The most important development in technology to benefit society is the cell phone. I believe cell phones have many features. They are also used for communication. Also, they are used for emergencies. Cells phones are an important factor in everyday society.

Without a cell phone people may not be able to be contacted in a time of emergency. A cell phone would be needed if a car broke down and help had to be called. If someone were in a car accident it would be easy to contact help with a cell phone. Lastly, if I’m needed to be contacted in a time of emergency. Emergencies are definitely a time for cell phones but they can be used for everyday communication.

Cell phones are used for communication in everyday life. There are definitely different ways to communicate by using a cell phone. A way of communication on your cell phone is texting. You can also email people when your not home. Even though cell phones provide a mode for communication they also have organization features and entertainment.

One of the features of a cell phone is the to do list. This feature allows you to chart errands, shopping lists, or basic daily activities that need to get done. You are able to post birthday reminders. Most cellular phones have entertainment features like games, videos, music, and cameras. There are many different cell phones but as technology goes on cellular phones become more advanced like the blackberry storm.

The blackberry storm has many features but there are many new features. It has maps and a GPS system. There is also the media player. In the future we may be able to check our blood pressure. Also, we may be able to test our heart rate. Now we know the different features and qualities of cell phones.

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