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The Influence Of Technology On Communication

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Human Beings are social beings.Communicating with one another are of vital importance if we want to survive in this society.Earliest means of communications included language ,signals or even pigeons,in a more civilized society,before technology took its turn.Communication is not a choice it is necessity.And so, technological advancement in the field of communication has been achieved over time to make it more efficient. One of the earliest technology tool in the communication sector was achieved by Alaxander Graham Bell by the invention of the first telephone …show more content…

People can watch anything from educational videos to participating in political discussions. Internet is a necessity in today 's world. Tourists use the internet to find direction for popular hot spots, students use it for communicating educational ideas for schoolwork, shoppers use it to stay connected to distant friend and relatives by e-mail, instant messaging or chat. Internet both expands and changes the communities in subtle ways. Zach King is one of the best example.He is a university student one day he thought in his mind that with the help of just three things he can change his life.Things included Camera,Phone and his Laptop and he proved it. He made an animated video of his cats and posted it on Youtube and got 18 Million in just first week after uploaded the video.So from this it is clear we can change our life with the help of few tools. With the technology advancing at such a pace, phones could not stay in their current state either. Today, we have mobile phones which can be taken with us anywhere in the world. Development of smart mobile phones has made communication possible on a device

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