The Power of Mobile Phones

8/6/2019 The Power of Mobile Phones

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P H O N E SP H O N E S

Today there are nearly 4.5 billion mobilephone subscribers.Source: Report by theU.S. Agency for International Development, A Mobile

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M ore than 60 percent of the w orld s mobile phone users are in developing countries, w ith Africa having the highest mobile gro w th rate. Just one in 50 Africans had mobile phones at thebeginning of the 21st Century; today one in four does.Source: Report by International Telecommunication Union, Measuring the InformationSociety

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About 50 percent of the w orld s population hasaccess to a mobilephone, compared to 10

percent for personalcomputers.Source: U.S. Agency forInternationalDevelopment,see USAIDDevelopment 2.0

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M obile phones are cheaper, smaller and more portable than other digitaldevices. This enables a gro w ing number of people to record a live event andimmediately post it to the Internet through a mobile net w ork.Source: Report by the U.S. Agency for International Development, A MobileVoice , (PDF, 908 K).



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People using mobilephone cameras now haveextraordinary power toexpose human rightsabuses and promotedemocratic activities.For example, in 2007,

video and still photosshot by individuals usingmobile phones of monksand citizens marchingfor greater freedom inBurma spreadthroughout the world inhours. This used to take weeks.Source: Report by theU.S. Agency for International Development, A MobileVoice , (PDF, 908 K).



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T T H E H E P O W E RP O W E R O F O F M O B I L E M O B I L E P H O N E SP H O N E SM obile phones originally served only one purpose: to send or receive voicecommunications. Today, mobile phones sometimes called smart phones

can come equipped w ith customized soft w are, Internet access, digitalcameras, portable music players and GPS (global positioning system)functions.



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W h o I n v e n t e d M o b i l e P h o n e ? D r. Martin Cooper, as director of research and development atMotorola, Inc., is credited with inventing the technology of themodern cell phone. He placed the first mobile phone call on April 3,1973 in New York City. But mobile phones didn t gain common usagein the United States until the early 1980s.



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F i x e d a n d m o b i l e c e l l u l a r t e l e p h o n y

There has been a clear shift fromfixed to mobile cellular telephony,especially since the turn of thecentury. By the end of 2008, there w ere over three times moremobile cellular subscriptions thanfixed telephone lines In contrast

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th in the mobilesector, fixed telephony hasexperienced nearly no gro w th inthe last decade. Indeed, fixed lineglobal penetration has beenstagnating at just under 20percent for the last years. While

the number of fixed telephonelines is actually decreasing inmany developed countries, ittends to sho w very small gro w thrates in developing countries, w here penetration rates stand at14 percent .



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Fixed and mob i l ece l l u l a r t e l ephony

The spread of mobilecellular services andtechnologies has madegreat strides to w ardsconnecting the previously

unconnected, w ith gro w thmost significant indeveloping regions, w here,by the end of 2007, mobilecellular penetration hadreached close to 40 per

cent . By the end of 2007,64 per cent of the w orld smobile subscriptions w erefrom developing countries.Five years earlier, in 2002,they represented only 44

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For every subscriber, thereis on average threemobile phones.Can you imaginethis figure? . it ismind blowing which comesaround 13 billionsin number. Astonishing?However!



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Your C.V./Bio-data is your firstinterface between you and youremployers. It has been seen thatemployer usually spend no morethan one to two minutes in scanning your bio-data/c.v. Here, if your bio-data is not enriched and effective,chances are you will not be called forInterview. Now a big question is howto attract attention of employer? If you have excellent academicqualifications (more than 90%marks throughout) and relevantexperiences in reputedcompanies/organization like Tata,Birla, MNC 'S, Public Sector Units orin any Government Organizationsuch question generally does notarise. However, unfortunately lessthan two percent job seekers belongto this category. Majority have adilemma of what to do to make theirc.v./bio-data effective thus,employable. These questions posesmore difficult situation for thosepopulation who for various reasonscould not complete their educationbeyond class-10 or 12.



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