cellular telephones

Jack Harmon finds a cell phone on the school bus. He raises the phone to his ear and hears a girl's voice: "Hi, Jack. Don't scream. I've been waiting for you. I'm your new friend." Jack thinks it's a joke. He tries to end the call, then turn the phone off, but the girl's voice won't go away.

Provides advice and techniques for shooting, printing, storing, displaying, and sending photographs and videos with a cellular telephone.

Readers will appreciate the history behind communications networking while learning how today's networks connect people. Colorful photographs accompany accessible information about LANs, WiFi, and more, and interesting sidebars further explain the networks we rely on every day.

Even though computer wireless networks havent been around for very long, the basic technology used to create them is more than 100 years old. WiFi uses radio waves to send and receive data and connect smartphones, tablets, and computers to the Internet. Today, almost everywhere you go has WiFi, including schools, coffee shops, and the library. The inner workings of this ubiquitous technology will fascinate readers, who probably use it every day. Accompanied by full-color photos, the main content will introduce innovators like Nikola Tesla and other electronics history, as well as the future possibilities of wireless connection..

"In graphic novel format, follow Max Axiom as he explains how cell phones work"--Provided by publisher.

Fifteen-year-old Rex Jones's life is at risk when he and his friends, Carl and Dave, are transported by Rex's mysterious cell phone onto a pirate ship the night Evil Eric plans to raid The Brave One, which carries gold and silver for the Queen of England.

Seventeen-year-old Nick buys a used cell phone only to call his girlfriend, but strange and desperate people keep calling--one of them a denizen of Hell--begging for or demanding his help.

Rex Jones and his friends Carl and Dave are transported by Rex's mysterious cell phone to a place where horrible Dazers roam the night, seeking human souls to eat.

Text, photographs, and diagrams offer an explanation of how cellular telephones work.

Maine artist Clayton Riddell, elated after closing the deal for his first comic book, comes down to Earth quickly when a brain-zapping energy burst--The Pulse--strikes, reducing cell phone users to zombie-like creatures, and leaving Clayton desperate to find a way home from Boston to see if his wife and son have survived.