Social Construction of Technology: Cell Phone Development

Technical society building (or SCOT) is a new research tradition rooted in technical sociology. SCOT provides a multifaceted model based on attributes explaining flexibility and emphasizes social impact on technology design and development. This article uses SCOT principles to investigate the development of mobile phones, define mobile phone development history as three different stages, and analyze the flexibility of interpretation of mobile phones at three different stages .

Mobile phone - mobile phone technology emerged after the advancement of wireless technology in the early 1920s. Bell Labs engineers at AT & T's research and development division discovered that the cellular tower can transmit signals in multiple directions and can receive signals from multiple directions. Bell Labs' discovery revolutionized the functionality and results of mobile phone technology. Technology will improve as mobile phone users can communicate outside designated areas Mobile phones of the first generation were originally created and sold by Motorola. Their phone is private to the car. Due to the shift to digital, the function of the 2nd generation mobile phone continues to increase. The phone is faster and enhances customer communication skills. Their troublesome first-generation technology is more fashionable and heavier. Advances in technology increased customer satisfaction and expanded customer base of mobile phone companies

Modern mobile phone technology was created at the same time as the creation of hexagonal units in 1947. In addition, the development of mobile phone technology naturally involves technological advancement and the first electronic cell phone developed in the 1960s. A problem with these handsets is that the subscriber must stay within the cell area because the cell area serviced by the base station can not handover the cellular telephone call from one base station to another . You can make a phone call but you can not continue the call if it reaches the set range. This problem was solved by A. E. Joel in the 19th century and established a telephone exchange system that allows you to call from one place to another without hanging up. Decades later, mobile phone technology continues to improve. Mobile phones can be divided into three groups, first generation, second generation, and third generation.

Over 3.4 billion mobile phone users all over the world are spreading mobile phones over computers ("Social Isolation and New Technology"). Mobile phones are modern phenomena, their influence is greater than that of the Internet in today's society. The new technology and the ability to travel around the world strengthen security and give us the opportunity to explore everything that life has to offer. - The use of mobile phones in automobiles has grown at an amazing rate in the past 15 years. However, it can not be denied that using a mobile phone during driving can affect the driver's performance as it relates to the overall safety operation of the vehicle. There are lots of things to consider when deciding whether a compromise of convenience is worth the potential risk associated with it. Call attention by mobile phone