How Gadgets and Electronics Have Changed Out Life?

When we talk about mobile technologies, we usually mean all kinds of gadgets, applications, processors, batteries, displays. This is all interesting and exciting, but let’s think about such an important aspect as the type and degree of influence of mobile technologies on our daily life.

A few decades ago, at the beginning of its formation, mobile technologies were not very mobile yet. Proud and well-to-do owners required good physical shape to be comfortable enough to handle heavy and bulky gadgets. In addition, it was necessary to have access to an electrical outlet to use the first mobile devices, since batteries were not yet built into them.

Since then, technology has progressed incredibly far, with a particularly strong growth in quality over the past ten years. Mobile devices are smaller, more powerful, and much more useful. They have penetrated into all areas of our life, and their role continues to grow. The availability of all kinds of smartphones, tablets, e-readers, now also smart watches and, in the near future, smart glasses, contributes to their rapid distribution around the world. And, of course, all these billions of mobile devices have a serious impact on our quality of life.

Near-instant communication means we feel much closer to family and friends. We can talk to them at any time, exchange news, ask for advice or help. And to communicate visually, using video chat. We can keep in touch with our children even if we cannot be with them. This is much more important than meets the eye.

Thanks to the development of mobile technologies, such a rapid growth of social networks has become possible. Without mobile internet, smartphones and tablets, we would be completely dependent on stationary computers as well as on landline phones. In the modern world, this is even difficult to imagine …

With the help of mobile technology, we can now pay for parking directly from our phone. Built-in maps allow you not to get lost in any area of ​​an unfamiliar city. The transport schedule is available to us by pressing one button. After all, now we can just get to know and explore interesting places in the vicinity of which we find ourselves.

We now have more information about the world in our pockets and bags than ever before in history. In fact, for hundreds of millions of people, it has become completely natural and habitual to immediately search smartphones and tablets for information about any activity. Our gadgets can already foresee what information we might be interested in, and serve it to us in a convenient form.

This seemingly superficial and frivolous everyday use of mobile technology has changed the human community. It made our connections with other people much wider and closer. On the net we make real friends whom we have never met in person. We can learn and discuss any current issues and events taking place around the world. This stimulates the emergence of communities and the exchange of views that were simply impossible before.