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Swansea University student Huw Gwynn, 21, from Bangor, Gwynedd, said he understood why the industrial action was being taken but it was "frustrating for people who rely on getting trains".

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Swansea University student Huw Gwynn, 21, from Bangor, Gwynedd, said he understood why the industrial action was being taken but it was "frustrating for people who rely on getting trains".

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Porter, Gina et al. “Mobile Phones and Education in Sub-Saharan Africa: From Youth Practice to Public Policy.” Journal of international development 28.1 (2016): 22–39. Web.

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J of Intl Development - 2015 - Porter - Mobile Phones and Education in Sub‐Saharan Africa  From Youth Practice to Public

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HARVARD REFERENCE:Pears, Richard, and Graham J. Shields. Cite Them Right : the Essential Referencing Guide. 12th edition. London ;: Bloomsbury Academic, 2022. P

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Mobile phones are known as cellular phone, wireless phone, or cellular telephone, which is a little portable radio telephone. It is a combination of two technologies, which are telephone, invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876 and radio, whereas invention of radio was done by Nikola Tesla. The mobile phones can be used to communicate over long distances without wires. The top-flight phones available now have the processing power and storage available in desktop computers just four to five years ago. The mobile phone is rapidly becoming the uber device which the one that seems to have it all and becomes even more essential. It also already started functioning as more than just communication devices. Mobile serves as watches and ...show more content...
Use of mobile phone in student's life is not limited to speaking with others , it is being used in making video , recording information and transmitting it to another phone or computer was being done by a computer . Besides that , other facilities like online chatting , conferencing , sending text , transferring MMS information by a mobile phone are compatible with computer . This features plays a vital role in the stressful and fast-paced life of a student . Mobile phones can be a helpful academic tool or a harmful academic disruption depending upon the attitude and use pattern of the student owner . But there also some advantages of using mobile phones which are , it's portability, multifunctional, mobile phone as a communication tool , useful applications for students , can release stress . Meanwhile the disadvantages are causes addiction, a risk to student's health, wastage and its bad influences to students. Besides that, mobile phones is multifunctional. Mobile phone reception has become reliable and of high quality due to advances in wireless technology. Wireless service providers offer excellent packages and promotions for mobile phone users with a cheap price. Internet is the network which allows users to connect with other students can access the internet to get wealth of information.

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile Phones for Students... | Bartleby

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Mobile phones are known as cellular phone, wireless phone, or cellular telephone, which is a little portable radio telephone. It is a combination of two technologies, which are telephone, invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876 and radio, whereas invention of radio was done by Nikola Tesla.

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HARVARD REFERENCEThompson, N. (2003) Communication and language: Ahandbook of theory and practice. Basingstoke: PalgraveMacmillan

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