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Cobalto: This phone is made by Mac Funamizu. This phone has a transparent screen. The most amazing thing about this phone is that the screen can pop up holographic 3D images.
Nokia Morph: This phone is made by the Nokia company. This phone is flexible and can be bend into a wrist phone. This phone runs on solar power.
internet anytime, and is charged by

This is the 3 topics we chose to do the PMI for.
This is our group brainstorm.
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Window Phone: This phone is made by SeungHan Song. This phone is translucent, and accurately explains the weather outside by making the screen all rainy if it's rainy.
Cobalto: This phone is made by Mac Funamizu. This phone has a transparent screen. The most amazing thing about this phone is that the screen can pop up holographic 3D images.
Nokia Morph: This phone is made by the Nokia company. This phone is flexible and can be bend into a wrist phone. This phone runs on solar power.
Magic Stone: This phone is made by Aleksandr Mukoelov. This phone can transform into any shape and is touch screen. It has access to the internet anytime, charged by solar power.

This is our group brainstorm.
Our topic is: Mobile/Cell phone Our group is: Andrew, Liam, and Justice My area of research is: The future of our technology My research question is:What changes could be made to solve problems with the mobile/cell phone?
Research:In the future, cellphones will have more battery than a normal phone, and the phone will have different designs like a frog design for the phone. People reckon that in the future, the cell phone will be part of our body or worn instead of held. Right now, people are making lots of new phones, here are some of them:
Window Phone: This phone is made by SeungHan Song. This phone is translucent, and accurately explains the weather outside by making the screen all rainy if it's rainy.
Cobalto: This phone is made by Mac Funamizu. This phone has a transparent screen. The most amazing thing about this phone is that the screen can pop up holographic 3D images.
Nokia Morph: This phone is made by the Nokia company. This phone is flexible and can be bend into a wrist phone. This phone runs on solar power.

This is the 3 topics we chose to do the PMI for.
This is our group brainstorm.
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This is the 3 topics we chose to do the PMI for.
This is our group brainstorm.
research question is:is:What changes would you make to solve problems with the mobile/cell phone?

This is the 3 topics we chose to do the PMI for.
This is our group brainstorm.
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This is the 3 topics we chose to do the PMI for.
This is our group brainstorm.
History: Mobile phones were huge black boxes that had big batteries. The first mobile phone was used in 1946 by the Swedish Police. They connected a handheld phone to the telephone network. You were only able to make six phone calls before the battery died. Mobile phone's also needed an antenna. It was first developed in the 1960s. But this time, the problem was that the user was limited to a certain area. It was in the 1980s when cellular service for the public was made. The evolution of the mobile phone continued, until it grew smaller and more portable, with batteries installed in them.
In the future: Now a days, mobiles phones are improved into touch screens, has a camera, can play songs, and go on the internet. In the future, there will probably be a small television installed in the phone. I think that there will also be long-lasting batteries made for mobile phones, so you won't have to keep charging them.
Our topic is: Mobile/Cell phone Our group is: Andrew, Liam, and Justice My area of research is: The History and the future of our technology My research question is:

This is our group brainstorm.
History: Mobile phones were huge black boxes that had big batteries. The first mobile phone was used in 1946 by the Swedish Police. They connected a handheld phone to the telephone network. You were only able to make six phone calls before the battery died. Mobile phone's also needed an antenna. It was first developed in the 1960s. But this time, the problem was that the user was limited to a certain area. It was in the 1980s when cellular service for the public was made. The evolution of the mobile phone continued, until it grew smaller and more portable, with batteries installed in them.
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History: Mobile phones were huge black boxes that had big batteries. The first mobile phone was used in 1946 by the Swedish Police. They connected a handheld phone to the telephone network. You were only able to make six phone calls before the battery died. Mobile phone's also needed an antenna. It was first developed in the 1960s. But this time, the problem was that the user was limited to a certain area. It was in the 1980s when cellular service for the public was made. The evolution of the mobile phone continued, until it grew smaller and more portable, with batteries installed in them.
In the future: Now a days, mobiles phones are improved into touch screens, has a camera, can play songs, and go on the internet. In the future, there will probably be a small television installed in the phone. I think that there will alsobe long-lasting batteries made for mobile phones, so you won't have to keep charging them.
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