How technology changed our lives.

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  How technology changed our lives
                                      
                                                           Preeti Gurung
                                                            Science blog


                                                           How technology change our lives.


Technology has changed our lives by increasing the speed of time. We were human. We invented and developed the technologies to change our life to its best. Now that technology is changing our lives every second.Technology can affect life both positively and negatively. New technology always changes our life very much and takes it to a new level. It is like the new way of thinking or doing the normal things differently.


Technology has created amazing tools and resources, putting each person’s most useful information at their fingertips.Modern technology has made it possible for the discovery of many functional and utility devices like the smartwatch and the smartphone. With all of these revolutions, technology has also made our lives easier, faster, better… and more fun.That’s almost half of the world’s population.

Around the world, two million smartphones are sold every day. The amount of information being shared on social media networks is phenomenal.Social media isn’t the only big statement digital technology has made. Neither is social media the only way technology has had an impact in everyone’s life.Technology affects your life in so many ways. It also affects the lives of other people such as the ones in my family.  Technology helps us so much. Such as we use technology at home, example: we all depend on the alarm clock. However, since the invention of video games, those kinds of entertainment have changed to games played individually, and the impact of such games on family relations is apparent. Nowadays Instead of watching TV together or eating a family meal, everyone in the family is in a separate room, either playing video games, watching football or just typing messages. Also health problem caused by modern technology have evolved into an important problem, especially among teenagers. The Internet has become like the air to breath, the water to drink for children. Addiction to technology has also made people lazy; that is, people have begun to pay less attention to walking and more to sitting, listening, and playing games.. Technology has both positive and negative impact on the environment, too. On the positive side, technology improves the environment in terms of intense methods of agriculture, building better houses.

I think in the future of technology is even more interesting that what is happening now . In few years, we will be talking about driverless cars and robots working in office, factories etc. In the future I think there will be many interesting and cool technology what make people life easier and change the life.













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