The cellphone was a radical innovation that marked the end of the era of classic mobile phones.

Radical innovation, on the other hand, does not end there. Today, smartphones are displacing a
variety of other items due to capabilities such as cameras, music streaming, GPS, and gaming.
For example, before, listening to music required a specific device such as an mp3 player, but
now you can listen to music on any smartphone. Another example is photography; today's
smartphones can capture pictures utilizing its camera.

Positive effects of radical system-wide innovations on cellphones are:

● Communication
Mobile technology, in the form of phones, is making our lives easier than ever. We can
communicate with people we need to contact, whether it's for a job or personal reasons.
Mobile technology has improved the way we conduct business.

● Daily utilities
Not only can they let us remain in touch with friends and family via social media or chat with
someone on a video call, but their built-in cameras also make everything from booking hotels
and cabs to documenting memories easier than ever before! We now have access to more
information than at any other moment in history.

● Academic Help
One of the most important benefits of smartphones for youngsters is the ability to obtain
immediate assistance in their academics. On their mobile phones, students may instantly seek
up whatever information they want for any topic.

Negative effects of radical system-wide innovations on cellphones are:

● Waste of time
A study shows that people become unaware of the time they consume using their cellphones, it
becomes a problem since people use most of their time using their cellphones rather than
something productive.

● Distraction
As the range of technologies and devices increases, so does the potential for them to disrupt
productivity and workflow in the business. This is a major problem since even in the workplace
much of the time is spent using cellphones, employees become unproductive thus affecting the
company’s profitability.

● Costs and Increased IT security needs

New technologies and devices are often costly to purchase and require ongoing maintenance
and upkeep. And also, portable devices are vulnerable to security risks, especially if they
contain sensitive or critical business data.