists and researchers are trying to answer with every day that passes. Researchers are divided on a conclusion of whether or not

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    Cell Phones and Society

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    The influence of cell phones in society In today’s society communication is huge. Cell phones have allowed us to talk to whoever we want wherever we want and whenever we want. “The mobile allows us to communicate whatever we want‚ whenever we want to‚ with other people who possess telecommunication devices.”(Rippin) It is not rare in any country these days to see someone talking on their cell phone. It has become part of daily life. Cell phones are not only for just texting or calling; they are

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    Cell Phone Safety

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    CELLULAR PHONES Each day something like 30‚000 people in the United States sign up for and start using a cellular phone. With a cell phone you can talk to anyone on the planet from just about anywhere (80% of the U.S. has coverage). A cell phone is really an extremely sophisticated radio. A cell phone is a duplex device which uses one frequency for talking and a second‚ separate frequency‚ for listening. A cell phone can communicate on 1‚664 channels and operate within cells. They can switch cells

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    The Use Of Cell Phone

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    The Use of Cell phone Mobile phone use has become a very common phenomenon‚ and people mostly depend on cell phones for communication. The cell phone is probably the most accepted and widely used communication devices in nowadays. A mobile phone is a phone that can make and receive telephone calls over a radio link while moving around a wide geographic territory (Wikipedia). Cell phone has influenced people’s lives in many different ways: Provides communicate with friends‚ family‚ and coworkers

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    Cell Phone Design

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    Brainstorm: New Cell Pone Idea Think-tank: We recognize that people want longer lasting cell phones. Calculators run on solar power‚ why can’t we use this technology to help our cell phones perform Generate new ideas: Solar Power/battery power cell phone Think of Ways that your product will be Unique: It can be charged without an outlet if it is in reach of the sun’s rays. It would be the first of its kind. There will also be a battery just in case there is no sunlight. But the battery can

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    Many places nationwide are now seeing the dangers of the use of cell phones while driving is on the rise. Not only is it a danger to the person using the cell phone‚ but anyone around the user. It only takes a fraction of a second to lose control of a vehicle; and who knows what can happen in that fraction of a second. Will a life be lost? Will two or more lives be lost? We know what can happen to an extent‚ but let’s not find out what the full extent is. We need everyone‚ including the Government

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    Cell Phones in class.

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    I don’t believe in having cell phones during class‚ just like a lot of others. Cell phones are distracting students who are around them‚ students are not paying attention‚ their entering phone numbers‚ playing games‚ and they are getting in trouble. Does this sound appropriate to you? Do you agree with having cell phones in class? If you say yes to these questions‚ I hope to persuade you by the end of ‘Cell Phones in Class’. I have noticed many students have been texting during class. I don’t know

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    Misuse of Cell Phones

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    Misuse of Cell Phones Apart from the plenteous advantages of cell phones‚ it has become a nerve-wracking part of everyone’s life. In 21st century‚ we ought to get rid of its unnecessary‚ undue uses. “It’s easier for a rich man to ride that camel through the eye of a needle directly into the Kingdom of Heaven‚ than for some of us to give up our cell phone.” Cell phone has reduced the distances‚ but wasting money and time on its needless use cannot be justified. Is it not imprudent? Elimination

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    cell phone privacy

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    Cell Phone Privacy: They’re Watching You Our cellphones today are just devices for spying on people across the country. The government looks in on phone records‚ text records‚ social media‚ and mostly everything on our cellular device. The things the government can do with cell phones are crazy as they can track our every move. Since the beginning of cellphones‚ the government has been tracking them and invading everyone’s privacy. First‚ privacy is a huge issue on its own. “’Privacy is rarely

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    cell phone industry

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    The first mobile phones‚ referred to as Frist Generation or 1G‚ were introduced to the public in 1983 by Motorola. The technology used at that time was analog‚ which is much less reliable than the digital technology we use today. The first mobile phones were big‚ had a great deal of static and noise interference and very expensive‚ many of them costing hundreds of dollars. They were more of a status symbol during the decade rather than a means of convenience. During the 1990s‚ Second Generation or

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