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    Cell Phone Industry Analysis

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    Future 3 7.1. Introduction 3 7.2. New Entrants and Providers 3 7.3. Cell Phones – Compliments Change Over Time 3 7.4. New Technologies / Applications / Features 3 7.5. Government Influence 3 7.6. New users 3 7.7. The Future is Bright 3 8. References 3 1. Introduction to the Cellular Service Provider Industry A cell phone would be nothing with out a cellular service provider. In order for you and I to have teleconferences‚ talk with family and friends‚ or hold any type of conversation

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    can cell phones cause cancer? This article is about if cell phones can cause brain cancer and slows brain metabolism. The scientists had volunteers to test out there theories. The volunteers held a flip phone to their ear for 50 minutes with a signal and then held the phone to their ear for 50 minutes without signal. "metabolism in the region closest to the antenna was significantly higher [about 7 percent] for on than off conditions." (nora Volcow) That region includes the orbitofrontal cortex

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    Cell phone tracking is a great tool when it is involved in an emergency situation‚ like abductions‚ suicide calls‚ and murders. Police officers now have the technology to track someones location by using a device‚ commonly called a stingray‚ which acts like a cellphone tower and tricks cellphones into connecting with the device. Since the police now have that device‚ they can prevent emergencies that could result in death from happening. It is only in emergency situations that Police do not have

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    years. The idea of a wireless‚ mobile phone once seemed impossible‚ but is something that is crucial in society’s everyday life. Cell phones have been around only since 1995 and have evolved at a faster pace than any other modern form of technology. Cell phones started out as something a person occasionally carried around or kept in their car‚ but today‚ 91% of American’s don’t leave home without one. This is probably because there are 1 billion more cell phones than there are people in the world

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    Cell Phone Usage in Public While sitting in church‚ listening to the pastor’s sermon‚ a cell phone rings playing a Lady Gaga tune. Talking on the phone loudly with a friend‚ someone checks out at a grocery store. Strolling through the park on a sunny afternoon‚ a person walks by on a Blue Tooth device practically screaming. While driving to the mall‚ someone is talking on the cell phone or texting while driving. The given examples show evidence of how talking on the phone in public can be distracting

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    The role of mass-media in our life When we speak about massmedia‚ we speak about press‚ TV‚ radio and the Internet. They all bring information to mass/large audiences and people and they can really reach them. All people in the world are curious; want to be informed about everything that is going on their town‚ village‚ country‚ in the world. That is why they: read newspapers listen to the radio watch TV browse the WEB Massmedia are a very important part of our life and we can hardly imagine

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    Why Cell Phones Should not be Allowed in a School Setting Cell phones have become a part of every day life and a major part in society. The number of children and teenagers who own a cell phone has increased dramatically‚ as well as the functions of the phone. Now‚ one can send pictures‚ record videos‚ access the internet‚ and use different applications and social networking sites. This attracts teenagers and now they have become addicted to constantly using their phones. So should they be allowed

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    The Continuing Problem with Cell Phones and Their Negative Effect on the Corrections and Criminal Justice Systems The Continuing Problem with Cell Phones and Their Negative Effect on the Corrections and Criminal Justice Systems Cell Phones are a forever growing epidemic around the world. Cell phones have quickly moved to an item of necessity in today’s world since its invention in 1973. The current generation of smartphones have various features that enhance the ease of organization

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    Cell Phones While Driving

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    Cell Phones While Driving In today’s society‚ most people rely on their cell phone to do just about anything. Cell phones have opened up many opportunities for communication. There has been an increased reliance on cell phones; people use them to make calls‚ send text messages‚ check emails‚ and even to do research on the internet. There are many advantages to having a device that opens up so much of the world‚ but people often forget about the dangers that go along with this. One of the biggest

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    Have you ever thought that a cell phone would not be much of a problem if it was brought to school? Cell phones are usually used during lunch‚ breaks‚ right before and after class‚ and during class when it seems safe to use. Therefore‚ students should not be permitted to utilize cell phones during school hours and during both inside and outside a classroom. First of all‚ cell phones pose as a distraction to teachers‚ classmates‚ and the student with the cell phone. Students with cell phones are

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