With the advent of new technology, the mode of communication has also changed. In the very early days of history, pigeons were used as a means of communication. Text messages are then mailed. With the passage of time, the telephone came into being and today is the age of wireless communication which gave birth to the mobile phone. Mobiles are the latest invention and are the most common way to communicate today.
Mobile phones are a long range, portable and wireless electronic communication device. A few years ago, when mobile phones were not so common, the device was expensive and the communication cost was very good for the user. But as the use of mobiles has increased in the last few years, their cost has come down significantly and this factor has helped a lot in making them available to the common man. Mobile phones are now cheap, easy to use, and comfortable and equipped with almost every latest feature we desire.
Mobile is now everyone's first choice gadget, whether old or young. It's like a status symbol now. Everyone's hand is equipped with the latest mobile models and everyone has their own reason to have this magic gadget in their hand. Every day new mobile models are replacing the old ones to attract customers. Interested consumers, especially the younger generation, love the latest features provided in the new handsets. People love new ringtones, hello tones and wallpapers. Along with this, MP3 and video recording facilities, MMS and internet facilities are attracting users to the mobile world. Mobile users can't imagine their world without their handset. The importance of mobile can be gauged from the reaction of the people if they are asked to leave their handsets aside for a day. If he stayed away from his mobile, his life would be in a coma.
Mobile phone companies in Japan provide their customers with instant notifications of earthquakes and other natural disasters for free. In an emergency, Disaster Response Staff can search for trapped or injured people using signals from their cell phones or a small detonator that ignites the battery of each cell phone. An interactive menu accessible via the phone's Internet browser notifies the company whether the user is safe or in trouble.
There is no doubt that mobile phones have made life easier and more comfortable. Everyone is in touch with their family members, friends and other acquaintances. If we want to talk to someone, we don't have to write a letter and wait for days to send the message to the receiver, we just have to pick up the phone, dial the number and start talking. Mobile phones are an easy way to communicate over long distances. Holding a mobile phone makes life so much easier and faster.
Mobile phones are a great help in emergencies. Mobile phones are also known as life savers because they help people in emergencies. If you are stuck in the middle of the road and there is no one to help, you can just use a cell phone and call for help. With clear convenience and instant access to help in large and small emergencies, mobile phones can be both economical and necessary for travelers trying to stay in touch.
Just as every coin has two sides, so too do many mobile phones that offer many advantages. Using a mobile phone while driving is common. It is generally agreed that the use of mobile phones while driving is a nuisance that increases the risk of traffic accidents on the road. So we need to use hands-free sets to avoid such dangers.
Little attention has recently been paid to the possible effects of electromagnetic fields generated by cellular phones on the human brain. Evidence suggests that microwave radiation from mobile phones can disrupt serious disease and physiology. These include increased risk of cancer and genetic damage, disruption of brain function and other effects. Mobile phone radiation and health concerns have been raised, especially with the increasing use of wireless mobile telephony around the world. Therefore, the headset should be kept at a reasonable distance from our heads and long use of mobile phones should be avoided.
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