1.

The article was all about the differences between mobile phone and cell
phone.

2. There are numerous phones available; I currently use an iPhone, which is a

smartphone. There is a mobile phone, a phone that does not have any
wires connecting it to the rest of the world. Then there's a Cell Phone,
which is a mobile phone that operates through radio cells, which is a radio
coverage region.

3. Cell phones are telephones that employ cellular technology, whereas

mobile phones were initially designed for use in automobiles.
While both mobile phones and cell phones are useful, mobile phones are
battery operated and can be used anywhere, while other types of cell
phones are not and can only be used a few meters away from the house
(cordless phone). Both mobile phones and cell phones refer to the same
device: a portable phone that can send and receive text messages, give
Internet access, and shoot and store photos and videos. In the United
Kingdom, the term "mobile" is used, whereas, in the United States, the
term "cell" is used. The term "mobile" refers to the quality of the phone,
whereas "cell" refers to the technology that is employed.

4. Yes, the article is a wonderful example of a comparison and contrast essay

because it covers two subjects and highlights similarities and contrasts
between two or more of them. It's perfect for demonstrating what
distinguishes and connects similar things or concepts, especially when the
subjects are frequently misunderstood for one another or unfairly grouped
together.