Calling vs Texting

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The use of cellular phones has grown in the past few years. About 10 years ago you would see only a handful of people using cellular phones. But now, most of us have our own cellular phone and some even have more than one. And since technology has improved a lot, there are more ways to communicate using cellular phones. Two of the most common ways of communicating are text messaging, and the regular phone call. But which is better between the two? Let me share my views on the differences between the two. Text messaging has nearly become everyone’s main mode of communication. For example, you can save text messages if they are important. You can use them as proof that you really sent it or someone really sent it to you. Finally, you can transfer them to your computer, but not all cellular phones have this option. Texting a message can cause a conflict with the person you’re texting because sometimes the text can be misunderstood, or the person can write in a bad way and all of the text could be read all in other way you wanted to say it. Calling someone on the phone is more official in workplaces, but also is used in family too. You can hear the person’s voice, and maybe feel the emotions of that person who you’re talking with. Also, if you have an emergency, calling someone is easier and faster to contact with the person, so you can forward the information faster. Yet texting is different than calling, they are also similar in several ways. First off, they are both ways to communicate with another person. If you want to hang out with a friend you have the option the share that information over a text or

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