Mobile Revolution in India ..?
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Mobile revolution has made people pick up good and bad habits. SMS is making cheaper communications possible. We can let people know our locations in troubled times ,deal with emergencies etc. However the problem of telling lies has increased and people have become less mobile in their movements.
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Cell phones and pagers, part of the technological revolution that was supposed to liberate everyone, is tethering people to their jobs to an unprecedented degree, to the point where family life is suffering.\nThe research, by University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee sociologist Noelle Chesley, appears in the December issue of the Journal of Marriage and Family.\n\n\n"The use of cell phones and pagers was linked to increased distress and a decrease in family satisfaction over time," said Chesley, an assistant professor of sociology. "There is clearly a link between using the technology and experiencing increased access."\n\n\nFor the study, Chesley interviewed working couples over two time periods -- from 1998 to 1999 and again from 2000 to 2001. She found that between the interview periods, the use of cell phones and pagers decreased family satisfaction and increased distress and negative work-to-family and family-to-work spillover.\n\n\n"These technologies are linked to negative experiences and feelings from the workplace spilling over into the home," Chesley said. "We are becoming more accessible, which is letting in more of the bad than the good."\n\n\n"Women get kind of a double whammy," she added. "For women, in addition to having a lot of this stuff from work spill over into home life, they get the opposite. There is also a lot of negative stuff from home spilling over into the workplace."\n\n\nChesley thinks that better management of cell phone use is needed to reduce the stress effect she uncovered. Perhaps employers and employees should set limits on reaching each other to allow time for more positive family interaction, she suggested.\n\n\n"The question is, are these technologies helping us or hurting us in our daily life," Chesley asked. "The results of this study indicate that technology may not be so great."\n\n\nOne expert thinks the findings support the idea that cell phones are changing culture -- and not necessarily for the better.\n\n\n"These findings seem to support my intuitions about how cell phones affect our daily lives -- blurring boundaries between work and family life because of increased accessibility," said Tate Kubose, a cognitive scientist at the University of Illinois Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology.\n\n\n"They also support the notion that we should really appreciate our women more, as they seem to shoulder a lot of the burden, even in marriages where both spouses work," he added.
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Telecom has seen tremendous growth in this south asian country in the last few years. the major breakthrough was by cellular service providers after they stopped charging for incoming calls. Teledensity in the country is now reaching double digits and new avenues are opening up with the popularity of Internet Telephony.
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yea there overated even 5 yr old have cell phones, there basically giving them away have u noticed?\nfree phone every ad i guess since pay phones baily exsist cell phones are beyond populaur
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This is the only phone I have.  I have heard that someone has predicted that over 80% of the population will have cell phone instead of land lines.
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The cell phone. It has changed the way we live
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I'm sure you can hit up computer and internet cafes while you're in India to check your mail and whatnot. I don't think searching for a wireless solution for only a month will be worth your time and money.
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Sure has. 30 years ago there were no cell phones, minicomputers, digital cameras, CDs, VCRs, ATMs and debit cards, LASIK surgery, or car airbags. We did have microwave ovens, though they weren't as popular as they are now. We didn't have GPS or OnStar in our cars. But I think the biggest change has to be the personal computer, which is now almost ubiquitous.\n\nIn the past, we used maps we bought at the gas station. Now we go online for maps and driving directions. Want to plan a trip? Just go online, not to the travel agent down the street. The PC has made almost every part of our lives different -- sometimes for the better, sometimes not.
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There are plenty of companies working on ways to make this type of service available, most likely through the use of bluetooth or some other technology (certainly NOT through text due to lack of security).\n\nThere are no currently viable options to use this today however.
