phones By Kurtis Worthington The first phones This history focuses on communication devices which connectwirelessly to the public switched telephone network. The transmissionof speech by radio has a long and varied history going back toReginald Fessenden's invention and shore-to-ship demonstration ofradio telephony. The first mobile telephones were barely portablecompared to today's compact hand-held devices. Along with theprocess of developing more portable technology, drastic changeshave taken place in the networking of wireless communication andthe prevalence of its use. Modern phones Modern phones are much more developed as you can go onto the internet, take images/videos and get apps. Memory - how much memory you need. Hardware - a closer look at batteries and processors. Software - smartphone operating systems and app stores. Entertainment - cameras, web browsers, music players Connectivity - the common ways of connecting your device, from Bluetooth to 4G. Impacts of technology In the uses of Modern technology is simply an advancement of oldtechnology, the impact of technology in modern life isunmeasurable, we use technology in different ways and some timesthe way we implement various technologies ends up harming ourlives or the society we leave in. What we call modern technology istechnically not so new in most cases. For example, mobile phonetechnology has evolved with years, now days we use smart phoneswhich have been an advancement of an ordinary mobile phone.modern phones The downside of modern phones
Our phones can do so much these days that some people havetrouble tearing themselves away long enough to reconnect with thereal world. Youve likely seen them around town, on publictransportation, and in stores with their eyes and fingers glued to theirmobile device. Instead of interacting with the people around them,they ignore face-to-face conversation for virtual ones. Many believe that our younger generation is actually less capable ofnormal socializing because of this. Theyve gotten so little practice thattheyre simply not comfortable with chatting with someone they meetout in public. Since humans are social creatures by nature who needreal life connections, this runs the risk of becoming a huge problem forsociety. Hacking Hacking=A hacker may break into a system just out of curiosity or forthe challenge - can they get through the systems defences? But, itis more likely that they are breaking in to access data, usuallybecause the data has value.