Benefon Esc Pros And Cons

Despite however person thinks, the world is divided between people who think how useful the cell phone is and what the cell phone change our life to the best and help us at our work and make the communication easily between people so it develops our society the other people who are convinced that it damages our life and decrease the social interaction comparing to the past.

When I got the assignment, I sat thinking about which technology I felt was most important in my life and became amazed about how popular, of all the technology, cell phones have become. It’s amazing that in our culture we make ourselves available every minute of every day. Many people don’t even have home phones anymore. Cell phones have become more of a necessity more than a need nowadays. They became an essential communication tool. Cell phone usage in the US has increased from 34 million to 203 million in the last ten years. Many may want to view the cell phone as your personal safety device, especially if you live alone, some distance from family, or. A cell phone could be the most valuable item in your pocket when a sudden issue arises, since pay phones are disappearing. We use cell phones for several different reasons such as entertainment/personalization, communication, and in case of emergency.

Do you ever wonder how we found our way around without a Global Positioning System (GPS)? How have GPS devices advanced in features to make it more accessible for citizen’s use? In what ways did the GPS impact the communication with other people? In the 1960s, GPS devices were strictly used for military purposes. It was used to find out where the military enemies were and to figure out how far away they were from them for strategic purposes. It also allowed for nighttime navigation, and searches of injured soldiers. By the 1980s, the government made it for civilian use to navigate while driving or walking, making travels to places accurate and more efficient. While this was a major turn of technology in communication and has been used daily,…WORK

In the modern-day world, there are about 6.8 billion cell phone subscriptions. Mobile telephones have really changed the way we do things in our daily life. Before cell phones were invented individuals were more interactive with each other. In the late 1900’s, Martin Cooper invented the first mobile telephone. Today we have a variety of mobile phones to choose from such as Apple and Samsung. Widespread cell phone use has definitely affected the world negatively because it is a distraction, can be harmful, and addicting.

Nowadays, phones have been glued to our hands. But how many people would be attracted to their phones if they know they are being tracked? Over the recent years as technology began to grow phones has been a big success. People are making calls, sending text messages, accessing the Internet , and sharing personal data.It doesn't matter whether your phone is a smartphone or whether you use it to make calls; as long as your phone is turned on, it registers its location with cell phone networks several times a minute, and all U.S. cell phone companies hold on to that data, some of them for years.

The espionage of the United States’ government is a controversial issue these days. Espionage is the gathering of information without the permission or warrant of the holder of the information. Within the rapid technological development, the variety of tools for espionage are available in the United States; it can be obtained by tracking, surveillance, wiretapping, etc. Specifically, Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking system is one of the significant topics for espionage. Recently, many people including drivers, hikers, and manufacturers often use GPS to see the directions to their destinations, to locate themselves one a trail map, or to keep track of their delivering products. However, today’s controversy with GPS device is that police also uses it to determine suspects’ locations and movements. It is the most advanced technological device to effectively track and monitor suspects and offenders using satellites. Therefore, some people argue that the use of GPS tracking should be increased and should not need warrants, while others assert that GPS devices to track suspects raise legal problems, so Supreme Court should limits police use of GPS tracking. There are many positive and negative aspects of it. According to the article “Do Police Need Warrants For GPS Tracking Devices?,” the author says that the reason for controversy of GPS tracking devices is that “Police, quite naturally, want to use new technology to get the goods on the bad guys, and citizens, quite

Cell Phones are objects that we see all around us every day, at all times of the day. However, everyone uses their cell phones in different ways for different reasons. The younger generation of this era does not know how it was in the past without such advanced technology like we have nowadays. Depending on the way that the owner of the phone uses it, shows how important it really is in their daily life and its importance in the owner’s lifestyle. In my opinion, cellphones are important to everyone of all ages because they inform us when there are amber alerts or weather alerts, to stay in contact with others just in case of an emergency, and to get around places with the use of google maps or other apps that are meant for maps.