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Apparently this is a book that deals with the Agrarian Age\nhttp://www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ow/7f2ab8cafa4c6901.html\nAnd then there was this.\nBy W. Gerald Rainer, MD\nIn his book The Third Wave, Alvin Toffer arbitrarily divides recent time into three periods:\n\n·         I. Agrarian Age ca 8000 BC - 1700 AD\n\n·         II. Industrial Revolution 1700 - 1955\n\n·         III. Technologicval Age 1955 - Present\n\nDuring the Agrarian Age, man stayed and worked near home, did little traveling, measured time by the sun, and had little distant communication.\n\nWith the advent of the Industrial Revolution, man responded by becoming subservient to routine: 8-5 workdays, alarm clocks, working outside the home, early devices for more distant communication, and travel, sometimes for relatively long distances.\n\nPresently, during the Technological era (arbitrarily defined as the beginning of jet travel) and with increasingly sophisticated means of travel and communication, man finds him/herself less constrained by regular work hours and workplaces. Much work can be performed out of the home (if one wishes) and at any time of the day or night. Travel is rapid and communication almost instantaneous.\n\nThe relative durations of these three periods:\n\n·         Nearly 10,000 years\n\n·         205 years\n\n·         50+ years\n\ngive us reason to pause and reflect upon the incredible rapidity with which change is taking place, and makes one wonder how fast and in what manner new developments will be thrust upon us in the near future.\n\nUsing various modalities such as video conferencing, telephone communications, e-mails, and interactive programming, the need for large scientific congresses and seminars has been questioned. Considerable economic savings can be had by avoiding travel expenses, costs of convention housing and exhibition facilities, and staff planning expenses. Virtual meetings can be conducted without the need for one to leave home or office. What a remarkable possibility compared with only a few decades ago!\n\nWhat's wrong with this picture?\n\nAs economical and efficient as this high-tech scenario is painted, certain indipensible elements are missing --- the enormous and lasting value of human interchange; the handshake; the eye to eye contact; the opportunity for contemporaneous discussion and debate; the opportunity to make lasting friendships based on close professional and personal relationships; and the ability to collaborate freely with colleagues for the purpose of jointly developing new ideas, techniques, and novel approaches to problems because of the environment made possible only by intimate discussion and contact, and impossible by our wonderful, highly efficient modern technology that is so marvelous and yet so cold, impersonal and unfeeling.\n\nThis brings to mind the prescient observation of a philosopher of more than four centuries ago:\n\nNo man is an Iland, intire of itselfe; every man is a peece of the\ncontinent, a part of the maine; if a Clod bee washed away by\nthe Sea, Europe is the lesse, as well as if a Promontorie were,\nas well as if a Mannor of thy friends, or of thine owne were;\nAny mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in\nMankinde; And therefore never send to know for whom the\nbell tolls, it tolls for thee.\nJohn Donne Meditations XVII, 1624
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There are many new technologies coming up in telecom sector regularly.\nCurrently High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA), IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), Mobile TV, Video calls, media streaming seems to be the latest trends.
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dunno about the place...but i'm disappointed that u dont kno wats an ipod..its an mp3 player developed by Apple(company)...its  an international rage nowadays..but of course we guys in INdia wont be able to afford that....neways tc.Peace.
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nobody uses palmpilots anymore there so outdated todays cell phone have all and more capabilities
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Not certain as to what the regulations are in India, but in the U.S., operating such a device is not legal.\n\nJust build an oscillator that works roughly in the same frequency band as the frequencies assigned to cell phones in India.
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It's all relative... \n\nTechnology has definitely boost India into the developing country arena and have benefited India's economy. Technology along with education will certainly keep India as a powerful economic force in the future...\n\nBut what about the millions left behind...\n\nIs the caste system still in affect and have disenfranchised a section of the society with very little recourse?\n\nUntil this is addressed by the majority of the elites in India, this will always be their thorn in the side as they join the develop and democratic countries.
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The land lines have gotten out of control, you don't say were you live but they have to be comparable to your area.  I know plenty of people who are strictly cellular, because the price is right.  Even my mother who is 80 calls me from her cell phone because its cheaper, and I'm out of her local area.  The only reasons to keep a land line is if you need it for your computer.