Advancement and Contribution of Mobile Smartphones to the Consumer

Background/purpose: Mobile phones, sometimes known as cell phones since they operate on a cellular network design, have grown significantly in size and technology over the years. Researchers at Bell Labs in the US started experimenting with the idea of a cellular phone network in the 1970s. The plan was to create a network of hexagonal cells that would each have a base station and cover the entire nation. These base stations would use radio frequencies to transmit and receive messages from mobile phones. The purpose of a telephone is to transmit and receive human voice. The most common type of communication in use today is the telephone. It is a device that is affordable, simple to use, and allows users a one-on-one level of contact that is not possible through any other medium. Today, there are billions of telephones in use around the globe.
Objective: This study focuses on examining how each gadget is utilised and how that affects the online reputation of airline companies.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Multiple academic sources and publications were accessed to get the data for this research study.
Findings/Result: In the first ten years of the twenty-first century, mobile phones altered the way we communicate. Since 2005, both developing and developed countries have seen a reduction in the use of landlines as a result of mobile communication, which also enables connectivity in even the most distant regions of the globe. Intelligent and adaptable automation is necessary due to rising client demands and heightened international competitiveness. Mobile robotics, an interaction technology, has a lot of industry potential because it addresses this.
Originality/Value: The outcome offers a concise rundown of several technological mobile manufacturing firms and new expertise building industries in the viable race.
Paper type: A Research Case study paper - emphases on establishments in a production, usages and growth of mobile companies in change of technology.