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Edward Tunnicliff's Influence On My Life

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My life is much easier than Edward Tunnicliff's life because of the invention of smartphones. Technology has made big and amazing improvements in communication such as, the invention of smartphones. Communication is very important because is the way we interact with others. Therefore, smartphones help us communicated with others faster and anywhere. Hence, smartphone had make me life much easier and safe. If I ever have an car accident, I would have more chances of survived because I will have my phone to call for help. For instance Edward would of have to wait longer, because if he didn’t have a way to communicate people won't know he was injured. For this reason, smartphones are a lifesaver. I can take my phone anywhere

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