The Pros and Cons of Owning a Cell Phone
The pros and cons of owning a cell phone Broc Barchard COMM/112 April-08-2013 Kerry Moquett
The pros and cons of owning a cell phone Annotated Bibliography: Are cell phones controlling us? I generally like this source because it goes into great detail about the evolution of cell phones. Starting back in 1984 the first cell phone was basically a brick, and now the cell phones used today are way smaller. Also this source talks about devices becoming more sophisticated. They talk about other functions of today’s cell phones, like being used as watches, internet stations, credit cards, mp3 players, digital cameras, dictionaries, alarm clocks ect. This source seems to be a well respected Asian source that is published weekly. Considering most of the cell phone technology is originated in Asian countries I am sure this is a good source for me to use. Ing, E. (2007, ). Are cell phones controlling us? Northwest Asian Weekly. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/362700427?accountid=35812
Cell phone use and brain changes This source is a well researched source on the study of the effects of acute cell phone use on the brain. I wanted to add this type of information into my research paper because it is regarding the pros and cons of owning a cell phone. I feel that if a cell phone can physically change someone’s brain then that is a topic I want to write about. This source is perfect for me to use in explaining the changes that a cell phone can have on a person’s brain. They have done a lot of studies to back up the information they have provided to us. Text is best? cell phone use and brain changes. (2011). Internal Medicine Alert, Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/869015587?accountid=35812
Avoid cell shock: Cut down on costs by choosing the mobile phone and service plan that best fit your needs. This source is a much respected source that I tend
The pros and cons of owning a cell phone Annotated Bibliography: Are cell phones controlling us? I generally like this source because it goes into great detail about the evolution of cell phones. Starting back in 1984 the first cell phone was basically a brick, and now the cell phones used today are way smaller. Also this source talks about devices becoming more sophisticated. They talk about other functions of today’s cell phones, like being used as watches, internet stations, credit cards, mp3 players, digital cameras, dictionaries, alarm clocks ect. This source seems to be a well respected Asian source that is published weekly. Considering most of the cell phone technology is originated in Asian countries I am sure this is a good source for me to use. Ing, E. (2007, ). Are cell phones controlling us? Northwest Asian Weekly. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/362700427?accountid=35812
Cell phone use and brain changes This source is a well researched source on the study of the effects of acute cell phone use on the brain. I wanted to add this type of information into my research paper because it is regarding the pros and cons of owning a cell phone. I feel that if a cell phone can physically change someone’s brain then that is a topic I want to write about. This source is perfect for me to use in explaining the changes that a cell phone can have on a person’s brain. They have done a lot of studies to back up the information they have provided to us. Text is best? cell phone use and brain changes. (2011). Internal Medicine Alert, Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/869015587?accountid=35812
Avoid cell shock: Cut down on costs by choosing the mobile phone and service plan that best fit your needs. This source is a much respected source that I tend
Bibliography: Ing, E. (2007, ). Are cell phones controlling us? Northwest Asian Weekly. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/362700427?accountid=35812 Cell phone use and brain changes Yip, P. (2012, Jun 03). Avoid cell shock. Chicago Tribune. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1018216991?accountid=35812 CELL PHONE DRIVING Cell phone driving. (2013, Feb 13). Idaho State Journal. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1287045816?accountid=35812 Cell Phone Addiction Similar to Compulsive Buying, Credit Card Misuse Cell phone addiction similar to compulsive buying, credit card misuse. (2012, Nov 29). FARS News Agency. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1220704292?accountid=35812