Assignment 02 Beginning English Writing August 5‚ 2011 Cell Phones vs. Regular Phones Although land lines and cell phones serve the same main purpose of making and receiving calls they have a large variety of differences. Regular home phones are limited to the perimeter of the house while cell phones have the mobility to be taken and used anywhere. In case of an emergency‚ it is said the home phones are much safer since the cell phones rely on signals from antennas and depending on your location
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improvements in cars‚ televisions‚ computers‚ and cell phones is quite an easy task to do. The biggest technological improvement would have to be the cell phone with its major differences in appearance‚ and its usefulness/capability. Even in just the last few years there have been major changes to the cell phone‚ but comparing the first cell phone to todays is like comparing a caveman to a rocket scientist. On April 3rd‚ 1973‚ the very first cell phone call was made by a man named Martin Cooper. Martin
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Our cell phones are smart‚ very smart. They can help us answer questions in math and science‚ provide driving directions‚ give us a weather forecast‚ andenable us to talk or text with our friends and family‚ anytime‚ anywhere. We use them to make purchases when we shop. We download electronic books that can help with our homework or research. Cell phones are an integral part of our daily lives. We‚ both children and adults‚ carry them everywhere we go. Should students be allowed to have cell phones
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possess a mobile phone. Using cell phone has become a dominant part of their daily lives. According to the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project‚ about six in ten (66%) of all children in our sample had a cell phone before they turned 14. Slightly less than 75% of all high school students had a cell phone. The study also concludes that teenagers send text messages‚ take photos‚ play games‚ send e-mails‚ make phone calls‚ reading novels‚ and watch videos by their cell phones. These acts
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Reynna Thomas Mrs. Arroyo English 10 HL 14 November 2012 Cell Phones in School Would you prefer cell phone usage in school‚ or cell phones banned in school? Most students and parents prefer to have the usage of cell phones in school. Cell phones should be allowed to be in school for various reasons. The use of cell phones in school can be beneficial to both students and parents. A lot of times there is school emergencies‚ family emergencies or even work emergencies. A child can contact their
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In recent times‚ the number of people owning mobile phones has increased dramatically. Now mobile phones are not just for calling‚ but you can now text‚ take and send pictures‚ record videos‚ access the internet‚ play games and much more. Students use their cell phones to play games‚ listen to MP3 music‚ text message each other (a big one)‚ and even access the Internet‚ among other things. Keep in mind that our kids are supposed to be learning at school. Right? Also‚ sadly there is a new source of
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Are Cell Phones Dangerous? Ninety-one percent of American adults and sixty percent of teens own this device that has revolutionized communication in the 21st century — the cellphone. While cell phones provide an efficient and easy way to communicate with friends‚ family‚ and co-workers‚ excessive use can take a toll on your health. Twenty-three percent of auto collisions involved cell phones last year‚ that’s a little more than one million crashes. Also‚ leading scientists are saying that cell
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Use a Cell Phone While Driving Chaveli Lopez Keiser University Abstract Driving is one of the skills that require full attention to control the vehicle and respond to the events happening on the road. Use a cell phone while driving involves visual‚ manual and mental distractions (NHTSA‚ 2005). Several studies have found that young people are more likely to use cell phone than older people. Young drivers are almost five times more likely than older drivers to report phone use while driving
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Do you like to look up stuff on your cell phone? I think cell phones should not be used in class because of distractions‚ Students will text in class and then cell phones keep kids from their work. First reason I disagree with cell phones in class in because they might distract students from doing there work in class then if that happens then the students is grades are going to go down and cell phones might make students fail there class if they ain’t going to do there work and just text
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Texting While Driving We all know that sticking our nose in a device to read and answer messages while we drive is akin to driving while impaired. But safe texting while driving is something I’ve done for years. Here’s how it works: There is a pad of paper and a pen on the seat next to me. Remember paper? Pens? They still work. And there is a road where I can drive very slow or even pull over to jot a couple of words. It’s become an almost daily ritual‚ because the break from "Butt In Chair" seems
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