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Title: Cellphone Technology


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Cellphone Technology
  • Yingjie Li (Lily)
  • TL729
  • Professor Baker

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Rational for choosing cellphone Tech.
  • Very wide use (more than1.5 billion people)
  • My own experience
  • Great potential usage in education ( find out
    during my research)

3
History of Development of Cellphone
  • Dr. Martin Cooper and the worlds first
    cellphone(1973)
  • Motorola company and first cellphone for
    market(1983)

4
History of Development of Cellphone
  • More than a million subscribers in U.S.(1990)
  • More than 1.5 billion consumers in the
    world(2004)

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Description of the Cellphone
  • Feature Innovation
  • Basic features
  • Advanced features
  • How does a cellphone work?
  • Base stations?Mutiple cells?City to city?Whole
    country

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Basic features
  • Callings (in out)
  • SMS
  • Storing contact information
  • Simple games
  • Build-in calculator, calendar, reminder
  • Voice mail

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Advanced features
  • Internet Browser
  • Build-in camera (still and video)
  • Graphics displays
  • Downloadable programs
  • Integrating with other high-tech products, e.g.
    PDAs, Laptops, GPS, and Bluetooth, etc

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Base stations?Mutiple cells?City to city?Whole
country

http//electronics.howstuffworks.com/cell-phone.ht
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If you cant beatem, joinemTeaching Today,
Education Up Close, January 2005
  • There is about 70 of the U.S population who have
    cell phones. In schools, there are 55 of teens
    have cell phones. (Washington Post, 2005)
  • Building up the bridge between parents and
    schools
  • Second language learning potential
  • Schools outdoor activities
  • In/out of the classroom

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Bibliographies
  • Franz Prichard (February 5, 2004),Youth and Cell
    Phones Observations and Explorations, Adjunct
    Research Associate, Clarity Innovations, Inc,
    www.clarity-innovations.com
  • Marc Prensky (2004), What Can You Learn From A
    Cell Phone? Almost Anything!, www.innovateonline.
    info/index.php?viewarticleid83
  • Cell phones Nuisance or Necessity, January 2005,
    Education Up Close, Teaching Today,
    www.glencoe.com
  • www.howstuffworks.com/cell-phone.htm
  • http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_phone
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