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Salvador – mobile phones? no, mobile computers!

July 4, 2009 at 12:19 pm · Filed under Authors

MOBILEAFTERANDBEFORE

When mobile phones were mass released they were big and heavy – more than a kilogram. Phones didn’t have screens, the keypad was huge and the battery didn’t last! And of course, they only served to call.

With modern mobile phones, we can navigate quickly through internet,  make video conferences, listen to music, navigate with GPS, record videos, take pictures, play games.

…even google is introducing a new voice text service for mobile. Let’s just call it a mobile computer.

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  Samantha – Santiago Papasquiaro, Mexico wrote @ July 4, 2009 at 12:31 pm

I remember the big cell phones that were before…they were really big and heavy and ugly i must say hahaha….


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