The Role of mobile phone is telecommunication industries

ABSTRACT

Mobility is what sets mobile phone technology apart from its predecessors. Our phones are becoming hand-held, do-all devices, and communicating effectively in this post post-modern world requires us each to carry one wherever we go. When our communication became mobile, we opened up the entire planet to talk, share ideas, and collaborate across oceans and continents.

So, to answer the above questions, mobile has revolutionised human communication. It was the biggest thing to happen to communication, and has enabled countless new technologies and business models to rise up. Where did mobile originate, what has set mobile devices apart throughout history, and what does the communicative world of tomorrow look like?


CHAPTER ONE

Tokyo was also the testing ground for 3G mobile networks back in 2001, and this technology made mobile Internet access possible. Before this, people could only access the Internet via desktops or laptops. 3G gave rise to sending emails, browsing the Internet, streaming music, and watching videos – all from their mobile phones. Unfortunately, by 2007 only 1 in 10 mobile phone users had swapped over to a 3G-capable phone. That was, until – in that same year – Apple launched the iPhone.

Apple’s revolutionising of the mobile communication world came in the form of an app-based, touch-screen device that could almost do it all. The iPhone sparked an explosion of app-based mobile operating systems, the most popular of which was Android. Fast forward 13 years and today we can achieve so much just with the swipe of a finger. Mobile devices can now record and send instant text and voice messages, facilitate live video calling, and large companies can easily collaborate on projects – from the comfort of their couch – using their connected mobile devices.