Mobile Phones - Then And Now

The number of smart phone users across the globe has literally blown out of proportion

and the overall number of mobile phone users is steadily growing as well. Nowadays, owning a smart phone is no longer considered a luxury but a standard necessity. Equipped with the latest technologies, the new mobile phones can do almost any of your immediate entertainment and communication needs. But the road to where this device has travelled was very long.

Early Mobile Phones

Mobile communication devices have been built in the past for the sole purpose of bridging long distances and communicating with distant significant others. Back in the 1870s, the first telephone sets and even the concept of wireless technology have been brought up. But little did they know that the two will soon be merged to create portable telephones.

The first commercial handsets were really long having lengths that span from chin to the tip of your forehead. The phones back then were big and heavier making them very inconvenient for most users. They didn't have any extra features for games, playing music and other stuffs unlike today.

The Modern Smart Phones

Today's portable phones are also known as smart phones because they really are smart. To begin with, the discovery of more powerful batteries paved way to longer calls and less charging frequency. The power capacity of today's modern handheld communication devices have grown exponentially making it possible for people to play processor and graphics-hungry games that are supposedly available only for desktop computers. Along with the development of powerful graphics chips, bigger storage and smaller microprocessors, it is already possible to do multitasking and maximize the phones other functions for entertainment.

Furthermore, the ability to send, receive and stream data makes it possible to share information and media anytime and anywhere. Wireless transfers enable ease of data transmission without the need of wires and standalone computers. In this connection, one can easily play music and videos without using a VCD or DVD. You can also watch TV and listen to the radio while on the go. You don't need to bring a separate MP3 or music player anymore just so you can play music.

Perhaps the most revolutionary change that the mobile phone underwent was the addition of Internet capability. This is not just some ordinary slow connection. First, it started with 1G. Later, it advanced further to 2G, then 3G. And now, mobile phone users are enjoying ultra fast LTE speeds that bring a whole new meaning to getting connected. The Internet-capable smart phone makes it possible for people to access the World Wide Web for generic surfing. It allows them to interact easily with other people with the use of online social networks. It also provides GPS and mapping capabilities that let them know their location, where to go and even suggest the best places to visit. With a phone on hand, it is harder to become lost today compared to 2 decades back. Given that you have signal coverage, you'll still be able to find your way home even if you're lost in the middle of the woods.

There are still a lot of other innovative features that current mobile phones have. In the next twenty years, no one can imagine what brand features will be unlocked given the rapid advancement in mobile technology.

by: Kurt Ross

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