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Whats about your life without mobile phones?
@sourabharoy1992 (730)
India
March 28, 2012 6:04am CST
Of all the gifts of science Mobile phone is the most popular today. It is used by the rich and poor alike. We can even find it in the remotest villages. As a result of it the world has now become a very small place. For, with a mobile phone one can talk with any one in any part of the country, nay of the world. In daily life a mobile phone does the work of many -- be it the job of calling in a doctor, or knowing the price of a product. Mobile phone has also brought dangers with it. It is dangerous to use Mobile phone while driving a car or a motor cycle or while walking on the road or crossing a rail line. We still do not know its impact on human body. In fine, mobile phone has proved so useful that it has become part of our life today.
So everyone can you imagine your life without mobile phone? How is that?
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9 responses
@Tamosree1993 (1525)
• India
30 Mar 12
Hello friend,
You are right. Now-a-days mobile phone is the most important thing for our generation.
I also like the new phones. I worked in mylot with helping my phone.
But it dangerous for kids who are don't know to use the phones.
Have a nice day.
@sourabharoy1992 (730)
• India
28 Mar 12
Hello friend,
its real that nowadays life requard phone. And it can be use for many things. But its dangerous also for teens.
Overall mobile is very useful thing for us.
Nice to meet you. Hope to see you again. Have a nice day.
@narthan (325)
• India
29 Mar 12
Mobile phones which was once considered the sign of luxury has become the need of life!! I use my phone for almost everything now. Be it for banking,SMS,email,call,games, music.... The list just doesn't seem to end. Thanks to technological advancements and for android too for making my life so easy.
One survey in India says ppl these days can afford mobile phones but not toilets!!!
@maezee (41988)
• United States
28 Mar 12
It's hard to 'survive' without a mobile/cell phone. I have done it for at most a week, in the past few years. I am addicted to it. It is my lifeline. I have to do lists on my phone, I of course call & text people, have my music on my phone, my pictures, and the internet - which I am constantly using. I am not the type of person to always be busy texting on my phone, but I have to admit I do use it quite a bit. The only time I don't is when it's dying, I'm busy, or it's broken and I'm waiting for a new one. 
. Sometimes I feel like it might be nice to be without a cell phone, I hate being reach-able 24/7.
. Sometimes I feel like it might be nice to be without a cell phone, I hate being reach-able 24/7. @sourabharoy1992 (730)
• India
28 Mar 12
Hello friend,
it is well that you always don't use your cell phone. I am also waiting for a new phone or a new gadget. But mobiles is dangerous for teens and careless persons. You already saw many accident for mobiles.
Nice to meet you and will see you soon. Thank you for shairing your views. Have a nice day.
@angelgee14 (462)
• Philippines
28 Mar 12
Without mobile phone my life would be a at peace without calls at wee hours while I am sleeping so soundly (lols).I agree that mobile phones is a good way to communicate with our loved ones and the fastest either, it also helps a lot when we are in trouble or in any emergency cases. But, there are also instances that mobile phones are not good especially for young and teens.
What would be my life without mobile phones? For sure it would lessen a bit of my expenses , that's all. :p
@sourabharoy1992 (730)
• India
28 Mar 12
Hello angelgee,
actual you are right. And mobile is not for teens. Reason they are very careless. But we have to alert more.
Without mobilephone I don't think people can live. Mobile phone has already proved so useful. Still if for that we don't use phone we will surely laf behind in the race of devlopment.
Nice to meet you and thank you for shairing your views. Will meet you soon. Have a nice day.
@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
28 Mar 12
When I was a teenager we didn't have mobile phones. We had to use a landline when we want to make a phonecall and if we were expecting an important phonecall we had to stay at home. Today we have more freedom, we can just put the mobile phone in our pocket or in our bag and go somewhere else. Sometimes my friends and I joke about it and ask eachother want we did before the mobile phones, because today we use the mobile phones in so many different ways. I think that it would be hard to go back to the time without mobile phones today, because they have become a big part of our lives and it is really nice that we don't have to carry coins for the payphones anymore.
@shirley2all (141)
• China
29 Mar 12
wow without mobile phone,we can say it is not convenient,we can't be lazy...but the most important I would say I will feel lonely.I am sure.I will felt lacking sense of safety.
