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Who’s Suing Whom In The Telecoms Trade?
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A study by Pew Internet was recently released, which focused on mobile phone behaviour among American adults. In this study, it was determined that 72% of American adult cell phone users send and receive text messages on a regular basis. A number of other interesting findings were included in this study, the most interesting of which are illustrated below:
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It’s hard to imagine getting through one day without using a cell phone, especially since the device now doubles as a computer, planner and address book for many of us. But less than 40 years ago, the idea of a cell phone was just that–an idea. milo.com chronicle the technological innovations and improvements that have taken place in a few short decades to make the mobile phone the powerful machine that it is today.
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A look and reflection at the changes in human communication.
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Mobile phones are sweeping the world; in some countries, including the United States, many people no longer need or want a ‘land line’, they have their cell phone and want to use it for all their calls. Some countries have a history of poor phone service and so the population has become even quicker to adapt mobile phone technology.
Mobile phones and devices are becoming mini-computers that enable kids to access every portal and platform of the digital world -- from home, school, or any place in between. Mobile devices and digital media are changing the ways that kids live and learn -- and the changes can create opportunities and pose potential dangers.