When mobile phones hit the high street over 10 years ago, not only did it give us the ability to communicate with friends, family and colleagues anytime and anywhere, but along the way it has also changed our social behaviour and has made a huge cultural impact.
Nowadays phones are not just simple devices we use to call someone – with the rapidly moving pace of technology feeding the hunger of consumer desires for latest gadgets, phones can now be used as cameras, games consoles and mp3 players.
The general consensus is that mobile phones are a wonderful invention that allows you to communicate with people anywhere in the world. On the other hand, it can be seen as a cause for the decline in social behaviour and the stunt in human development.