Cell phones

Oleg Andriyanov

English -101

Research Essay
1. What is mean cell phone?
2. Pros and Cons of cell phones in our life.
3. A few tips on how to avoid the negative impact of cell phone.
4. Conclusion

1. What is mean cell phone?
A mobile phone is a wireless handheld device that allows users to make calls and send text messages, among other features. The earliest generation of mobile phones could only make and receive calls. Today’s mobile phones, however, are packed with many additional features, such as Web browsers, games, cameras, video players and even navigational systems. 2. Pros and Cons of cell phones in our life.
Cell Phones are very useful in our life. Mobile Phone is the best way to communicate. They helps us to connect with whole world and with each

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person in it. We can stay in touch with our loved ones anywhere, anytime, just because of mobile phones.
“As long as you have a Cell Phone you're never alone”
(Stanley Victor Paskavich)
Mobile phones are quite useful in studies and business. In both fields, the mobile phone has become like compulsory gadget. Students can access
Internet on their mobile phones while on the go, and thus can get knowledge of any topic they wish to. The business persons can keep updated with the markets up and downs, can stay in touch with their employees and clients.
«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.» (Yar Nellebr)

Cons of cell phones
“Cell phone radiation changes the shape of brain proteins, causing them to clump together and form pathological protein fibrils like those found in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease patients.”
(Microwave News)

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Whether you are dating someone, interviewing someone, or just meeting someone for the first time, there is a special quality about face-to-face interactions. You can catch the subtle tone in their voice, see their expression as it changes from sad to outraged, and you can look them in the eye to see if you trust them.
“It's not good enough for us to have generations of kids that prefer virtual communication to the face to face one.”

(Ekateryna

Pesotskaya)
So it’s unfortunate that real-life interactions are on the outs as cell phone conversations, texting, instant messaging and Facebook emails start to take up more of our time. For young people especially, having a cell phone or iPod in hand and at the ready is the default mode while walking the streets. That means much less chance of conversation with the people who populate their real lives.
“We are constantly texting, talking, searching, sharing, and updating, mainly by ourselves. In doing this, it negatively effects our social interactions [because] we tune out all the people around us, (like train takers) and end up keeping to ourselves.”

3. A few tips on how to avoid the negative impact of cell phone.

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-Use the speaker phone: This keeps the phone away from your ear and, if your phone has a decent speaker function already, doesn't cost you anything. -Use a headset: Some earbuds are wired to the phone; other options, like
Bluetooth ear pieces, are wireless. Both put less radiation on the side of your head than a phone.
-Using SMS: To send the message takes less time than the call. In some cases it is necessary to give preference to SMS.
-Distance phone at night. At night, the mobile phone must be kept away from the bed. Do not use it as an alarm clock . In standby mode, the radiation is amplified .
4. Conclusion
Of course, to completely avoid the negative impact of the mobile phone is impossible. However, the recommendations described above will provide an opportunity to significantly reduce this effect and to prevent undesirable consequences .

Oleg Andriyanov

English -101