interesting places
Berlin's wall: This building divided the city and the two ideologies that lived there. In Mühlenstrasse we can see 1Km of Berlin's wall. Also checkpoint charlie was preserved.
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viernes, 6 de marzo de 2009
Berlin
interesting places
Berlin's wall: This building divided the city and the two ideologies that lived there. In Mühlenstrasse we can see 1Km of Berlin's wall. Also checkpoint charlie was preserved.
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viernes, 9 de enero de 2009
Do mobile phones affect your privacy?
Nowadays life is unthinkable without a mobile phone. Wherever you are, you see people talking on the phone, playing, messaging, listening to music, watching videos, reading the news, surfing... Do you want to know more about mobile phones and how they have changed our lives? Then, answer the following questions.
1. How have mobile phones changed in the last 30 years?
In the last 30 years mobile phones have changed a lot. First there are analog phones which are the original of cell phone. There are less expensive and they can be used in the most countries. One of the disadvantages is that its sound quality is not the best.
Secondly we can talk about digital phones, which are better than analog phones, they have better sound quality and the caller rate are less expensive. One problem is that it's difficult to use them in other countries.
Finaly there are PCS (Personal Communication Service) which are very similar to digital phones but they are more speed. They have recently entered in the market so they are not common as the others.
2. Can you find 5 different ways young people use mobile phones?
Mobile phones are used as a GPS, as a camera,as a radio,as a MP3 player and to send text messages.
3. Are mobile phones used in the same way in different cultures? Give two examples.
Mobile phones are not used in the same way in all cultures. For example, in Japan and South Korea children of the age of 6 to 8 have new mobile phones, while here we don't have mobile phones until the age of 12.
An other example is that in USA they have suplanted the land line phone for the mobile phone. Here all houses have both.
4. Do mobile phones affect your privacy?
Yes, we think that mobile phones affect our privacy in many ways. We attend all calls , we are waiting somebody to send us a text message, we use it as a GPS. In conclusion, mobile phone is an object of our days, and you are not somebody without a mobile phone.
1. How have mobile phones changed in the last 30 years?
In the last 30 years mobile phones have changed a lot. First there are analog phones which are the original of cell phone. There are less expensive and they can be used in the most countries. One of the disadvantages is that its sound quality is not the best.
Secondly we can talk about digital phones, which are better than analog phones, they have better sound quality and the caller rate are less expensive. One problem is that it's difficult to use them in other countries.
Finaly there are PCS (Personal Communication Service) which are very similar to digital phones but they are more speed. They have recently entered in the market so they are not common as the others.
2. Can you find 5 different ways young people use mobile phones?
Mobile phones are used as a GPS, as a camera,as a radio,as a MP3 player and to send text messages.
3. Are mobile phones used in the same way in different cultures? Give two examples.
Mobile phones are not used in the same way in all cultures. For example, in Japan and South Korea children of the age of 6 to 8 have new mobile phones, while here we don't have mobile phones until the age of 12.
An other example is that in USA they have suplanted the land line phone for the mobile phone. Here all houses have both.
4. Do mobile phones affect your privacy?
Yes, we think that mobile phones affect our privacy in many ways. We attend all calls , we are waiting somebody to send us a text message, we use it as a GPS. In conclusion, mobile phone is an object of our days, and you are not somebody without a mobile phone.
viernes, 7 de noviembre de 2008
jueves, 6 de noviembre de 2008
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