Mobile phones have rapidly encroached themselves on Canadian lives. Almost every adult has a cell phone and numerous children too, although I cannot speak for everyone, I would assert that cell phones are imposing negative consequences on our lives. Allow me a moment to share my views on cell phones with you. Face to face meetings assist in creating engaging conversations with friends, family, coworkers and even strangers. Being able to see expressions, read body language, and the ability to hear tone leads me to understand the true meaning of words. Recently, my son was to go away to school, yet sadly the loan for school was denied. When I asked my son how he was dealing with this setback, he simply replied, “I’m okay”. I could see the expression on his face, the slump in his shoulders and the sadness in his voice to know he was definitely not okay. Electronic exchanges cannot convey emotions and underlying messages. What you say and what you really mean is often not the same thing. I may have mistakenly thought he was indeed okay if we would have texted our conversation. I need to know my child’s true feelings. When my kids were little play time used to suggest time spent together. My children and I had played with traditional toys, such as trucks and dolls. That type of play naturally lead into conversations as they created stories with their toys. Our family bond and communication improved during play. I gaze around now and see how playtime and bonding over
Cell phones have become a necessary part of society. At least any teenager will tell you so. Many Americans have cellular devices, but the main age group I’d say ranges from thirteen to twenty-five years old. These are the ones who depend on cell phones to communicate with others. Cell phones were originally created to be a phone you can use on the go to make calls instead of using a landline, however; these crazy devices have now added features such as calculators, alarm clocks and even note pads. The features don’t stop there though, people use their phones for emailing, texting, video games, and searching the internet. The most popular feature of cell phones in today’s society is social media. Everyone seems to have Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram and sadly it seems like people are judged if they don’t.
You're walking down the road to your house from the bus stop. What do you see? The group of fellow classmates in a circle still at the bus stop, texting on their phones. A biker checking her Instagram as she swerves out of the way of a lawn mower as the man behind it is snapping pictures while he forgets to turn off the lawn mower and crashes into a wall. What do you really see? You see the slow, internal takeover of cell phones. Although other people might say that cell phones are good and useful, but they really don't do anything but bad. Cell phones do a lot of damage even when you can't see or feel them. The problems range from personal health to just everyday life. In other words, cell phones are dangerous; but what exactly makes them the monsters as I described?
Believe it or not, cell phones, computers, laptops, ipods and television bring up a lot of concerns when it comes to someone’s overall health. According to Holly L. Roberts, a writer for Livestrong, “Teens spend an average of 4 hours a day just on television time...Add in computer time, time spent on the Internet or smart phone, and videogame playing, and it is easy to see how teens can spend a significant amount of their waking time plugged in.” Too much time on any screen can lead to a number of different health concerns including: obesity risk, increased aggression, sleep problems and potential mental health problems (Roberts). Iphones, androids, tablets and computers are vital in the workplace and at school now a days; it is important to
People live in a world where new technology allows us to communicate more effectively. Wherever people go, they will see others using their phones and texting, emailing, chatting and tweeting to connect with others. According to pew Research Center shows that 90 % of American adults and 64 % of teens own cell phones. Whether people have a Smartphone, or a basic phone, eventualities are they check their phone, even when their Cell phone does not ring or vibrate. People should ask themselves if they can leave their phone for a week. I think they may feel lost. Cell phones are changing the way that human interact with each other and changing their expectations for social communication. People who are using the cell phone more than is necessary, it will affect negatively face to face communication and caused major health issues that affect their body.
Following the time when the mid 1980s, phones have been rapidly moving their route into our commonplace lives, particularly with the presentation of cam telephones in the early part of the new thousand years. As cells develop they have more of an effect on our commonplace lives and I need to exactly how much they are affecting. Similarly as with new engineering in whatever other structure, phones have changed enormously over their generally short life compasses. As these progressions happen, so does the populaces like and here and there loathe for these new advanced cells. One of the real issues happening with cell telephones in present day times is that individuals use them at wrong times, for example, when they are looking at of a market. Despite the fact that there are a couple negative perspectives about phones, my exploration and my paper are going to mostly the profits of Pdas in the United States of America. My exploration concentrates on a few key regions in wireless correspondence, for example, the advancement of Pdas, content informing, Pdas and other PDA applications and in addition my own particular exploration including a overview that I dispersed to some of my colleagues.
Human beings have invented a small device called a cell phone, or (mobile), and its benefits are considerably obvious. We need it a lot in our lives. Nowadays , the cell phone has become one of the necessities of life. There is no doubt that cell phone production is a leap of scientific quality. There were cell phones at the beginning of the eighties, but they were large and heavy .Then, those cell phones were to be followed by a series of phones in development with downsizing as a result of the demand in the markets. In 1984, Nokia launched its first cell phone in the car in the world. However, in the nineties, it is different than previously to many uses of cell phones : sound, image,Bluetooth, and Internet . As for now, the new generations have emerged from these phones .Also, the numerous regulations that exceeded the imagination.
Some people believe smartphones have a negative effect on people, because they waste a lot of their time playing with their phone. We worry about where the nearest Wi-Fi is and what is new about social media. But, instead, we should pay attention to how much we use smartphones. Though smartphones are beneficial because they help us find people and information we need, they can also be detrimental since they are addictive and they get people hurt.
“Yeah, I’m okay. I don’t know what’s going to happen. But i’ll be okay.” I hit send, but replied to myself moments later.
“We’re fine, I’m fine, We’re fine, I’m fine,” I whispered to myself, almost like a mantra.
I didn’t know whether to apologize to the boy or make him say thank you to me because I saved his life. It isn’t safe for him to be down
I am desperate for support, I tried to call my boyfriend, Alex. He picked up the call immediately and sounded worried.
There are three things that cell phone users do that irritate me; using phones at the movies, talking on phones while crossing the street, and talking on phones while driving. The users have no consideration for the safety and privacy of others. This is either due to bad manners or nomophobia (cell phone addiction). Nomophobia or nomo-phobia is the fear of being without a mobile phone or without access to a mobile phone for some reason (Dictionary.com). While cell phones have many positive benefits, there are negative risks that should be identified and avoided. This paper will discuss health, social, and psychological risks surrounding the use of cell phones.
Entering the intensive care unit, I see Becky’s husband, John, sitting bedside, cradling one of their kids, who with the other sibling was giving me very blank stares. I hugged them both as hard as I could while her husband gets up to approach me. Her parents were also in the room, they get up to greet me and apologized about the lack of contact over these dreadful few weeks. The reason why I saw no contact from them for so
Usage of cell phones as a boon or a bane ; the answer lies in our hands!
I’m waiting outside a dark apartment complex parking lot. The monsoon has finally calmed down and know there is light raining and wind. This day has already been an eventful day especially after my tree was uprooted and destroyed my neighbors brick wall. I’m waiting on my brothers wife who called me in a crying panic to hurry over to their apartment. Once I get there ,she has my niece and nephew with her , she asks me to take her to Maryvale Hospital. I asked her what happened and where is my brother, she says he was picked up by the paramedics and on route to Maryvale Hospital to be admitted. She explained to me that he had been sick for weeks and refused to see a doctor. He was complaining about not being able to breathe and feeling nauseous, he thought he had bronchitis. Before she called me he was in the bathroom and wouldn’t allow her to come inside to check on him because he was vomiting. Once he stopped she called his name but there was no answer, she went inside and found him unconscious, she immediately called emergency and started CPR.