Unit 14-D1

These two phones have many similarities but also many differences, the iPhone 5 has a case of metal versus plastic and hard lines against smooth curves. Also the iPhone models have a glass panel on the front and rear of the phone which gives it a hard and solid feel. However now the rear glass panel has been replaced with metal (aluminum). The previous iPhone 4 used steel for its metallic parts instead of aluminium. By using aluminium it lets the iPhone slim down to 112g and 7.6 thick. The Samsung galaxy S3 is a plastic phone with a removable rear battery cover. The plastic is very slim which becomes more noticeable when you remove the battery cover or try and access the removable SD memory card. The iPhone 5 has better features on it out of the two phones but the Samsung galaxy is cheaper.  On a iPhone there is a app store where you can download all different sorts of apps; from games to organization. On a Samsung there is an android store, this is just like the app store but for Samsung products.On any apple products( i Phones, i pads etc) you can use something called siri. Siri lets you use your voice to send messages, schedule meetings, make phone calls and more.

Samsung galaxy S3- from £391
iPhone 5- from £529

Unit 14-D2

To send a contact from one phone to another you need to go onto your contacts and select the contact you want and then you can send it by Bluetooth. To do this you need to go to send, via Bluetooth  and then once you get onto Bluetooth select the device you are looking for, this should then start the transmission. The positive aspects of this way of transmitting pictures is that it is fast, easy, it is free and anybody can do this as long as there phone has Bluetooth on it. The negative aspects are you have to be in range with the person you want to send it to, sometimes it doesn't work because of some errors, and Bluetooth could be dangerous as anybody can connect and get a hold of your private info on your phone. Another way you could send the picture is through messaging. You simply get the   persons phone number and attach the picture to the message and send it.

Unit 14-M3

What mechanisms have been put in place to prevent or control the implications described for P6?

For P6 the problems were back ache, head ache and all of that.
So the methods to prevent all those problems could be measuring the chair so you can sit right and so that you are comftable where you sit and how you sit. Health and safety issues sorted, so that you are happy and you are not getting aches. Also other health and safety issues making sure the computer is in the right position for you to see so it is clear and you can understand it probably. 
Also- Spending too much time on the computer can also affect your social life.  Many people spend less time actually taking to their friends and more time texting and on social networking sites.  

This info shall explain the rule- The relevant regulations are the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992. Regulation 4, is concerned with the daily activities of users and states:

'Every employer shall so plan the activities of users at work in his undertaking that their daily work on display screen equipment is periodically interrupted by such breaks or changes of activity as reduce their workload at that equipment.' http://www.hse.gov.uk/-this is where i got my info from. 

Unit 14-P5

A local delivery company have been allocated money to improve their service.  Some of the money has been put aside for mobile technology approx. £500 per driver.  Make suggestions to the director of how he can spend the money, to make the delivery service more efficient.  Give examples how the mobile technology will help the business.

I think the company could put the money towards purchasing a phone specified for work. For example possibly an I Phone  this is so the driver could use the built-in GPS/Satnav, this could help the van-driver with his deliveries and directions to the destination. The Owner of the company, or whoever is in charge, could use the GPS to track the van-drivers to make sure that they are doing their deliveries and not slacking on the job.