Everyone has waited on “that” phone call or text, and it is clear to see that cell phones have greatly affected our lives. Cell phones are a must have for most teenagers, and some adults, they have affected our lives in many ways such as, faster communication, and easier research.

Job promotion? Aced your test? Got engaged? Many people deliver this type of news over the phone. Having a baby is big news, so the new mother immediately starts a group text to tell all of her closest friends, and cell phones give us the advantage to deliver news fast, and easy. Abby moved from Texas to Florida when she was in the seventh grade, but she still keeps in touch with all of her closest friends in Texas, thanks to cell phones. Whether someone is a few houses away, or a few states away, cell phones allow us to communicate with others no matter how far. Faster communication is very convenient, and delivering big news or talking to a friend hours away, is the advantage cell phones give the world.

Furthermore, cell phones also allow faster, and easier research. Zach has a big project coming up over World War 2 and needs facts, and stats fast, so he grabs his cell phone and googles the war, and finds everything he needs within a minute. Cell phones now have many apps, and allow easy access to the internet. For example, a girl’s friend told her that you have to be at least sixteen to try out for the Olympics, but she didn’t believe this. Later, she found the Olympic website on her phone, found all the registration information, and sure enough, you have to be at least sixteen to try out. Finding information fast, easy, and quick, is beneficial and helps with many different situations

Therefore, weather it’s waiting on a phone call, delivering big news, or needing to know information fast, cell phones and their effects have changed lives.