英语强人帮忙翻译下Observing and researching what people do with their mobile phones highlights the close attachment that people have for the device as well as the mystery and excitement that is associated with the technology, but does the technology really shape what we do with the mobile phone, or could it simply be a new way of doing old things? In the late 1890’s day trips by train from London to the seaside were often recorded in a portrait photograph take

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Observing and researching what people do with their mobile phones highlights the close attachment that people have for the device as well as the mystery and excitement that is associated with the technology, but does the technology really shape what we do with the mobile phone, or could it simply be a new way of doing old things? In the late 1890’s day trips by train from London to the seaside were often recorded in a portrait photograph taken by a commercial photographer. Made into a post card the same day the pictures were sent by postal mail to family members who could not join the day trip. Today the same message and an accompanying photo can be sent by text or video, and a call might be made many times during a day. Camera phones have taken the place of digital cameras for some. Many are used in a very similar way to the first cameras of the early twentieth century that transformed photography from a formal pose to the everyday snapshot images that are more familiar today. People have not stopped sending postcards nor buying formal photographic portraits while on seaside visits, but they do also use a mobile phone torecord and communicate the special moments of the day too.