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    Cell Phone Distracting

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    school administrations regard cell phone use as disruptive and distracting‚ and have implemented policies that prohibits using them on school grounds. Cell phones are a disruption in school. Text messaging can be used to cheat on tests. Students who are text messaging are not able to give full attention to the lesson. If a student cell phone rings in class‚ it totally disrupts the class for a considerable period of time. Many cell phones are also camera phones. Camera phones present an invasion of privacy

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    Cell Phone Addiction

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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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    Cell Phone Radiation

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    Is Cell Phone Radiation Really Harmful? With sixty percent of the world’s population using cell phones‚ recent concern has risen from the medical front concerning the harmful effects of cell phone use. All scientific research has concluded that mobile phones do produce RF energy and emit electromagnetic radiation. Studies have also concluded that high levels of RF energy can be harmful to human health. However‚ all scientific studies have not agreed if the levels of RF energy emitted from modern

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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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    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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    Cell Phone Addiction

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    Does Cell Phone Addiction Exist? Miriam Smith Towson University Abstract As of 2012‚ almost everybody owns some form of technological device. These devices are accessible to all types of people‚ there is no discrimination. It has become more popular over the years through the expansion of smartphones. Cameras‚ music‚ social networking apps and practically anything you can imagine have become accessible at anytime‚ anywhere. With one tap‚ you can update your status‚ send a tweet‚ and send a picture

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    cell phone addiction

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    addiction a. The cellphone is a high-tech gadget b. Because they habit to that IV. Solution for cellphone addiction a. Studies b. Family Chapter I Introduction Statement of the problem As the number of people that have cell phones is rapidly growing‚ so is the

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    Cell Phone Addiction

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    the study Cell phone is a product of technology that gives us more knowledge about our new and different generations. Cell phone has given us advantages and disadvantages. Cell phone Addiction is one of the main problems that our country is facing right now. Even though it is preferred as a problem‚ lots of people would rather call it a big help. For them‚ cell phone helps their communications be a lot easier and faster‚ they can cover long distance calls‚ they can also use cell phones in times

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    Cell Phone Effects

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    managing life without a cell phone? Today‚ communication is available anywhere at any time in the United State. Using a cell phone is now the normal way of life. Many Americans have done away with a home phone and begun to use the cell phone as a basic source of communication. Cell phones have affected this country by providing convenient communication and saving lives. The cell phone has made communication convenient by doing away with the confinement of a corded home phone. We are now able to carry

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    Cell Phones=Cancer?

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    ------------- Nov 09‚ 2010 Cell Phones = Cancer? You may have heard on the news or even from your own mother that holding your cell phone too close to your head or using it too much will cause brain damage. Can such a small device really cause such harsh damage to someone’s brain or is it just an urban legend? Ron Pawl‚ of Center for Pain Treatment and Rehabilitation‚ disagrees and believes the dangers of cell phones are all too true. On my stance I would have to agree with Pawl; cell phone companies need

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