Mobile Telephone Collection

People watch as an effigy of 10-headed demon King Ravana is burnt during the Hindu festival of Dussehra in the northern Indian city of Amritsar October 3, 2014

2400 M Street, NW, Washington, D. C Creator: Chris Suspect
2400 M Street, NW, Washington, D.C

Artwork of a businessman with a mobile phone head
Global communication. Computer artwork representing the concept of global communication. The image shows a businessman, backdropped against a city with his head replaced by a mobile telephone

3G data transmitter installation C014 / 1406
3G data transmitter installation. Aerial work platform being used to install 3G data transmission equipment with concealment cladding on a brick chimney

Computer artwork of global computer communications
Global computer communications. Conceptual computer illustration representing global computer communications on the internet

Computer artwork of internet communication
Internet communication. Abstract computer artwork representing internet communication. There are computer leads and a mouse (upper centre) plugging into the Earth

Man holding a mobile telephone to his ear
Mobile telephone. View of a man holding a mobile or cellular telephone to his ear. These telephones use low- power radio signals to transmit to a base station in the users local area, or cell

Global communication. Conceptual computer illustration of global communication, depicting mobile or cellular telephones around the Earth. The yellow lines may represent telephone signals

View of the keys and sensors of a mobile telephone

Computer art of the Earth seen on mobile telephone
Global communication. Computer artwork representing global communications showing the Earth on the screen on a mobile telephone

View of the keypad of a mobile telephone
Mobile telephone keypad. Close-up of the keypad of a mobile telephone. Mobile telephones use microwaves to carry call information, and so are not hampered by wires

Telephone thermogram
Mobile telephone use. Thermogram of a woman using a mobile or cellular telephone showing the variation in temperature. The temperature scale runs from red (warmest), through yellow, green and cyan

Mobile telephone text messaging (SMS). Conceptual computer artwork of the worldwide use of mobile telephones to send text messages (envelope symbols)

Conceptual image of global telephone communication
Global communication. Conceptual image depicting global communication by telephone. The image shows several mobile telephone handsets arranged to mimic the skyline of a major city

Ring-pull phone

Worldwide mobile telephone use
Worldwide use of mobile (cellular) telephones, conceptual computer artwork

Mobile telephone. Mobile or cellular telephones use low-power radio signals to transmit to an antenna in the users local area, or cell

Computer artwork of mans head with mobile phones
Mobile telephone use. Computer illustration of a mans head seen in front of mobile, or cellular, telephones and brains. Mobile phones use low-power microwave radio signals to transmit calls

WAP mobile telephone. Conceptual computer artwork of a hand holding a WAP-enabled mobile or cellular telephone. WAP (wireless application protocol)

Concept of a womans head and communication
Electronic communication. Conceptual image of a woman with various articles of electronic communication emerging from her head

Mobile telephone hate mail. Conceptual computer artwork of snakes and a mobile telephone being used to send text messages (envelope symbols)

Hands charging up a ring-pull mobile telephone
Ring-pull mobile telephone. Hands charging up a prototype of a ring-pull mobile telephone. This battery-free telephone never needs charging from a mains supply

Coloured X-ray of a mobile telephone
Mobile phone. Coloured X-ray of a mobile phone showing various components such as the circuit boards (red, lower frame), the earpiece (dark green at upper centre) and the antenna (at upper left)

Artwork of mobile telephone, globe & circuit board
Global telecommunication. Computer artwork of a hand holding a mobile cellular telephone over a globe and a circuit board, depicting global telecommunication

IPhone with facebook display
Hand holds iPhone displaying facebook home page

Mobile communication, conceptual artwork
Mobile communication, conceptual computer artwork

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In today's interconnected world, the mobile telephone has become an indispensable tool for global communication. People from all walks of life gather to witness ancient traditions like the burning of an effigy, while simultaneously staying connected through their handheld devices. Captured on 2400 M Street, NW in Washington, D. C. , Chris Suspect's artwork portrays a businessman with a mobile phone head, symbolizing our reliance on this technology. The significance of the mobile telephone is further highlighted by the installation of 3G data transmitters like C014 / 1406. These transmitters enable seamless internet and global computer communications that transcend physical boundaries. Computer artworks depicting these connections serve as a reminder of how we are constantly plugged into the vast network of information and ideas. Amidst this digital landscape, one image stands out: a man holding his mobile telephone to his ear. It captures the essence of personal communication in a rapidly changing world. This device allows us to bridge distances and connect with loved ones across continents. As we explore new realms through our phones' keys and sensors, we realize that it is not just about making calls or sending messages; it is about experiencing the Earth itself through computer art displayed on our screens. The concept behind this imagery represents more than just convenience – it signifies our ability to access knowledge at our fingertips. Indeed, global telephone communication has transformed how we interact with each other and perceive the world around us. Whether witnessing ancient rituals or engaging in modern conversations, the mobile telephone remains at our side as a gateway to endless possibilities – connecting people from diverse cultures and backgrounds. Let us embrace this powerful tool that enables us to communicate globally while appreciating its impact on society and culture worldwide. The mobile telephone has revolutionized human connection like never before - allowing us to navigate both traditional customs and contemporary realities with ease.