subject: The Technology Of Telephones Has Evolved With New Capabilities [print this page] Cellular technology has evolved a great dealCellular technology has evolved a great deal. I remember how bulky and expensive the cell phones were only a decade ago.
Businessmen would have to carry heavy cellular stations in their brief cases in order to use this wireless technology.A single minute would cost 3$ and sometimes more.Back during those days you had to be part of the elite circle in order to own one.
But as we all know, the only thing that's constant is change. Today's cell phones are light as feathers and cheap as dirt.They've become so accessible that it's not unusual to see children who own them.
The transformation from expensive to cheap was initiated by competition. It was a snow ball effect, since every company wants to be the cheaper and better alternative. In addition to that the wireless networks are cost very competitive. The price of a mobile infrastructure is a lot less than that of a wired one. This is the reason why many people predict a boom of cell phone use in developing countries.
With this said there are some iffy points related to cell phone use. People need to pay attention to health related risks of cell phones. Some doctors link cell phone use to brain tumors for example. An added danger comes in the form of sophisticated private-ppl-search.com/bierman/5.htm.
Since some of them allow you to trace the person to his or her exact location. If before you were able to find out the person's address, now you can get their exact GPS positioning.
Several big cellular industry names claim that soon computers will compete with PCs.The co-founder of Apply strongly believes that the only big challenge is the size of the screen.There must be some truth to it, since you can already check your emails and navigate on the internet using your cell phone.
Software development for Iphone has exploded and it's only going to get bigger. If the momentum continues we will soon experience a true mobile technology boom. It looks like in a decade from now, people will regards today's phones as ancient Aztec technology. Pretty scary, eh?
