Cellphones

The cellphone revolution has swept the world beginning when AT&T proposed in 1947 that the FCC allow radio frequencies that would make cellphone telephone service possible. Although the initial radio frequencies allocated to cellphone service began too small to be noticed, the ensuing years saw a revolution in the way people thought about the telephone. The miniature short wave radio that blossomed into the cellphone has become as addictive as gambling and as much a necessity to many people as their watch.
All of the controversies notwithstanding, people will never stop using their cellphone regardless of the cancer scare supposedly in very young people who over expose themselves to continuous cellphone use or the traffic dangers caused by people who drive and chat on their cellphone instead of looking at the traffic. The number of cellphone companies are as numerous as the number of watch makers and their competition is just as serious.
Since the novelty of talking on a contrivance that is not grounded with a cord is no longer an extraordinary activity, cellphone companies have begun a full fledged war to offer cellphones that can do everything from upload your emails, send your photographs, be your own webdesign berlin pocket secretary of dates and names and let you play your favorite arcade games complete with sounds and graphics. The cellphone is as addictive as eating for many people all around the world. It is a common means of communication that links users with their own country as radio frequencies are also unique to any given geographical area.

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