Cellphones…. These devices have helped us humans out very much. They help us if we don’t know what a definition is. They help us call our parents or family members when we need something or we need to tell them something when you’re in a store and they’re at home. The most important thing they do is give us the option to call 911. When you’re in a state of emergency your phone gives you the option

The phone can be used to track the activity and location of the suspect, as well as check their alibi. In an article called “Are You Being Tracked?” talked about how a bouncer who murdered someone made calls while he was on his way to get rid of the body. The police was able to obtain his phone logs to find his location. The monitoring can also see if there is suspicious activity online such as the viewing of illegal activity. Also by looking at store’s records to see who bought something that was used in the making of a bomb or drugs. In the article “Preserving Life and Liberty”, it mentions how looking at the record’s of a bookstore was able to imprison the suspect. “…a grand jury served a sudoeana on a bookseller to obtain records showing that a suspect had purchased a book giving instructions on how to build a particularly unusual detonator that had been used in several bombings. This was important evidence identifying the suspect as the bomber.” (pg 1) The monitoring could also look at bank transactions to see if money is being sent to a terrorist or

The law enforcement industry, is just one example, of an organization that has embraced GPS technology because it has made their jobs easier, safer, and more productive. All these elements add up to costs savings, in nearly every area of law enforcement. GPS tracking systems help police officers to, not only know where the good guys are, it helps them to know where the bad guys are. Tracking devices give paramedics, fire response teams, and police officers the ability to rapidly respond to calls in cities, across the nation, and many are discovering that GPS tracking devices have other valuable applications for law enforcement. Using GPS devices in a variety of situations, law enforcement personnel

In this technology driven era, I question what effect cell phones are having on our lives as American citizens? To investigate this, I read two articles. The first reading was “Mobile Phone Tracking Scrutinized” by Nikki Swartz originally published in the Information Management Journal for March/April 2006, and the second reading was “Reach out and Track Someone” by Terry J. Allen, originally published by In These Times on May 15, 2006. In her article, Swartz questions the legality of using a cell phone’s GPS system as a tracking device in situations when crimes are involved. She argues the potential violation of Fourth Amendment rights and describes loopholes our

Many times, police are unable to determine where an emergency call is coming from.  “It's estimated more than one-third of all the emergency calls to 911 are now made on cellular telephones, but it's impossible to accurately tell where a wireless call is coming from” (“Analysis”).  A major concern for police is time.  They spend hours searching for the person using search dogs and helicopters because they can not detect the caller’s location.  If police use cell phone tracking, they would be able to reach the caller hours in advance because cell phone tracking is extremely precise.  The technology is ninety-five percent accurate and can locate the person within a few hundred feet (Hutchins).  With a general proximity of where the person is located, it would save the police a lot of time in finding them.  Time is critical, and cell phone tracking could resolve this problem.  If emergency response times decreased by at least one minute, approximately ten thousand more people would be saved annually (Vanderveen).  Accurate locations are vital for saving lives and cell phone tracking could play a major role in helping police rescue people in emergencies.  While the traditional methods of locating a person can be helpful, cell phone tracking is much more efficient and accurate in

Initially, the telephone replaced the telegraph. Today, cell phones and smartphones have replaced the telephone. In fact, cell phones and smartphones are the desired communication methods worldwide. The use of cell phones and smartphones has increased in recent years for two primary reasons; its portability, and the fact that it allows people to stay connected just about anywhere around the globe. In addition to functioning as a traditional telephone, cell phones and smartphones also provide some of the following benefits: sending text messages to other users, making video calls (i.e. Skype), accessing E-mail (i.e. Gmail and Hotmail), and browsing the Internet and social networking websites.

As Americans, we live in an increasingly digital world. Everything we watch, write, or say is logged and recorded. Sometimes we don't even know just how much data is being recorded. Our phones, an object we never go anywhere without, are filled with sensors to track light, sound, pressure, temperature, location, you name it and it can be tracked and data can be recorded from it somehow. According to PhoneArena “Adding the

According to the USA Today, polices and detectives used high technology tower to tracking some crimes in the U.S. They caught some of them, and they got more information to their investigation. Moreover, according to the USA Today, the polices said "Police maintain that cellphone data can help solve crimes, track fugitives or abducted children or even foil a terror attack." (Cellphone data spying: It's not just the NSA).